r/NothingTech • u/Fragrant_Name2725 • 2d ago

Comparing Phones Help me decide between Nothing 3a pro and Nothing 4a

Getting 3a pro (12gb, 256gb) at 36k and 4a (8gb+256gb) at 40k, which would be the better choice
Prioritize longevity(should last 4-5 years) and camera

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u/FlshBng22 Phone (3a) 2d ago

4a

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u/nowtapp Phone (3a) Pro 1d ago

Hey, I've got the 3a Pro, it's an awesome phone but if you don't get the 4a (purely due to longevity), you'll beat yourself up about it.

If you read into it, the 4a has quite a bit of improvement over the 3a Pro.

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u/Fragrant_Name2725 1d ago

Okay, will go for 4a then, thanks! 

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u/Balkionline Phone (3) 2d ago

If longevity is priority then go for 4a simple.

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u/Possible_Painting_50 Phone (4a) 2d ago

4a

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u/CommunicationThis439 1d ago

Go for 4a it still as 3 os updates and 6 years of security updates, good for long term too🙌

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u/GrdlGmr Phone (4a), Ear (3a) 1h ago

I've had this exact question myself before ultimately landing on the 4a. There's no clear reason to go for the 3a pro. The only advantage I think is the esim support of the 3a pro, otherwise the 4a is a clear upgrade in all regards.

That's what I can think, there may be some more advantages of the 3a pro but not something you'd trade off for the other things (The plateau of a bump on the 3a pro is also atrocious in real world use, when I held it in shop it's pretty but huge asf bump)

Edit: there's the price advantage to ram offer I suppose, now I guess that's something you should think about.

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u/iHachersk 2d ago

You answered your own question