We're kind of late to the party,
and well, honestly,

we've went abroad
that's why our review

of the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro
was late.

This is the premium variant
in the Nothing (3a) series,

and this was released 
with the (3a).

Except that in the Philippines,
it's released a bit later.

Powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3

with a Samsung GNJ 50MP
main camera sensor.

Its selfie camera sensor
is also 50MP

which definitely, I'll say,
is very good.

And this one comes together
with three major Android updates.

More details after 
this quick intro.

(introduction music)

Now, the Nothing Phone (3a) 
that has 12GB of RAM

and 256GB of storage
is currently priced

at Php27,999
and you can buy this

in Digital Walker,
online and offline.

I'll post the link
on the description box below.

Now, this phone is available
in two colors—

either you go for the black
or the white color.

And another thing is that
this one supports eSIM.

And of course, don't forget
this one comes together

with its glyph interface
which is one

of my favorite features here.

Another good feature
is its Nothing theme

that's all black for the icons
which I think is very unique

on its own.

And it's very uniform.

The only thing is that
you'll have a hard time

where the Facebook icon is
because you won't

easily identify it 
since they're all the same.

Like with these logos,
you'll see the logo

of Genshin Impact,
Call of Duty Mobile,

and Farlight 84,
you won't be tempted to play

because they're all black
and white.

You don't know which is which.

Resists temptation.

One of the good things with it
is its beautiful design.

I love the glass finish
on the back

and its transparency
is very nice.

Its design on the camera bump
is kind of different

which is very unique on its own.

And it also has plastic
side frames that's a matte finish

and a Panda Glass 
front protection.

Its bezels are not that thin
but it's symmetrical,

up and down, and left and right.

And it has a special button
on the side.

If you press it,
it'll take a screenshot

and you can record 
the sounds here and attach

the voice messages
on the screenshot

which is very useful for me.

It's a very unique feature
that's present

on the Nothing (3a) Pro,
and also available on the (3a).

Before we continue,
of course, I just want

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One of the things that's okay here
is that this one

is being powered by the Qualcomm
Snapdragon 7s Gen 3

which, for me, is quite
a good midrange chip

which was able to roughly give me
a 780,000 points

on AnTuTu Benchmark.

This is the score that I got
when broken down.

Its loop score is 1,060
on the Wild Life Extreme

and 99% stability.

This is the score I got
on Geekbench CPU benchmark

and on the GPU benchmark.

Its thermals are looking good
and it throttled to 90%

of its best performance.

Now, its battery here
is a 5,000mAh of battery

which I think is just normal,
nothing special,

it's not that big.

And 5,000mAh
is almost industry standard.

Normally, you'd want to have
a bigger one like 5,500

or 6,000mAh.

But this one is just ample enough
for a whole day of usage,

supporting up to 50W wired charging

without a charging brick inside.

You have to buy it separately.

I would suggest you buy something
like Anker or UGreen.

On a day-to-day usage,
I can say that

the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3
is very power efficient.

And it can last you maybe
around 1.5 days

before this phone fully drains.

Using this as my main daily driver
while I'm working,

it can last for 1.5 days
based on my experience.