
Nothing Phone 3 Leaked Render Suggests Transparent Back Panel, Triple Rear Cameras, No Glyph Interface

Nothing Phone 3 will be unveiled on July 1
Nothing Phone 3 will be unveiled officially on July 1. In the last few days, the company has been teasing the upcoming handset without revealing its design. Now, a tipster has shared a leaked render of the phone's back panel. The phone is seen with a familiar transparent design, but without the Glyph interface. Also visible is an asymmetrical triple rear camera unit. Recent leaks had claimed that the smartphone will carry three cameras at the back, including a periscope telephoto shooter. The Nothing Phone 3 will be the first model from the brand to arrive without the Glyph Interface.
Nothing Phone 3 Leaked Design Render Surfaces Online
Tipster Max Jambor (@MaxJmb) has shared an alleged render of the Nothing Phone 3. It appears with a transparent back panel with a circular rear camera module placed centrally towards the top of the panel. Three camera sensors are placed asymmetrically on a slightly raised, centred section within the island.
Nothing Phone 3 leaked design render
Photo Credit: X/@MaxJmb
We see a periscope telephoto lens alongside two other cameras in the rear camera setup of the Nothing Phone 3. Above the periscope lens, we can see a circular LED flash unit. A notable element, aside from the rear camera setup, is the absence of the Glyph Interface from the back panel.
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In the leaked image, the volume rocker of the Nothing Phone 3 appears on the left edge. The right edge is seen housing the power button and another key, which could be the Essential Key, that was introduced earlier this year with the Nothing Phone 3a series.
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Earlier reports suggested that the Nothing Phone 3 will come with three cameras at the back, including a periscope telephoto lens. It is expected to be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC or a MediaTek Dimensity 9400 series chipset. The handset could pack a battery with a capacity larger than 5,000mAh. At launch, the price of the phone is teased to be around GBP 800 (roughly Rs. 90,000).
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