HMD 2320 Flip 4G leaked with GPS, SOS and LTE support

Leaked by tipster smashx_60 on X, the HMD 2320 Flip 4G appears to be a basic flip phone that adds 4G connectivity plus GPS and SOS features. It shares much of its design with the recently announced Nokia 2360 Flip, but per the leak the most significant difference may be network support: the 2360 is limited to 2G GSM while the 2320 reportedly supports 4G LTE Cat 4.

The HMD 2320 Flip supports 4G LTE Cat 4 and adds GPS, SOS, push-to-talk and docking features.

Specifications and features

According to the leak, the inside display is a 2.4-inch LCD and the external display measures 1.77 inches. The inner screen is smaller than the Nokia 2360 Flip's 2.8-inch panel, while the outside display remains the same size. The phone includes a basic 0.3MP camera.

Under the hood the device uses a Unisoc T127 chipset paired with 64MB of RAM and 128MB of internal storage, expandable by up to 32GB via microSD. HMD has used the T127 before in models such as the HMD Touch 4G and HMD 110 4G.

The battery is listed at 1,450mAh and the phone charges over USB-C, though the listed charge rate is just 2.75W.

Connectivity and additional features listed in the leak include SOS support, push-to-talk, docking support, GPS with real-time tracking, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, an FM radio, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a single nanoSIM slot. The device is also reported to be hearing aid compatible.

Per the leak, LTE Cat 4 refers to a 4G standard that provides broader 4G compatibility than a 2G-only device.

It is not clear which market HMD intends for this model. The Nokia 2360 Flip has been presented as a family-friendly phone with a Family Assist feature that allows relatives to manage it remotely. The combination of push-to-talk, docking support and real-time tracking on the 2320 suggests it could also find use in work environments or care settings, per the available details.