Nothing Phone 4a Pro spotted and expected to launch in 2026

TL;DR: Nothing may already be preparing its next midrange smartphones. A new device with the model number A069P has appeared on the IMEI database, and according to an exclusive report from Smartprix, this is likely the upcoming Nothing Phone 4a Pro.

A new device with the model number A069P has appeared on the IMEI database, and according to an exclusive report from Smartprix, this is likely the upcoming Nothing Phone 4a Pro.
For reference, the current Phone 3a Pro carries the model number A059P, making the new listing a logical successor.
If the pattern holds, the Nothing Phone 4a could launch alongside the Pro model with the model number A069.
Nothing’s last major release was the Phone 3, its first true flagship, which launched in July.
With the 4a series now in the pipeline, the company looks set to continue its dual-approach strategy of mixing premium and midrange devices in its lineup.

Nothing may already be preparing its next midrange smartphones. A new device with the model number A069P has appeared on the IMEI database, and according to an exclusive report from Smartprix, this is likely the upcoming Nothing Phone 4a Pro. For reference, the current Phone 3a Pro carries the model number A059P, making the new listing a logical successor.

If the pattern holds, the Nothing Phone 4a could launch alongside the Pro model with the model number A069. Reports suggest a possible Q1 2026 debut, following the same timeline as its predecessors.

While no specifications have leaked yet, the 4a Pro is expected to sit above the standard 4a with upgrades such as a more advanced camera system and premium build materials. US buyers will also be watching closely to see whether Nothing abandons its controversial “Beta Program,” which limited warranty and support for the Phone 3a series.

Nothing’s last major release was the Phone 3, its first true flagship, which launched in July. With the 4a series now in the pipeline, the company looks set to continue its dual-approach strategy of mixing premium and midrange devices in its lineup.

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