Nothing Phone 4b Leak: Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 and Key Specs

There’s a familiar silhouette and a new question: how far down Nothing is willing to stretch its design language to chase a lower price. The Phone (4b) will arrive on July 7, and the company showed its design last week. It looks unmistakably like a Nothing device, but it also reads as the most budget-minded model in the current range.

Chip confirmed, but not spelled out

Nothing has now stated the Phone (4b) will use a Snapdragon chipset. The statement stopped short of naming the exact model. Still, a recent Geekbench listing filled that gap: the device appears to run on the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 paired with 8GB of RAM, and it ships with Android 16 out of the box.

That combination signals a mid-range tilt. Expect smooth daily performance without flagship-level silicon. Expect decent power efficiency too. In other words, this should be a phone that prioritizes battery life and value over bleeding-edge speed.

Rumors add more context. The Phone (4b) is said to include a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, a 50MP main camera, storage options of 128 or 256 gigabytes, and a 5,400 milliamp hour battery. If those figures hold, Nothing is betting on a large display and a long-lasting battery to sell the device, rather than high-end processing alone.

What to watch for on July 7? Price, of course. Also software polish. Nothing has built a distinctive look and a loyal following. The challenge now is making that identity fit into a lower price tier without feeling diluted. Will the Phone (4b) strike the right balance between design, endurance, and everyday performance? We’ll find out soon.