HMD may be working on another feature phone, and this one is built around safety. According to a tipster who posts as HMD_MEME’S on X, an “HMD 2320 Flip 4G” will let someone follow the user’s location in real time, has an SOS function, and works as a push-to-talk radio. It also supports docking. HMD has not shown or announced the phone.
Screens, per the tip: a 2.4-inch panel inside, 1.77 inches outside. Under the shell sits a Unisoc T127 chip with 64MB of RAM, 128MB of storage and a microSD slot for cards up to 32GB. It takes a single nano-SIM on 4G LTE Cat 4. Power is a 1,450mAh battery charged over USB-C. The rear camera is only 0.3MP. Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, FM radio and a 3.5mm audio jack are on the list, along with hearing-aid compatibility.
Much of this matches HMD’s 2660 Flip Senior Edition, which is built around the older Unisoc T107 chip. The tip would add the newer T127 and the tracking and push-to-talk tools.
That existing model is sold as a flip phone for older users, and HMD’s product page pitches it around an AI companion called Mary, made by inTouch, with 5 hours of free conversations included. Nothing in the leak mentions an AI companion, which suggests the 2320 would be a different kind of product: a plain 4G handset with location sharing, where the family or an employer can see where the user is, and a key to call for help. Those are guesses from the feature list, not anything HMD has said.
This is one tipster’s post, with no photo of the phone, a price, markets or a date, and the model name could change before any launch.
