Which nothing phone should you buy? The most affordable option is the $380 Phone 3a. It has a 6.77 in display, the not too fast Snapdragon 7S Gen 3 chipset, but thanks to the software optimization, it feels really fast. Battery life is also solid with support for 50 watt fast charging. For cameras, you get a decent 50 megapixel main and telephoto camera, but unfortunately an 8 megap ultrawide. And of course, you still get the glyph lights, which for instance could light up if you get a notification. The 3a Pro at $460 only gets a better selfie camera, three times periscope lens instead of the standard two times, and a slightly better main camera. Finally, there’s the $800 Nothing Phone 3 that actually feels like a flagship. It swaps the plastic for aluminum, has a brighter 6.67 in display, and includes a larger battery with wireless charging. It’s running the much faster Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset, and all of these sensors are 50 megapixels. You also get upgrades across the board, better speakers, haptics, 65 watt charging, and more. The one change I don’t like is they got rid of the lights for this little display that just feels useless.