Almost everything about Microsoft's rumoured 'last Lumia' smartphone has leaked
The 650 is expected to be the last Lumia-branded device that Microsoft makes. The Lumia name came from Nokia, which Microsoft acquired for $7.2 billion (£5 billion) in 2013.
Details about the hardware of the Lumia 650 leaked when a British phone retailer, Mobile Fun, posted the phone onto its website by accident. The listing has since been removed.
A similar thing happened in Germany when O2 posted the phone onto its website before removing it.
Here are the reported specs:
- 5-inch 720p screen.
- 8GB of internal storage, expandable via MicroSD.
- 1GB of RAM.
- 2,000mAh battery.
- Windows 10 Mobile.
The specs are mid-market and the price of the Lumia 650 - £199 ($290) in the UK, according to the MobileFun.co.uk listing - reflects that.
Microsoft currently sells the Lumia 640 which has similar hardware and a SIM-free price of £115 ($170), according to Microsoft's website. The 650 would replace the 640 just as it replaced the 630.
Evan Blass, who runs the @evleaks Twitter account, tweeted a photo of a press render that could be used to promote the 650.