Nothing is kicking off 2026 with a device blitz. According to reliable tipster Yogesh Brar, the company is developing three smartphones under both Nothing and CMF branding, with two carrying the coveted “Pro” moniker. Launch window? First quarter 2026, possibly as early as March.

Nothing & CMF’s 2026 Lineup: What’s Coming

The leak suggests Nothing Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro as likely candidates, following the March 2025 launch of the Phone (3a) series. However, there’s speculation about a CMF Phone Pro variant or even a flagship Nothing Phone 3 Pro—the exact models remain unclear until official confirmation.

What’s certain is the chipset diversity. These devices will pack a mix of Qualcomm Snapdragon and MediaTek Dimensity processors, indicating a portfolio spanning budget, midrange, and potentially premium segments. This strategy mirrors Nothing’s recent success in India, where it became the fastest-growing smartphone brand with over 577% year-on-year growth.

Expected Detail	Specification
Total Devices	3 smartphones
Pro Models	2 devices with “Pro” branding
Chipsets	Snapdragon + Dimensity mix
Launch Window	Q1 2026 (likely March)
Additional Items	Multiple new accessories
Likely Models	Phone (4a), Phone (4a) Pro, CMF variant

Beyond Smartphones: Accessories Incoming

Beyond phones, Nothing is reportedly developing multiple accessories tailored for the upcoming lineup. Whether these pair exclusively with new devices or work across existing Nothing and CMF products remains unknown, but expect ecosystem integration—a hallmark of Nothing’s design philosophy.

The CMF sub-brand, recently spun off as a standalone company based in India, has built momentum with modular designs and aggressive pricing. The CMF Phone 2 Pro, launched in May 2025 with a Dimensity 7300 Pro chipset, demonstrated the budget brand’s capability to deliver flagship-adjacent features without premium pricing.

Nothing’s trademark Glyph Interface could see evolution across these models. The Phone (3) introduced “Glyph Matrix,” a circular dot-matrix LED replacing previous implementations. Whether the (4a) series adopts this or sticks with traditional Glyph remains a question mark.

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With Nothing surpassing $1 billion in lifetime sales and 7 million devices sold, the company enters 2026 with serious momentum. These Q1 launches could solidify its position against OnePlus, Realme, and other aggressive midrange competitors.