

Find the latest price of the Nothing mobile phones in Nepal, they are known for their unique transparent design and minimal UI, and are popular among buyers who want a phone that stands out.
Showing Nothing
6 products listed • Nothing
Nothing has become a reputed brand among Nepali tech consumers who want to be different. It has a transparent back, glyph lighting and a distinct design nowhere in the market. So, on this page you will find the price of Nothing mobile phones that are available at the GBN Store.
Nothing is a London-based tech company founded in 2020 by Carl Pei, the co-founder of OnePlus. They were built around a simple motto to bring back excitement in the smartphone market that had been visually similar. The brand’s signature transparent design shows its internal components along with a “Glyph” LED lighting system that sets it apart from other phones in the market. These phones run on the Nothing OD that is known for its clean UI and experience with no bloatware.
Model | Variant | Price (NPR) |
Nothing Phone 3a Lite | 8GB+128GB | 40,999 |
Nothing Phone 3a Lite | 8GB+256GB | 45,999 |
Nothing Phone 4a | 8GB+128GB | 64,999 |
Nothing Phone 3 | 12GB+256GB | 89,999 |
Nothing Phone 4a Pro | 12GB+256GB | 93,999 |
Nothing Phone 3 | 16GB+512GB | 99,998 |
This is the flagship series in the Nothing phone brand, they currently have Phone (1), Phone (2) and Phone (3) released until now. Besides the number, there is no word or letters attached, signalling that it is the flagship tier. So, when you see the Nothing Phone (3), you are looking at the best chipset that Nothing has to offer alongside the best camera and premium build. It is running on the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset with full IP68 water resistance, which is great for such a phone.
Rather than inventing a whole new series, Nothing took the generational number and added a simple lowercase “a” after it. This is Nothing’s way of saying that bringing a phone of the same generation but at an affordable budget, in a new series. It is made using a less powerful chipset, simple camera systems and cheaper materials, making the phone affordable to a wider audience. However, it is important to understand that the “a” series is an outdated or older model cause it launched at the same time as the number series, just at a different budget. The Nothing 4a is one of the best phones in this series.
Furthermore, there is the “pro/lite” under the “a” series that gives advanced or lighter features than that of the “a” series. The Nothing Phone 4a Pro and Nothing Phone 3a Lite are some phones in these series.
Nothing mobile phones are usually pricey, with the cheapest phone, the Phone 3a Lite, costing NPR 40,999/45,999 and available at the GBN Store. This phone is built to feel premium regardless of its price, having a 6.77-inch AMOLED at a 120Hz refresh rate. Also, powered by a 5000 mAh battery that can last a day of simple usage, this phone has a 50MP main camera sensor like the Phone 3a, which delivers quality photos. Nothing cut down its cost by only keeping a single notification LED instead of the multi-LED Glyph lighting and using a chipset for everyday use rather than gaming or multitasking. This is Nothing's Cheapest Phone in Nepal and is great for its price.
In this price range, the only available phone is the Nothing Phone 4a, which is priced at NPR 64,999. It is a genuine generational upgrade from the 3a lite than a minor tweak, coming with a 5400mAh battery, being larger than any “a” series Nothing phone. The 6.78-inch 120Hz display is larger and sharper than the 3a Lite, but the biggest noticeable feature is the camera, which brings a triple-camera setup with 3.5x optical zoom instead of a single camera. This is a versatile camera for anyone who wants to shoot distant subjects, group photos or wants framing flexibility. Also, kept the full 63-LED Glyph interface that is the visual identity Nothing is known for.
This price bracket holds two phones that are genuinely different phones rather than straightforward “spend more and get more” upgrades. The Nothing Phone 3 is priced at NPR 89,99/99,998 is Nothing’s number one flagship phone till today. It has a Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset that is built for heavy use, and full IP68 water & dust resistance, being the only phone able to survive submersions. While the Nothing Phone 4a Pro, priced at NPR 93,999, is priced close to the Phone 3, most of its budget goes to the camera, which is a Sony 50MP main sensor with OIS and a periscope telephoto lens reaching 140x zoom. This zoom range is rare at this price. Likewise, being the most expensive Nothing phone in Nepal, it has a newer Glyph Matrix lighting and an aluminium unibody build, giving a more premium feel than the Phone 3.
