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Nothing's new smartphone "Phone (4b)" to be released in Japan on October 27

Published 2026-10-21

Nothing's new smartphone "Phone (4b)" to be released in Japan on October 27 | Integri News

British technology company Nothing has announced that it will release its new smartphone, the "Phone (4b)," in Japan. The release date is set for October 27, with a price of 59,800 yen.

This model is equipped with the "Snapdragon 6 Gen 4" processor. It features performance that ensures smooth operation for daily app usage and web browsing.

Battery performance has also been enhanced, featuring a large-capacity 5,200mAh battery. In addition, it supports 33W fast charging, allowing for efficient charging in a short amount of time even when you are busy.

Nothing's products have garnered attention from many fans in Japan for their unique design and high functionality. The "Phone (4b)" is likely to be an attractive option for users who want to experience the latest technology at an affordable price.

Sources: AppBank

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