HMD Global has introduced the Nokia 300 4G Power Bank, a rugged feature phone that doubles as an emergency charger.
The device is now available for pre-order in the Philippines.
Priced at PHP 1,990 (around $32 or €28), the phone targets users seeking durability and long battery life over smartphone features.
It sports a 2.4-inch QVGA display and an anti-slip body with IP65 dust and water resistance.
The standout feature is its 3,700mAh battery, one of the largest in a feature phone.
It supports 18W fast charging and offers up to 45 days of standby time, 26 hours of talk time or music playback, and about 23 hours of torch use.
The LED torch is reportedly five times brighter than typical feature phone lights and twice as bright as the iPhone 16 Pro's flash.
Users can activate reverse wired charging via a side button, turning the phone into a portable power bank with up to 5W output.
While insufficient for fully charging a smartphone, it can power smaller accessories. The package includes a 4-in-1 USB cable with multiple adapters.
The Nokia 300 4G Power Bank comes in Black, Green, and Gold. It runs a lightweight OS focused on calls, SMS, and FM radio.
Other specs include a microSD slot (up to 32GB), 4G connectivity, and a basic 0.3MP rear camera.
Pre-orders are live on Shopee in the Philippines, with broader availability expected based on demand.
