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Nothing Phone (3) is now up for pre-order

Nothing Phone (3) is now up for pre-order

GSM Arena2 days ago
Nothing finally fully unveiled the Phone (3) at the beginning of this month, following a weeks-long teaser campaign. The company bills this as its first ever proper flagship smartphone, and while it being on par with the Ultras of the world is highly debatable, it is undoubtedly Nothing's highest-end device to date.
Just as expected, today the Nothing Phone (3) has gone up for pre-order. The campaign runs until July 15, when the phone will become available on open sale. You can pre-order one from Amazon using our widget below. Nothing Phone (3) 5G
If you're in the UK, and buy a Phone (3) from Nothing itself or select (unnamed) retail partners, you'll get the 16/512GB model for the price of the 12/256GB version, as well as a free pair of black Nothing Ear.
On July 12, at the Nothing Store Soho in London, there will be an "exclusive drop" where the first 100 customers there can purchase the Phone (3) 16/512GB and the Nothing Headphone (1) for just £800 in total. These lucky folks will also receive some "exclusive merchandise".
If you want to learn more about the Nothing Phone (3), don't miss our hands-on from the launch event, and stay tuned for our full review, which is coming very soon.
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