itel's fresh take on the feature phone? Go loud or go home. The brand just launched the Muzik 450L, a music-first feature phone that's all about one thing: absolutely bonkers speaker volume. It's built for people who actually use their phones to blast music on trains, at roadside hangouts, and anywhere else noise usually drowns out ordinary phone audio.
At the core is the F20 2-in-1 Super Loud Speaker system with 3D audio that's designed to punch through crowd noise. The company reckons standard phone speakers struggle in real-world environments where Indians actually listen to music and FM, so they built this thing specifically for that problem. Pair that with a 2500mAh Mega Battery, and you've got a device meant for people constantly on the move who don't want their music dying after a few hours.
The specs are straightforward and practical. You get a 2.4-inch QVGA display, Bluetooth for wireless accessories, and Wireless FM with recording so you can capture your favorite stations without plugging in wired earphones. The whole thing's surprisingly slim at 13.4mm, which is wild considering how beefy the speaker setup is. Auto Call Recording, King Talker support for 1,000 contacts, a powerful torch, and a VGA camera round out the package.
itel's positioning this squarely at budget users who care more about music quality and battery life than specs sheets. The company says it's aimed at India's everyday travelers and outdoor workers, basically anyone living in noisy environments where conventional phone audio just doesn't cut it. For a feature phone in 2026, this thing's got more personality than most of what's floating around the market right now.