Leak reveals affordable Nokia 100 (2026) with flashlight, Snake, and battery upgrade

The Nokia 100 appears to be getting a relaunch soon, as the highly reliable leaker @smashx_60 has already revealed an image and key details about the specs of this affordable feature phone. According to the leak, HMD Global is fundamentally revamping the design. The new model looks like a more rounded version of the Nokia 105 ($59 on Amazon).

Aside from the design, the biggest change is likely that the Nokia 100 (2026) is equipped with a camera, though it can only capture photos with a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels. The phone lacks an LED flash or a front-facing camera for video chats, as well as an LTE modem – even in 2026, HMD Global is still only equipping its most affordable feature phones with a 2G modem. It’s also disappointing that the battery is still charged via Micro USB instead of USB-C, although the battery capacity is set to increase from 800 mAh to 1,020 mAh.

The HMD Global Nokia 100 (2026) is reportedly equipped with a Unisoc SC6531E. For music and photos, the phone supports a microSD memory card with a maximum capacity of 32 GB. Headphones can be connected either via a 3.5 mm headphone jack or wirelessly via Bluetooth 4.2. The phone features an LED flashlight on the top edge. The device is expected to be available in cyan, violet, or black. As usual, HMD Global is using the S30+ operating system, and Snake is said to come pre-installed. It is not yet known when or at what price the Nokia 100 (2026) will be released.