Nothing Confirms Headphone (a) Launch on March 5 Alongside Phone (4a) Series

Nothing has confirmed that the Nothing Headphone (a) will launch globally on March 5 at 4:00 PM IST. The announcement was made through the company’s official X account, and the timing aligns with the launch of the Nothing Phone (4a) series.

The teaser image shared by the brand shows the name “Nothing Headphone (a)” in its dotted design style. The visual doesn’t reveal the full product, but it hints at a dual-tone finish. A glossy yellow surface is visible alongside a grey section with a patterned texture.

Colours And Early Pricing Details

While detailed specifications haven’t been revealed yet, the Headphone (a) is expected to arrive in Black, Pink, White, and Yellow colour options. The yellow variant appears to be the one teased most recently.

According to a report from Dealabs, the headphones could be priced at around €159 in Europe. Nothing hasn’t officially confirmed pricing at this stage.

Regulatory Listings Hint At Wider Availability

The Nothing Headphone (a) has been spotted on regulatory platforms such as the UAE’s TDRA and Singapore’s IMDA. These listings usually indicate that a product is preparing for release in those regions.

One notable absence so far is India’s BIS certification. The headphones haven’t appeared there yet, which could suggest that India may not be part of the initial rollout. That said, it’s still early, and launch plans could expand after the global announcement.

More details about specifications and availability should become clearer at the March 5 event.

Nothing Phone (4a) Launch in India

Recent teasers have revealed the rear design of the Phone (4a), showing a transparent back in white and pink with a horizontally aligned pill-shaped camera module. Two lenses sit together, with a third placed separately. The LED flash is positioned above the module.

The phone will introduce a new Glyph Bar on the left side. It features multiple mini-LED lighting zones, including a red light, and Nothing claims it is brighter than the previous (a) series implementation.

You can read our full Nothing Phone (4a) first look for a closer breakdown of the new Glyph Bar and camera setup.