Nothing shares camera details and samples of Phone (2a) Plus ahead of official launch

Nothing has confirmed the camera configuration of the upcoming Phone (2a) Plus. The smartphone will feature the same 50 MP cameras found in the rear of the non-Plus variant. However, the selfie shooter has been upgraded from a 32 MP sensor to a 50 MP one. The company has also shared some camera samples, which are attached at the end.

This camera information matches with the detailed leak that surfaced recently, which also claimed that the Phone (2a) Plus will have three 50 MP sensors. Before this, Nothing shared the details of the SoC that will be powering the mid-ranger, the Dimensity 7350 Pro. It is confirmed to be paired with up to 12 GB of RAM.

The company has kept the other specs under wraps, but the recent leak did point out that the Phone (2a) Plus, despite having a "Plus" in its name, won't feature a larger screen than the non-Plus variant. It will reportedly feature a 6.7-inch display. But it did say that the charging speed is upgraded from 45W to 50W.

As per the official details shared by the company, it seems that the front camera and the SoC will be the main differentiating factors from the non-Plus Nothing Phone (2a) (available on Amazon). Past teaser images did hint that the smartphone could feature wireless charging, but this feature is yet to be confirmed. The good news is that the phone is just two days away from launch, so you don't need to wait long to learn all about it.