It features an aluminum unibody while retaining Nothing's retro-clear hardware design touches, with a clear, redesigned camera unit. Yes, the aggressively protruding circular camera unit of the Phone 3a Pro is gone, replaced with an oblong housing that houses the triple-camera array and a tweaked Glyph Matrix, similar to what debuted on last year's Nothing Phone 3.
Gone is the circular camera island that had been a key component of the high-end OnePlus models. Now there's a square with rounded off corners and painted in black - it holds three cameras, a pair and one on its own. We don't see the flip side, but it will allegedly have a flat 6.78" 1.5K" display with a higher 165Hz refresh rate. By the way, we heard that the phone will come in three colors: Dune, Absolute Black and Mist Purple.
Apple is holding an event on September 9, during which it will make the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max official. Today a very quick hands-on video has surfaced in China, purportedly depicting a real iPhone 17 Pro Max unit being handled by someone working on the iPhone production line. This is, needless to say, big if true. Here's the video for your enjoyment (just don't blink or you'll miss it):