Nothing has used Qualcomm chips for its flagship number series, but last year's A-series models featured MediaTek Dimensity chipsets

Nothing will reveal the Snapdragon-powered Phone 3a series on March 4, and as the phone-maker put it, it could offer "elite performance"

Qualcomm today unveiled the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, and it’s a big deal for mid-range phones. With better performance, smoother gaming, generative AI (a first for the 6-series), and faster connectivity, this chip is set to shake up what we expect from budget-friendly smartphones.

Qualcomm has released the new midrange Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 processor and we will help break down everything new in it.

In its latest teaser, Nothing has confirmed that it will be using Snapdragon processors in the upcoming Nothing Phone (3a) series.

Nothing posted an image teaser on X about what consumers can expect, capability-wise, out of the budget Phone 3a. The image was simple, yet marked the return to Qualcomm's SoC with the statement "Hello Snapdragon!" Beneath, the provided image is of a Snapdragon SoC with a specific white and red chip image.