HMD Global is bringing back the classic Nokia Asha lineup, with the Asha 305 and Asha 505 expected to lead the revival.
The Asha 305 recently appeared in a certification listing on HMD's own website as "HMD TA-1779 (Type HMD Asha 305)."
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Now, leaked images of its retail packaging offer the clearest look yet at the software and specifications.
The images, shared by source nloopid, show the retail box listing "Pulse OS" as the operating system.
While some speculated the phone might run a modified Android, the Unisoc T137 chipset suggests otherwise.
This processor is designed for a lightweight Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) rather than full Android, and is also expected to power the upcoming Nokia 250 4G Smart feature phone.
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The choice of Pulse OS aligns with the nostalgia of the original Nokia Asha lineup and HMD's recent focus on digital-detox devices.
4G connectivity and essential online features are expected via the Cloud Phone system, balancing simplicity with everyday practicality.
According to the leak, the Asha 305 will come in black and green.
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It measures 147 × 71.5 × 10.2 mm and has a 5-inch non-full-screen display with 854 × 480 (480P) resolution.
It features a 2MP front camera and a 2MP rear camera. The box confirms a Unisoc T137 processor, 2GB of RAM, and 16GB of storage.
Power comes from a 2,500 mAh battery with 5W charging.
HMD has not officially confirmed full specs, pricing, or availability. The packaging gives a clear picture of a compact, no-frills phone.
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Key questions remain about Pulse OS features and how the Asha 305 fits alongside HMD's other entry-level models.
