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Two weeks are remaining for the launch of the Nothing Phone (2a). The device is all set to launch on March 5 and Nothing is slowly sharing more details about the phone. Today, the device appeared in an AnTuTu benchmark. It suggests that the device is already in the final testing stages for the release. The benchmarks allow us to learn more about the device’s performance. However, this shouldn’t be compared to real-world performance and usage.
Nothing Phone (2a) Benchmarked with Dimensity 7200
The Nothing Phone (2a) was spotted alongside the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ and OnePlus Nord CE 3. The device is the first from left to right and has its design hidden by a special case. The device scored an impressive 738,164 combined AnTuTu 10 score. It achieved 236,788 points on the CPU test and 180,516 points on the GPU department. The listing also reveals a 137,288 score in the memory department and 183,572 points in the UX department. Based on the most recent leaks, the Nothing Phone (2a) comes with the MediaTek Dimensity 7200 chipset.
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The photo shows the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ in the middle with the Dimensity 7200 and the OnePlus Nord CE 3 at the right. Both devices score lower than the Nothing Phone (2a). Interestingly, Nothing’s new phone sits in the same mid-range department in terms of specifications. Of Course, benchmarks alone can’t say much about the device in terms of real-world performance. However, it’s a good way to see the device’s raw performance for the first time.
The Nothing Phone (2a) has a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with 120Hz refresh rate and Full HD+ resolution. Under the hood, the phone will have the MediaTek Dimensity 7200 with 8GB/12GB trims and 128GB/256GB of storage. In terms of optics, the device has a 50 MP ISOCELL S5KG9 main shooter, and a 50 MP ISOCELL JN1 ultrawide lens. The Nothing Phone (2a) is also expected to offer 45W fast-charging and boot Android 14 with Nothing OS 2.5 on top.
In terms of pricing, the phone will start at €349 for the basic unit with 8GB/128GB and €399 for the option with 12GB/256GB.
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