ZuPick
r/NothingTechan owner
Despite the plastic frame the phone feels very good in the hand. I'm not using a case and I don't have any scratch on the frame and I work in construction so I leave my phone on a lot of surfaces.
Colour White
Memory
Where to buyWhite · 6 GB · 128 GB
Only on Flipkart in this variant
Amazon Not sold in this memory
Compare all 10 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| White · 256 GB | ₹49,999 | Not sold |
| Pink · 256 GB | ₹46,999 | Not sold |
| White · 128 GB | ₹31,999 | Not sold |
| Black · 256 GB | ₹49,999 | Not sold |
| Blue · 256 GB | ₹49,999 | Not sold |
| Black · 128 GB | ₹36,999 | Not sold |
| Blue · 128 GB | ₹44,999 | Not sold |
| White · 6 GB · 128 GB | ₹35,999 | Not sold |
| Standard | Not sold | ₹36,699 |
| 256 GB | Not sold | ₹40,999 |
The ZuPick verdict
3.6out of 5
ConsiderBest at display, weakest at battery.
The Nothing Phone 4a gets a lot right, especially with its display, camera flexibility and comfortably above-average performance. It falls short of the best buys here mainly because charging speed, battery package and base value are less aggressive than some rivals.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Performance3.8
It scores about 1.2 million on AnTuTu, which puts it above the middle of this class. Combined with 8 GB RAM and UFS 3.1 storage, that means fast everyday use and good gaming, though it is not among the outright fastest options.Camera4.0
This is one of the stronger camera setups in its class. Optical stabilisation helps the main camera, the 8 MP ultrawide covers the expected basics, and the 3.5x periscope zoom gives it a real advantage for portraits and distant subjects.Display4.3
This is a strong screen for the money. The AMOLED panel, 120 Hz refresh rate, very high brightness and 1224x2720 resolution give it a sharper, brighter and smoother feel than many rivals still using plainer Full HD displays.Battery2.9
Battery life is solid enough for a full day, but this is not a standout battery package at this price. The 5400 mAh cell is decent, while 50W charging and cable-only top-ups feel more middle-of-the-pack.Value3.3
It offers a well-rounded package rather than obvious bargain pricing. The display and camera hardware do a lot of the heavy lifting, but the base 8 GB + 128 GB version is not especially generous for this price.Price history
FlipkartAmazon
28 SeptToday
31 days of recorded prices.
Buy now or wait?Good time to buy
Today's price is within ₹0 of the lowest we have recorded.
Lowest
₹31,999
₹31,999
Highest
₹62,999
₹62,999
Pros & cons
What’s good
Excellent display quality
The 6.78-inch AMOLED panel pairs a sharp 1224x2720 resolution with 120 Hz refresh rate, so scrolling looks smooth and text looks crisper than on many Full HD rivals. Peak brightness of 4500 nits also helps a lot outdoors.
Strong all-round performance
It scores about 1.2 million on AnTuTu, which is comfortably above the middle of what this price usually buys. Day-to-day use feels fast, and demanding games should run well with sensible settings.
Versatile rear cameras
The camera setup covers the basics properly and then goes further with optical stabilisation, an 8 MP ultrawide, and a 3.5x periscope zoom. That gives it more shooting flexibility than most phones around this price.
Good battery endurance
The 5400 mAh battery and tested life of about 14 hours 42 minutes are enough for a full day without stress. It is dependable for heavy mixed use and should be comfortable for lighter users too.
What’s not
Charging trails rivals
50W charging is usable rather than standout in this bracket, where faster systems are common. A full top-up taking about 1 hour 11 minutes feels average at best for the money.
No wireless charging
Everything is cable-only here. That is still common enough, but it does leave out one of the nicer premium extras some alternatives offer.
Ingress protection is basic
IP64 is fine for splashes and dust, but it is not the stronger water resistance that helps some rivals stand out. Buyers keeping a phone for years may want better protection.
What owners say
From Redditr/NothingTechan owner · 6 mo ago
143Bro, first of all you are getting sd 7s gen 4, even after spending close to 30k, secondly only 5400 mah battery, with only 50 wattage charger, and that too we have to buy differently, plus oneplus is giving 8s gen 3
r/NothingTechu/tomadachi_
Same experience! My only issue is with the battery drain but the UI is buttery smooth! Display is just fantastic!
r/NothingTechu/DefiantEngineering67
Yes that is real. Battery drain is quite too much on it. Overnight 8-12 percent with always on display. They should definitely fix it!
r/NothingTechu/DoExpectNothing
I got my 4a yesterday. When I ordered it, I also bought a case and a screen protector. While unpacking the 4a, I was very surprised that it's not only a cable inside the box—the phone even comes with its own case.
r/NothingTechu/DoExpectNothing
I bought the 8/128GB model—I don’t need more than that. It’s still a bargain for a bloatware-free phone from a non‑major brand these days, in my opinion.
r/NothingTechu/IrresoluteIdiot
I felt the green is a bit oversaturated, otherwise I felt the camera to be fine.
r/NothingTechu/IrresoluteIdiot
It is good especially in good lighting condition. Though there are phones that do better in the camera dept. like the Vivo V series or the Google Pixel lineup.
r/NothingTechan owner
This thing is bugging like this it hasn't even been a month and it pops a message which is not visible in the screen recording that nothing launcher failed 😭 regretting the buy already
r/NothingTechan owner
The device has only gone through one battery cycle so far, but it looks very promising. During that cycle I achieved eight hours of screen-on time with mixed use of Wi-Fi and 5G.
Video reviews
Technology Gyan · 1.3M views and others on YouTube
Similar phones
2.8NothingNothing Phone 4b
₹31,450
3.5NothingNothing Phone (4a) Pro
₹45,844
3.3NothingNothing Phone 3a Lite
₹32,399
4.0NothingNothing Phone 3
₹30,550
3.4NothingNothing Phone 3a
₹24,999
