Nothing Phone 3a Pro big price drop on Flipkart
By Divya Bhati
Flipkart is hosting Nothing (R) Days sale on Flipkart from July 3-5, offering big discounts across its smartphone lineup.
During the sale the e-commerce website is offering the Phone 3a Pro with a significant discount.
The Nothing Phone 3a Pro with 128GB storage and 8GB RAM is available at a discounted price of Rs 29,999.
Additionally users can avail an extra 3,400 discount with the Flipkart Axis Bank credit card bringing the final price down to Rs 26,599.
You can also check out EMI and trade-in deals for more savings.
The phone runs on Snapdragon's 7s Gen3 Processor.
It is powered by a 5000 mAh battery.
It has a 6.77-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh support.
Also Read: Nothing Phone 3a Pro review: Style and substance, all under Rs 30,000
For photography the phone packs a triple camera setup at the rear 50MP (Main) + 50MP (3X Periscope)+ 8MP (Ultra-Wide). On the front there is a 50MP front camera.
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