Nothing just revealed the Nothing Phone 4b in all its glory

Nothing has officially revealed the design of the upcoming Nothing Phone 4b. The company has already confirmed that the device will launch on July 7, and this latest teaser answers several questions while creating a few new ones.

The biggest highlight is the rear panel. Nothing seems to have borrowed the single vertical Glyph Interface directly from the Nothing Phone 4a.

The phone also sports a large rectangular camera island that stretches nearly the full width of the device. Inside, it appears to have two large camera lenses stacked vertically on the left.

Between the cameras and the Glyph strip sits a pill-shaped module housing the LED flash and another dark circular element. While it resembles a camera lens at first glance, it doesn’t appear to be aligned with the two main cameras and is noticeably smaller. At this point, it’s difficult to say exactly what it is. It could be a dedicated sensor, such as a laser autofocus or an ambient light sensor, or even another imaging component, but Nothing hasn’t confirmed its purpose yet.

Elsewhere, the teaser reveals a flat frame with rounded corners, visible screws on the upper panel, and the familiar industrial aesthetic that Nothing has become known for. A circular marking near the lower-left portion of the back also stands out.

Interestingly, the Phone 4b also appears to borrow several design cues from the CMF lineup. Nothing has already confirmed that CMF won’t be launching a new smartphone this year, and judging by its industrial styling, exposed screws, and wide camera island, the Phone 4b almost looks like the kind of device the sub-brand would have released rather than a mainline Nothing phone.

With the launch now less than two weeks away, we’re certain Nothing will reveal more details about the Phone 4b in subsequent teasers.