Nothing Phone 3 Appears on Walmart Before Official Launch
Nothing Phone 3 listed on Walmart with 16GB RAM, 512GB storage; set to launch soon with US carrier support and new design changes.
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The upcoming Nothing Phone (3), scheduled for launch next month, has appeared prematurely on Walmart’s business website, indicating an imminent release. The listing shows the device will be available in the United States and Canada, featuring compatibility with AT&T and T-Mobile’s 4G and 5G networks.
Though the Walmart listing uses an image of the older Phone (2) and includes placeholder specifications borrowed from the Phone (3a) Pro model, a notable detail stands out — the phone is listed with a 16GB RAM and 512GB storage configuration. This suggests a high-end variant may be on the way. The base model is expected to feature 12GB RAM and 256GB storage.
Retail pricing is projected to begin at -$799 for the standard 12GB/256GB variant, with the higher-tier 16GB/512GB version priced at $899. If accurate, this positions the Phone (3) as Nothing’s most premium offering yet, directly competing with flagship smartphones from Apple, Samsung, and Google.
According to company teasers, the Phone (3) will include upgraded internals, use of high-grade materials, and improved software experiences. Unlike its predecessors, the device may forgo the signature Glyph LED interface. Leaks suggest a redesigned back panel could feature a dot-matrix display, resembling the style of Asus’ ROG Phone series.
Nothing has not officially confirmed these details, but the appearance of the listing suggests an announcement is imminent. More information is expected to follow in the coming weeks as the company gears up for its global unveiling.
