Nokia 300 Power Bank feature phone now available to pre-order in The Philippines

Specs of a new Nokia-branded feature phone called the Nokia 300 4G Power Bank leaked earlier. Now, more details of the device have been published, thanks to a listing that has appeared on the online store of a Filipino retailer. Based on the specs, the phone, which is officially called the Nokia 300 Power Bank, seems like a lite version of the HMD Terra M released earlier this year or a sibling to the 2019 Nokia 800 Tough.

The Nokia 300 Power Bank has a 2.4-inch QVGA display housed in a rugged body with an anti-slip design. There's no mention of the processor, RAM, and storage, but an X post by smashx_60 says the camera on the back of the phone is a 0.3MP sensor. The post also mentions the Nokia 300 Power Bank has an IP65 dust and water resistance rating and support for a microSD card slot (32GB Max).

One of the highlights of the Nokia 300 Power Bank is its 3,700mAh battery capacity which charges at up to 18W. While it is small for smartphones, it is quite large for a feature phone. It is advertised as lasting up to 45 days in standby and providing up to 26 hours of talk time or audio playback, and up to 23 hours if the high intensity torch is turned on. Speaking about the torch, HMD says it is 5 times brighter than that of a regular feature phone and 2 times brighter than the LED flash on the iPhone 16 Pro.

Another selling point of the Nokia 300 Power Bank is that it can double as a power bank thanks to having support for reverse wired charging. Unlike smartphones with the feature, the Nokia 300 Power Bank has a button on the side that activates reverse wired charging.

Once activated, it will be able to charge other devices at up to 5W. That can be useful for charging low-power items such as smartwatches and earbuds, but a promotional image also shows it charging a smartphone, a feature phone, and a low-power lamp and fan. HMD also includes a 4-in-1 USB cable in the box. The cable is originally a USB-C to USB-C but has adapters for other connectors including USB-A.

The Nokia 300 Power Bank comes in Black, Greem and Gold and is priced at PHP 1,990 (~$32.27/€28). The phone is available to pre-order now in The Philippines on Shopee.