“Hey, wouldn’t it be awesome,” a Nothing marketing team member may have proposed in a recent discussion. “If we simply shared a picture of our forthcoming Nothing 4a online.”

“Fantastic thought,” Nothing’s marketing head could have responded. “That will provide our followers something to ponder as they await the official unveiling on March 5. And it definitely won’t ruin the excitement.”

We cannot verify whether the conversation above actually happened, but we envision a similar dialogue occurred, as Nothing opted to release an image of its soon-to-be-launched Nothing 4a smartphone, set to debut on March 5, over a week early. Here it is.

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“Built different,” the company tweeted, without sharing any further specifics.

The image displays the phone’s rear, showcasing Nothing’s distinctive industrial/semi-naked design. It also unveils a new version of the Glyph Bar, adjacent to the camera bump, featuring nine mini-LEDs, presumably offering even greater customization possibilities.

On March 5, the company is expected to reveal the remaining details of the device, along with a more powerful variant, the Nothing Phone 4a Pro. Both smartphones are anticipated to feature Snapdragon 7-series processors, while the Pro model will likely boast a more advanced camera.