Despite being a feature phone, the Nokia 300 Charge houses a huge battery that supports reverse charging.
The new Nokia device houses a huge 3700mAh battery, which is a groundbreaking size for a feature phone. To recall, we have the Nokia 110 Power, which has only a 1750mAh battery, and there are still smartphones that offer only around 5000mAh cells.
Even more interesting, the device has an Out button that, when pressed, can activate its 10W reverse charging via its USB-C port. According to Nokia, the phone can last over 40 days on standby and handle up to 37 hours of call sessions.
It also has a flashlight that can be handy at times. Sadly, despite its rugged look, the device has no protection rating.
The Nokia 300 Charge is available in Sandstone and Green. It sells for PHP 2,190 ($35) in the Philippines and MYR 148 ($37) in Malaysia, where it is called the Nokia 300 Power Bank.
Here are more details about the new Nokia feature phone:
- Unisoc SC6531E
- 4MB RAM
- 4MB storage with expansion support up to 32GB via microSD
- 2.4” 320 x 240px LCD
- 320 x 240px camera
- 3700mAh battery
- 10W wired and 10W reverse charging
- S30+ OS
- Sandstone and Green
