Nothing in Kenya
Transparent design and clean Android — the most distinctive phones you can buy.
Nothing was founded by Carl Pei, previously a co-founder of OnePlus, and it competes on design and software rather than spec-sheet bragging. Its transparent backs and Glyph light strips make its phones instantly recognisable, which is the entire point in a market where most phones look identical.
Underneath the styling, Nothing OS is one of the cleanest Android skins available — close to stock, very little pre-installed clutter, and fast in daily use. For anyone irritated by bloatware on cheaper Android phones, that alone is a strong reason to look.
The line-up is deliberately small: numbered flagships, a more affordable (a) tier, and the CMF sub-brand for budget devices and accessories.
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The Nothing range, explained
What each family is actually for, so you can tell the difference before you spend.
Phone (number) series
The flagship. Best cameras and the full Glyph interface.
Phone (a) series
The value tier. Keeps the design language and clean software at a much lower price.
CMF by Nothing
Budget sub-brand — phones, watches and earbuds with the same design-led approach.
Ear / Ear (a)
Transparent true-wireless earbuds with noise cancelling, competitively priced.
Landmark Nothing releases
- 2025
Nothing Phone (3)
The most capable Nothing phone, and the clearest expression of the design language.
- 2025
Nothing Phone (3a) / (3a) Pro
The value pick — most of the experience for substantially less.
- 2024
Nothing Ear (2024)
Well-tuned earbuds with strong noise cancelling for the money.
Expected next from Nothing
Not confirmed by Nothing. These are expectations based on the brand’s past release pattern, not announcements. Specifications, names, pricing and dates can all change, and we don’t take pre-orders against them.
- Expected on an annual cycle
Next numbered flagship
Nothing has launched a numbered phone each year, typically mid-year. Unconfirmed.
- Expected in the first half
Next (a) series
The (a) tier has arrived earlier in the year than the flagship. Unconfirmed.
The (a) series is the smart buy — you get the design, the Glyph lights and the same clean software for far less than the flagship. Step up only if you want the better camera system.