EXPLAINED: 6 | Vintage Vibes

Nothing Headphone (a) review

The soul of the original Headphone (1) endures –albeit with a cheaper build

T3 · Mar 5

Nothing's two new affordable phones have surprisingly good cameras – and there's a shutter remote hidden in their headphones

The brand that swore off flagship phones in 2026 has launched two phones in 2026 –and they're worth paying attention to

Digital Camera World · Mar 5

Nothing sees your colorful MacBook Neo, and raises you two new funky Android phones — meet the Phone (4a) and (4a) Pro

The Nothing Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro have just been unveiled alongside the affordable Nothing Headphone (a) — and they come in some funky colors.

TechRadar · Mar 5

"No flagship in 2026" – but Nothing just launched two phones anyway

Sure, we believe you, Nothing

T3 · Mar 5

I've used Nothing Phone (4a), and now the brand's mid-range finally makes sense

Behind the Glyph LED glow, there’s something more Essential at play.

Creative Bloq · Mar 5

I reviewed Nothing's new budget phone, and it's a sleek, steady performer that impressed me so much that I might not go back to my Samsung

Nothing's new budget-friendly mobile wowed me with its stand-out design and impressive performance, making it easy to recommend.

TechRadar · Mar 5

The Nothing Headphone (a) are here, and they rock — here are 5 things you need to know about them

Nothing's new noise-cancelling headphones are half the price of the Headphone (1), but far from half the quality

TechRadar · Mar 5

Nothing Headphone (a) is official, and might be the best Nothing deal in ages

The same sound as Headphone (1), for less

T3 · Mar 5

I didn't think it could be done — the Nothing Headphone (a) fix all the problems of the original while being way cheaper

Nothing's new cheaper headphones are the dream version 2.0 of a product — better and way cheaper than the original

TechRadar · Mar 5

We finally got a Nothing Phone 4a Pro teaser, but that's not a Glyph Bar

Nothing finally teased its Phone 4a Pro on social media, and it seems to suggest a Dot Matrix is on the way.

Android Central · Mar 4