Nothing Phone (4b) and Ear (3a) Malaysia pre-order - Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, 50 MP camera and Glyph Bar for RM1,499 and RM399

Nothing recently announced that the Phone (4b) and Ear (3a) are available for pre-order in Malaysia at RM1499 (RRP RM1599) and RM399. The Phone (4b) will get a number of freebies including a Nothing Foldable Backpack and Nothing Phone Wrist Strap (while stocks last) during this pre-order period but official availability will start on 20 September 2026. 

Still rocking that unique look

The Nothing Phone (4b) is clearly their more accessible smartphone between their flagships and entry-level devices yet still rocking that unique Glyph Bar on the back. Powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset it’s designed for long-lasting midrange performance. 

The Ear (3a) earbuds also maintain the nothing design language with its transparent style and 3-LED matrix Status Light on the charging case. Features include a 12 mm dynamic driver, 45 dB wideband Active Noise Cancellation, Static Spatial Audio, and an 8-band Advanced EQ via the Nothing X app. 

Here are some notable Nothing Phone (4b) Tech Specs and Features:

  • Chipset: Snapdragon 6 Gen 4
  • Camera: 50 MP rear camera system with OIS, EIS, and 4K video recording
  • OS / Software: Nothing OS 4.1 based on Android 16 (integrated Google Gemini and ChatGPT experiences, 3 major Android updates, 6 years security updates)
  • Features: Unibody design with Glyph Bar interface, Nothing’s longest-lasting battery

Here are some notable Nothing Ear (3a) Tech Specs and Features:

  • Audio Drivers: 12 mm dynamic driver
  • Noise Cancellation: 45 dB wideband Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)
  • Features: 3-LED matrix Status Light, Audio Snapshot, Call Recording, Static Spatial Audio, 8-band Advanced EQ via Nothing X app
  • Battery: Up to 42 hours total playback with case; 5-minute quick charge for 1 hour playback
  • Colors: Pink, White, Yellow, Black

Are you looking for a unique smartphone or earbuds? If that’s the case then the Nothing Phone (4b) or Ear (3a) sound like they’d be a good fit, but if you don’t mind then there’s a lot of other choices in the market now. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below and stay tuned to TechNave.com for more tech updates.