CMF Phone 2 Pro camera specifications show; this is nothing announced before the April release
CMF Phone 2 Pro: On April 28, 6:30 pm IST, Nothing Nothing's sub-brand CMF will launch its second smartphone (CMF Phone 2 Pro) in India. Along with the device, the company will also launch three other products on the same day: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a and Buds 2 Plus.
A few days before its official debut, the company announced that the upcoming phone will feature three camera systems – including a 50MP telephoto lens, a high-performance main sensor and an over-range camera.
The company also revealed that the day before tomorrow, the CMF Phone 2 Pro will run with a similar chipset to the CMF Phone 1 launched last year. CMF said via X (formerly Twitter) that the Mediatek Dimente 7300 Pro chipset will power the CMF Phone 2 Pro.
The core is strong.
CMF Phone 2 Pro. pic.twitter.com/ktsfoe9qym
– CMF has nothing (@cmfbynothing) April 16, 2025
CMF Phone 1: Return
The CMF Phone 2 Pro will successfully use the CMF Phone 1, which was launched under the sub-brand in July 2024. With a 6.67-inch AMOLED display, the Nothing Phone Phone 1's CMF comes with a dual-camera setup, which includes a 50MP main sensor and a 16MP selfie camera. It has support for a 5000mAh battery, and the base model (6GB RAM and 128GB storage) is priced at Rs 15,999 on the Flipkart. It is powered by the Mediatek Dimention 7300 chipset.
No phone number (3A) series has been released recently
Last month, there was no upgraded mid-range lineup through the launch of the Mobile (3A) Series in India. The series is based on the mobile phone success (2A) and includes two models: Phone (3A) and Phone (3A) Pro. These devices are powered by the Snapdragon 7S Gen 3 mobile platform, Qualcomm Adreno GPU and Snapdragon Elite Gaming capabilities. Both models are equipped with large 5000mAh batteries. The phone (3A) Pro is especially equipped with a triple-device setup with a 50MP main sensor, an 8MP Sony ultra-wide sensor and its excellent features: a 50MP Periscope OIS camera. Read the Nothing Phone 3 (a) Pro review here.
