At a time when most smartphone users need to carry a charger every day, Nokia has introduced a feature phone that focuses on long battery life.
The company has launched the Nokia 300 Charge in the global market with a large 3,700mAh removable battery.
According to the company, the phone can deliver up to 40 days of standby time and around 37 hours of talk time on a single charge, making it one of the biggest battery feature phones available.
Can Work as a Power Bank
The biggest highlight of the Nokia 300 Charge is its 10W reverse charging support. This allows the phone to charge other compatible phones, wireless earbuds, and small USB devices when needed.
Nokia has also added a dedicated ‘Out’ button on the side of the phone to activate this feature. With its USB Type-C port, the phone can double as a portable power bank.
Display and Other Features
The Nokia 300 Charge comes with a 2.4-inch QVGA LCD display with a resolution of 320×240 pixels. It also offers the classic Nokia-style physical keypad, making it ideal for calling and everyday basic use.
The phone is powered by the Unisoc SC6531E processor and includes 4MB RAM and 4MB internal storage. Users can expand the storage up to 32GB using a microSD card. It runs on the S30+ operating system.
The phone also includes a QVGA rear camera and a powerful LED torch, which HMD says is up to four times brighter than the one on the Nokia 105. This can be useful during power cuts or while travelling at night.
Connectivity, Colours and Price
The Nokia 300 Charge supports 2G networks, dual mini SIM cards, and GSM 900MHz/1800MHz bands. It weighs around 138 grams and is available in Green, Sandstone, and Black colour options.
The phone has been launched in the Philippines at a price of 2,190 Philippine Pesos (around ₹3,637).
Although HMD has listed the Nokia 300 Charge on its global website, the company has not yet announced when the phone will be available in India. For now, it is available only in the Philippines.
The Nokia 300 Charge supports 2G networks, dual mini SIM cards, and GSM 900MHz/1800MHz bands. It weighs around 138 grams and is available in Green, Sandstone, and Black colour options.
The phone has been launched in the Philippines at a price of 2,190 Philippine Pesos (around ₹3,637).
Although HMD has listed the Nokia 300 Charge on its global website, the company has not yet announced when the phone will be available in India. For now, it is available only in the Philippines.
