Nothing is gearing up for a July 7 launch in India and select markets with its next handset, the Phone (4b). A Geekbench entry for model A009P confirms the device uses Qualcomm’s SM6650, marketed as the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, coupled with 8 GB RAM and an Adreno 810 GPU. The listing shows Android 16 as the OS and is already being benchmarked by enthusiasts.

Geekbench scores place the Phone (4b) at 1,088 for single‑core and 3,155 for multi‑core performance, positioning it below the earlier Phone (4a) in Nothing’s hierarchy. The transparent chassis and potential LED light strip hint that the company will retain its signature aesthetic while offering a more budget‑friendly option. Analysts see this as a strategic fill for the mid‑range segment today.

With the benchmark data public, consumers can gauge performance before the phone ships, and retailers gain a concrete spec sheet for marketing. The July launch will test whether Nothing can sustain momentum after the 4a’s modest success. Regardless of price, the Phone (4b) promises a recognizable design paired with Snapdragon‑based competence in everyday use and developer support across devices globally.