HMD has launched the Nokia 300 Charge, a dumbphone that can last up to 40 days on standby. It comes with a 3,700mAh battery, the biggest ever in a Nokia feature phone, and offers up to 37 hours of talk time.
The phone charges via USB-C at 10W. A dedicated Power Out button enables reverse charging at 10W, turning the device into a powerbank. HMD includes a 4-in-1 cable so you can charge other phones, audio gear, or USB gadgets right away.
The Nokia 300 Charge has a rugged look with textured sides and comes in Sandstone and Green. It features a bright LED torch that is four times stronger than the Nokia 105’s and even brighter than the iPhone 16 Pro’s flashlight.
Specs include a 2.4-inch LCD display with a 320×240 resolution, a Unisoc SC6531E chipset, S30+ OS, 4MB of RAM, and 4MB of storage expandable via microSD up to 32GB.
Connectivity is limited to dual-band 2G (900/1800 MHz), which means it won’t work in many countries. It also lacks water or impact resistance, unlike Nokia’s rugged models. Other features include a basic camera and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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In the Philippines, the Nokia 300 Charge is priced at ₱2,190 on Lazada and ₱1,990 on Shopee. In Malaysia, it sells for MYR 148. Some listings call it the Nokia 300 Power Bank.
