I snagged the Nothing Phone (3) US bundle before Hong Kong stores even woke up

The Nothing Phone (3) obsession

It is May 2026, and the tech world is buzzing over the Nothing Phone (3). I have been following the leaks for months, and now that it is finally here, the design is even more striking than I imagined. The new Glyph interface 3.0 looks like something out of a sci-fi movie, and the performance benchmarks are leaving other flagships in the dust. I knew I had to get my hands on one the moment the US pre-orders went live.

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Why I skipped the Hong Kong waitlist

While we usually get great tech in Hong Kong, the US launch of the Nothing Phone (3) included an early-bird bundle that I simply could not ignore. They were packaging the phone with the brand new Ear (3) buds—a product that is not even scheduled for release in the Singapore or Hong Kong markets until much later this year. I realized that if I waited for a local release, I would miss out on the best value and the bragging rights of having those buds first.

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How I managed the shipping process

I decided to shop US store options directly to secure my bundle. Since Nothing's US store does not ship directly to Mong Kok, I used comGateway to provide a tax-free US address. This allowed me to avoid US sales tax entirely, which is a neat little trick I use for all my high-end electronics. This package forwarding method is quite straightforward once you have your suite number. If you are new to this, here is a step-by-step guide on how the process works.

I also made sure to use the estimate shipping cost tool before clicking 'buy' so I wouldn't have any surprises when the bill arrived. Being able to forward packages efficiently is the secret to maintaining a cutting-edge tech collection in Hong Kong.

Shipping Estimates for Hong Kong

To help you plan your own 2026 tech haul, I have put together these estimates based on my recent Nothing Phone (3) bundle shipment. These numbers help when you want to buy from US ship to Hong Kong.

I always suggest checking the help center if you are planning to ship more than two devices at once, just to stay on the safe side of air freight regulations.

The BuyForMe solution for stubborn stores

One hurdle I encountered—and many of my friends have too—is that some US electronics retailers are notoriously picky. Stores like Apple, certain Nike outlets, or even high-end boutiques often block international credit cards. They might even cancel orders if they see a freight forwarder address. I have had my fair share of cancelled orders in the past, and it is incredibly frustrating.

My solution for this was the "BuyForMe" service. Instead of me struggling with my Hong Kong-issued card, I let the experts at comGateway handle the purchase. They used a US domestic card to buy the Nothing Phone (3) bundle on my behalf. This is the safest way to guarantee that your order actually gets processed and doesn't end up in the "cancelled" pile. It saved me a massive headache and ensured I didn't miss the limited-time early-bird window.

Check our guide on: Read more: US Nothing Phone (3) vs. HK local models: Why your credit card might be the biggest hurdle.

Getting it through customs

One of the best parts about Hong Kong delivery is the lack of general import duties on most consumer electronics. Unlike our neighbors, we don't have to worry about a heavy GST/VAT or customs tax when the package arrives. However, I always keep an eye on the import tax blog category just in case regulations for high-value items change in the future.

I was able to get my package in record time. Read more: Save HK$1,500 on the Nothing Phone (3) North Star edition with this 5-day shipping path to Hong Kong.

If you have any specific questions about the 2026 Nothing lineup or how to use a freight forwarder for your next gadget, feel free to reach out to their support team. I found them extremely helpful when I was tracking my Ear (3) buds across the Pacific!