Highlights
- Nokia 2360 Flip has clamshell twin displays with 2.8-inch inner and 1.77-inch outside screens for status updates.
- The phone’s 1,450 mAh replaceable battery lasts 15 days on standby and 27 hours in talk time.
- The Nokia 2360 Flip lacks 4G and VoLTE, limiting call and text operations in 2G zones.
HMD has officially launched its new clamshell feature phone, the Nokia 2360 Flip, aimed for seniors, students, and tech users. Standard basic utility loaded with useful features like dual screens, a dedicated SOS button, and remote device control using HMD Family Assist. But there’s one big caveat: it only works on 2G network connectivity. Where 2G has been shut down, the phone is no longer able to make cellular calls.
Nokia 2360 Flip Price and Availability
HMD has not yet officially confirmed the final retail price or regional release timelines. The likely pricing in India is pegged at roughly Rs 4,999, according to market estimates, although there’s no confirmation on a launch yet. The phone will come in three colours: Burgundy Red, Charcoal and Teal.
Nokia 2360 Flip Has a Major Catch: No 4G Support
Nokia 2360 Flip doesn’t support 4G network
The classic flip design and tactile buttons are nice, but the lack of 4G or VoLTE capability is a deal breaker for many. The Nokia 2360 Flip does not have 3G or 4G functionality and depends only on older 2G networks. If your local telecom provider has switched off its 2G infrastructure, you cannot make phone calls, send text messages or connect to mobile data on this device.
Nokia 2360 Flip Specifications
Nokia 2360 Flip 2G flip phone, mainly built for elders and kids, includes remote administration via the Family Assist app. It features a 2.8-inch primary display and a 1.77-inch secondary display for caller ID and alerts. It’s meant to be secure and easy to handle, with a dedicated SOS button that can reach up to five emergency contacts, big menu icons with easy-to-read language, built-in parental settings, and a detachable 1,450 mAh battery.
| Specification | Details |
| Main Display | 2.8-inch QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) |
| Secondary Display | 1.77-inch QQVGA (160 x 128 pixels) |
| Processor & OS | Nokia Series 30+ OS |
| RAM & Storage | 4MB RAM, 4MB Internal Storage (microSD support up to 32GB) |
| Rear Camera | Single QVGA camera |
| Battery | 1,450 mAh (removable) |
| Connectivity | 2G (GSM 900/1800 MHz), Bluetooth, USB Type-C port |
| Audio | Loudspeaker, 3.5mm Headphone Jack, FM Radio, MP3 player |
| Dimensions & Weight | 111.85 x 55.56 x 18.95 mm; 121g |
| Special Features | Rear Emergency SOS Button, HMD Family Assist, Hearing Aid Compatibility (HAC2011) |
Nokia 2360 Flip Gets Dual Displays and an SOS Button
Nokia 2360 Flip SOS button
The Nokia 2360 Flip features a traditional clamshell design with two separate displays. Inside, the 2.8-inch main display features large icons that are simple to see, while the exterior 1.77-inch cover display enables users to check the time or caller ID without opening the device. HMD also added a conspicuous physical SOS button on the outside for enhanced safety. Pressing and holding the SOS button for three seconds will automatically dial a pre-set primary emergency contact and send emergency text messages to up to five pre-configured contacts.
What Is HMD Family Assist?
HMD Family Assist is a unique mobile software available on Google Play and the Apple Software Store that allows family members to set up and monitor the Nokia 2360 Flip remotely from their own smartphones. The Nokia 2360 Flip doesn’t require an active internet or mobile data plan to update settings, as the software connects with the feature phone via background SMS. Family members may remotely add phone contacts, set up daily reminders, change speaker levels, and customise emergency SOS settings.
Nokia 2360 Flip Battery Life and Other Features
The Nokia 2360 Flip features a long-lasting battery backup powered by a user-replaceable 1,450mAh cell. The battery may last up to 15 days on standby or around 27.5 hours of calls. The phone also offers a special “School Mode“, which restricts the phone to only basic emergency calls and clock view, contact whitelisting settings, a 3.5mm headphone connection, a built-in MP3 player, hearing aid compatibility (HAC2011), and a wireless FM radio.
