Nothing Phone (4b) Price, Specifications, and Availability

Could Phone (4b) be the next value-packed mid-range smartphone from Nothing?

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Nothing is gearing up to expand its smartphone lineup with the upcoming Nothing Phone (4b)—bringing a new B-series to its portfolio. And ahead of its official debut, the device has now appeared on Geekbench. The benchmark listing gives us an early look at some of the phone's core specifications, including its processor, RAM, and software version. So in this article, I will discuss this phone in detail, including the expected Nothing Phone (4b) price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.

Key Highlights

Nothing Phone (4b) has appeared on Geekbench ahead of its official launch, revealing several key specifications.
The smartphone is expected to feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset paired with 8GB of RAM.
The Geekbench listing confirms that the Phone (4b) will run Android 16 out of the box.
Leaks suggest the device could retain Nothing's signature transparent-inspired design with a single rear camera.
The Nothing Phone (4b) is expected to launch in the INR 30,000 segment, with a projected price in Nepal starting at around NPR 49,999.

Nothing Phone (4b) Overview

Nothing Phone (4b) Geekbench listing reveals its processor

According to the Geekbench database, the Nothing Phone (4b) will carry the model number “A009P” and will use Qualcomm's Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chip. This chip is already found in several mid-range smartphones like Honor X9d and Realme P3— delivering decent performance in the mid-range price bracket.

Based on our experience with the Nothing Phone (4a) and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, Nothing has done a good job optimizing its software. So if the company continues that trend, the Phone (4b) should deliver a smooth everyday experience despite using a mid-range chipset.

Additionally, the benchmarked unit comes with 8GB of RAM and runs on Android 16 out of the box, suggesting that Nothing's latest software experience will be available in this phone from day one.

Here are the device's Geekbench 6 results.

Core	Score
Single-core	1,088
Multi-core	3,155
OpenCL GPU	2,896

While benchmark numbers don't always reflect real-world performance, they provide a good indication that the Phone (4b) should comfortably handle everyday tasks such as multitasking, social media, gaming, and media consumption. So we need to wait until the date it officially launches to say more about its real-world performance.

Design expectation

Although Nothing hasn't fully revealed the Nothing Phone (4b) yet, teaser images suggest it will retain the company's signature transparent-inspired design language.

Interestingly, recent leaks suggest that the Phone (4b) could come with a single rear camera, which will be a notable change in a market where most competitors offer dual-camera setups. A sigle camera setup sould help Nothing keep the price competitive. However, whether it delivers a good photography experience will only become clear once we test the device.

What to expect more

From the Geekbench listing, it appears that Nothing isn't compromising too much on performance, despite positioning the Phone (4b) as the more affordable smartphone in its lineup. However, the specifications alone won't determine its success. As for now, buyers also look for a capable camera system, long battery life, fast charging, and a polished software experience. And from our previous experience with Nothing—the above area is pretty good—so this phone might deliver the same.

If the company manages to price the Phone (4b) aggressively while maintaining its signature design and clean Nothing OS experience, it could become one of the biggest contenders in the mid-range smartphone market. If these reports prove true, we might see strong competition among Motorola, Oppo, Realme, iQOO, Redmi, and Nothing in that price bracket.

Nothing Phone (4b) Price in Nepal and Availability

Nothing still keeps pricing details under wraps, but the Nothing Phone (4b) is expected to sit below the Nothing Phone (4a) series, where industry reports suggest the device could target the INR 30,000 segment. There are also rumors that this phone might launch on July 7 through Flipkart. Based on current leaks and Nothing's previous pricing strategy, we expect the Phone (4b) to launch in Nepal at around NPR 49,999 to NPR 55,999, although the official price will only be confirmed after launch.