Updated
Updated · CNET · Aug 7
Nothing Phone 4A Pro Drops to Record-Low $400 at Best Buy
Updated
Updated · CNET · Aug 7

Nothing Phone 4A Pro Drops to Record-Low $400 at Best Buy

3 articles · Updated · CNET · Aug 7

Summary

  • $400 gets buyers the 128GB Nothing Phone 4A Pro at Best Buy, a $100 cut from its usual $500 price and the lowest seen so far.
  • The same promotion covers both black and silver models, while the 256GB version is also discounted by $100 to $500.
  • Nothing’s midrange phone pairs a 50-megapixel triple-camera system with a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chip, a 6.83-inch 144Hz AMOLED display and 5,000-nit peak brightness.
  • Software support runs to three years of Android updates and up to six years of security patches, keeping the device covered into 2032.

Insights

Why is Best Buy slashing prices on the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro just as the brand rapidly expands its US retail footprint?
Does the massive $100 discount on the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro hide major flaws like software bugs and weak low-light cameras?
Can a $400 midrange Android phone truly deliver on six years of security updates without its hardware becoming entirely obsolete?