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From Nothing’s futuristic earbuds to nearly any one of their phone models, the brand’s products always feel like you’re getting a lot more for a price that’s far less. Their budget smartphone, the Nothing Phone 3a, is no different in that regard. However, right now, the emphasis is certainly on “a price that’s far less.” The reasoning for this is a deal we uncovered at Walmart. Normally $400, you can now get the Nothing Phone 3a for just $328, a savings of $72. This deal won’t last forever, however, so go ahead and tap the button below to see if the deal is still available or read on to see what the phone is capable of and what our hands on experiences with it were like.

Why you should buy the Nothing Phone 3a

The Nothing Phone 3a has a very impressive stat readout for its cost. There’s a 1080 x 2392 pixel resolution screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, 8GB of RAM, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset, WiFi 6, and (at least for the version on sale today) 128GB of internal storage. All in a 6.7-inch screen phone with a weight under half a pound.

While our Nothing Phone 3a review certainly talks a bit about the stats, it goes far deeper into the design and ethos of the phone. Calling the phone a “champion of value” from the get-go, the review touches on the phone’s distinct design, the “Essential” key for AI-empowered quick notes, and better-than-expected battery life and cameras. In conclusion, our review revisits the champion theme, revising the Nothing Phone 3a’s place as, instead the “mid-range champion,” but with this great deal it is not more of a budget champion, for sure.

Now is the time to buy a Nothing Phone 3a if you’d like one. Normally $400, a $72 discount at Walmart brings the price to just $328. Simply tap the button below to double-check if the phone is still available at this great price. Alternatively, go and check out these other phone deals, but don’t necessarily expect to find something this good at a price this low.

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