Nothing Phone (3) to Launch in US, Could Cost Around $1,000

Nothing is preparing to bring its next flagship, the Nothing Phone (3), to the United States. The company will make the device available for purchase through its website and Amazon. And apparently, the Nothing Phone (3) won’t have its fancy glyph lights at the back; maybe it’s time for something different (and new?).
The Phone (3) is to have an updated software that, according to Pei, will “level things up.” The device is expected to be priced at around £800, which could mean a price of about $1,000 in the US. This puts the Phone (3) in direct competition with the iPhone 16 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy S25+. Out of the box, the Phone (3) is to have multi-band support for 4G and 5G on AT&T and T-Mobile.
Analyst Maurice Klaehne says that the US premium smartphone segment is dominated by Apple and Samsung, and that new brands face challenges due to strong brand loyalty and the importance of carrier partnerships, so it will be insightful to see how Nothing Phone (3) performs in this market.
This launch comes after the Phone (2), which was the only model so far to see general sales in the US. In Canada, the Phone (3) will be sold at Best Buy alongside a new over-ear headphone called Headphone (1), as reported by TechCrunch.
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