Nothing Phone (4a) Gets Another ₹3,000 Price Hike, Now Starts at ₹42,999 in India

Highlights

• Nothing Phone (4a) will see a ₹3,000 price hike across all three storage variants in India effective August 1, 2026.
• Compared to launch prices earlier this year, the base variant is now ₹11,000 costlier and will be available at ₹42,999.
• Buyers can save ₹3,000 by purchasing existing stock before August 1.

Nothing has once again increased the price of its Nothing Phone (4a) in India. As per an official pricing circular shared on X by tipster Sanju Choudhary @saaaanjjjuuu, the revised prices will come into effect from August 1, 2026 with all new stock billed at the updated rates. The latest revision raises the prices of all three storage variants by ₹3,000, making the phone significantly more expensive than its launch price earlier this year. Here are more details.

Nothing Phone (4a) – Latest Price Hike Explained

The official notice states that the revised prices will be applicable only to new stock purchased from August 1, 2026 onwards. Billing for all new inventory will be done according to the revised Maximum Operating Price (MOP).

Nothing Phone (4a) – Launch price vs Current Selling Price

The Nothing Phone (4a) originally debuted in India at much lower prices than it is currently selling at.

With the latest revision, the base model now costs ₹11,000 more than its launch price, while the two higher-end variants have become ₹12,000 costlier. This follows multiple price revisions for the smartphone over the past few months. Here’s how the current prices appear in comparison to the initial launch prices –

What the Price Hike Means for Buyers?

If you are planning to buy the Nothing Phone (4a), purchasing the device before August 1 or finding a retailer with existing stock could help you save up to ₹3,000 compared to the revised pricing.

Once retailers begin selling new inventory, the phone will be available at the updated prices of ₹42,999, ₹46,999, and ₹49,999 for the 8GB + 128GB, 8GB + 256GB, and 12GB + 256GB variants, respectively. Buyers should also keep in mind that the device now carries a substantially higher price tag than when it first launched in India, making it worth comparing with other smartphones in the same price segment before making a purchase.

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