The camera capability varies more across the various price ranges in the Nothing Phones. The Nothing Phone 3a Lite uses a straightforward 50MP main sensor without a telephoto lens, while the Nothing Phone 4a steps up to a proper triple camera setup with 3.5x optical zoom. However, the Nothing Phone 4a Pro has the best camera, using the Sony 40MP main sensor with OIS and a periscope lens reaching up to 140x zoom while in terms of zoom.
The gaming performance in Nothing phones scales directly with the price here. The Nothing Phone 3a, which runs on the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, is the best pick for sustained and graphics-heavy gaming, it has the only chipset in this lineup built for demanding titles without any issues. However, the Nothing Phone 4a Pro (Snapdragon 7 Gen 4) and the Nothing Phone 4a (Snapdragon 7s Gen4) can run popular games like Mobile Legends, Free Fire, and PUBG Mobile comfortably at medium to high settings. Likewise, the Nothing Phone 3a Lite with MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro is fine for casual and lighter games, being the weakest gaming performance in Nothing.
As of today, there is no official confirmation about the next model from Nothing beyond the current Nothing Phone 3 and 4a series. However, there is no announcement about the Phone 4 and Phone 5 yet, but we will update this section the moment there is an announcement made by Nothing itself.
GBN Stores is offering EMI financing for Nothing phones through Batash Hire Purchase, where you can pay as little as a 40% down payment up to 80% if you prefer small monthly instalments. The remaining balance after the down payment can be paid in instalments of 1,3,6 or 9 months depending on the buyer. This plan comes at 0% per annum interest, meaning only we pay the exact price of the phone listed, split among the chosen tenure, making EMI a practical way to bring home any phone in this lineup from the Phone 3a Lite to the Phone 3’s top variant.
Nothing phones are generally new in Nepal’s smartphone market compared to other brands, which makes it matter where you buy them from for the authenticity and after-sales support. So, buying through the GBN Store will ensure you get genuine stock with warranty coverage and great after-sales support. The pricing and availability on our page are pulled directly from our inventory, so you will see what is actually in stock rather than a listing trying to be tempting. Also, with the help of Batash Hire Purchase, offering 0 percent EMI for Nothing phones with 40 to 80% down payment across 1,3,6, or 9-month tenures, easing the worry of not needing to pay the full price upfront.
In the GBN Store, Nothing phones range from NPR 40,999 for the Phone 3a Lite to NPR 99,998 for the top Phone 3 variant, with the Phone 4a and Phone 4a Pro filling the mid-range.
The Nothing Phone 3a Lite is the cheapest phone, priced at NPR 40,999 only.
The Nothing Phone 3 in the 16GB+512GB variant is the most expensive in Nepal price at NPR 99,998.
The number in the phone names refers to the flagship generation, while the “a” marks a subcategory, being an affordable piece. The “Lite” trims the costs, and the “Pro” adds premium features such as camera and build upgrades.
The Nothing Phone 4a Pro has the best camera with a periscope telephoto lens, reaching up to 140x zoom, being a standout feature in this lineup. However, the Phone 3 also stays close with its triple 50MP setup and flagship-tier processing.
Yes, the Nothing Phone 3 is the strongest gaming performer here with the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 that can handle demanding titles at maximum graphic settings without issue.
Yes, GBN Store offers 0% interest EMI on Nothing phones through the Batash Hire Purchase, with 40-80% down payment
As of now, there's no officially confirmed next model beyond the current Phone 3 and 4a series. We'll update this page the moment a new launch is confirmed rather than speculating ahead of it