Nothing Phone (3) price in India: Here’s how much it will set you back by

Nothing’s latest launch has officially landed, and this time, it’s aiming squarely at the top tier. The Nothing Phone (3) is no longer playing the quirky underdog; it’s a fully-fledged flagship with the price tag to prove it. With design flourishes, camera upgrades, and a promise of long-term software support, the Phone (3) is now competing in the same league as the Samsung Galaxy S25 and iPhone 16. So, if you’re contemplating buying Nothing’s latest flagship smartphone offering, here’s how much purchasing the Phone (3) will set you back by.

How much does the Nothing Phone (3) cost in India?

The official pricing for the Nothing Phone (3) puts it squarely in flagship territory. The Phone (3) starts at Rs 79,999 for the 12 GB + 256 GB model and Rs 89,999 for the top-end 16 GB + 512 GB variant. That’s no longer “disruptor” pricing. It’s a bold move that places Nothing in direct competition with long-established players.

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With bank and exchange offers factored in, the effective prices come down to Rs 62,999 and Rs 72,999, respectively. Early buyers also get a free pair of Nothing Ear earbuds and a 1-year extended warranty. One thing the pricing strategy makes obvious is that Nothing now sees itself as a premium player, and it wants you to pay like it.

Nothing also launched its first attempt at headphones yesterday, dubbed the Nothing Headphone (1). These cans cost a pretty penny too, priced at Rs 21,999. Both the Phone (3) and the Headphone (1) will go on sale starting July 15, and will be available for purchase in Croma, and online e-commerce stores.

What do you get for that flagship price?

For your money, the Nothing Phone (3) offers a bold, somewhat polarising, design overhaul with its new Glyph Matrix on the rear, a high-brightness 6.67-inch AMOLED display, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset, and a triple 50MP camera system that includes a periscope lens.

The phone runs Android 15 out of the box with Nothing OS 3.5, and the company is committing to five years of Android updates and seven years of security patches. It’s also powered by a 5,500mAh battery with fast charging on both wired and wireless fronts. To know more about the phone’s specs and features, check out this article. And to stay updated with the latest in tech, stay tuned to Unboxed by Croma.