HMD unveils three 4G-less phones: the HMD 100, 101 and 102

"The most capable of the trio, the HMD 102, features an MP3 player and a camera with LED flash. The HMD 101 drops the camera, while the HMD 100 even seems to drop the MP3 player (presumably, this means no microSD slot as these have basically no internal storage). Interestingly, there's no mention of "4G", which is indeed a major feature for these - if only for the fact that many countries are shutting down their 2G and 3G networks."

"Another limiting factor is that these models (according to their user guides) have microUSB ports, which are no longer legal in regions like the EU, which mandates USB-C for portable electronics. HMD 100 and HMD 101 Of course, HMD has the very similar 4G models to sell in those regions. And they are dual-SIM too, so you can have two active phone lines. Plus, they have USB-C ports."

HMD introduces three new basic phone models named HMD 100, 101 and 102 with a new design and further reduced features. The HMD 102 includes an MP3 player and a camera with LED flash; the HMD 101 omits the camera, and the HMD 100 appears to omit the MP3 player and likely a microSD slot. The new models lack explicit "4G" labeling despite global 2G/3G shutdowns. User guides show microUSB ports, which conflict with EU USB-C mandates. HMD offers similar 4G variants that are dual-SIM and include USB-C, plus additional 4G models like the HMD 105 4G and HMD 110 4G.

Read at GSMArena.com