Overview
- HMD announced the Nokia 300 Charge on Monday, August 24, 2026, and early retail listings in the Philippines and Malaysia show prices of roughly $32–$37.
- The phone uses a removable 3,700mAh battery, a USB‑C port and a dedicated side “Out” button to enable 10W charging in and 10W reverse charging out to small devices.
- HMD claims up to 40 days of standby and about 37.9 hours of talk time while also marketing a much brighter LED torch compared with earlier Nokia models.
- The device is strictly 2G only on GSM 900/1800 bands, so it will not work in regions that have shut down or are retiring 2G service and is unsuitable for users who need mobile data or modern apps.
- Hardware is intentionally basic—2.4" QVGA display, Series 30+ OS, Unisoc SC6531E, 4MB RAM and 4MB storage with microSD support—so the phone is best as an emergency backup or low‑distraction secondary rather than a smartphone or replacement power bank.