Nothing Phone 4a Series Price Hike Alert! Now Costs Up to ₹9,000 More Than Launch Price

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-Carlsen Martin

Published: Tuesday, June 30, 2026, 14:35 [IST]

Nothing has once again increased the prices of its Phone 4a and Phone 4a Pro in India, marking the second hike since the smartphones launched earlier this year. The latest revision raises prices by up to Rs. 4,000, taking the cumulative increase to as much as Rs. 9,000 on certain variants.

The move means buyers who were waiting for festive offers or discounts may now have to pay considerably more for the same devices. The revised pricing is already effective, and the company is expected to retain these prices for the foreseeable future.

Nothing Phone 4a Series New Price in India

The latest price hike affects every storage variant across both smartphones.

Nothing Phone 4a Pro

8GB + 256GB: Rs. 52,999 → Rs. 54,999
12GB + 256GB: Rs. 55,999 → Rs. 59,999

Nothing Phone 4a

• 8GB + 128GB: Rs. 37,999 → Rs. 39,999
• 8GB + 256GB: Rs. 40,999 → Rs. 43,999
• 12GB + 256GB: Rs. 43,999 → Rs. 46,999

Second Price Increase Since Launch

This isn’t the first time Nothing has revised the pricing of the Phone 4a lineup. The company previously increased prices across the series just a few months ago.

During the earlier revision, the Phone 4a Pro saw a flat Rs. 5,000 increase across all variants. The base 8GB + 128GB model went from Rs. 44,999 to Rs. 49,999, while the 8GB + 256GB variant rose from Rs. 47,999 to Rs. 52,999. The top-end 12GB + 256GB model jumped from Rs. 50,999 to Rs. 55,999.

Similarly, the standard Phone 4a received a Rs. 3,000 price hike. The 8GB + 128GB model increased from Rs. 34,999 to Rs. 37,999, the 8GB + 256GB variant moved from Rs. 37,999 to Rs. 40,999, and the 12GB + 256GB version climbed from Rs. 40,999 to Rs. 43,999.

With the latest revision, the total increase now stands at Rs. 5,000 for the base Phone 4a, Rs. 6,000 for its higher storage variants, and up to Rs. 9,000 for the top-end Phone 4a Pro.

Should You Buy Now?

Nothing has not officially explained the latest revision, but industry-wide component costs, import expenses, and currency fluctuations continue to impact smartphone pricing in India. The company has also indicated that the revised pricing is likely to remain in place for an extended period.

For buyers who were considering the Phone 4a series, waiting for prices to fall may not be the best strategy. Instead, shoppers should keep an eye on upcoming sale events, where bank discounts, exchange offers, and bundled deals could help offset the increased retail prices.