Nokia 300 Power Bank Feature Phone Arrives With Rugged Design, 45-Day Standby Time, and Reverse Charging
The Nokia 300 Power Bank has surfaced as a practical new feature phone built for users who want long battery life, durability, and emergency-ready tools in a compact device. After earlier leaks revealed some of its key details, the phone has now appeared for pre-order in the Philippines, giving a clearer look at what this rugged Nokia-branded handset offers.
Officially called the Nokia 300 Power Bank, the device appears to be aimed at people who need a reliable secondary phone, an outdoor companion, or a simple handset that can keep running for weeks. Its design and feature set make it feel like a lightweight alternative to more rugged models, with the added benefit of being able to charge other devices when needed.
The Nokia 300 Power Bank comes with a 2.4-inch QVGA display and a tough body designed to handle daily wear. It features an anti-slip exterior, making it easier to grip in outdoor conditions or while working on the move. The phone also carries an IP65 rating for dust and water resistance, giving it extra protection against splashes, rain, and dusty environments.
While full internal specifications such as the processor, RAM, and built-in storage have not been detailed, the phone is listed with microSD card support of up to 32GB. It also includes a basic 0.3MP rear camera, which is typical for feature phones in this category.
One of the biggest highlights of the Nokia 300 Power Bank is its 3,700mAh battery. That capacity may sound modest compared with modern smartphones, but it is large for a feature phone. According to the listed details, the battery can deliver up to 45 days of standby time, up to 26 hours of talk time or audio playback, and up to 23 hours when using the high-intensity torch.
The built-in torch is another major selling point. It is claimed to be five times brighter than the flashlight found on a regular feature phone and twice as bright as the LED flash on the iPhone 16 Pro. That makes the Nokia 300 Power Bank especially useful for camping, power outages, night work, or emergencies.
As its name suggests, the phone can also function as a portable power bank. It supports reverse wired charging at up to 5W, allowing users to charge low-power devices such as earbuds, smartwatches, small lamps, fans, feature phones, and even a smartphone in urgent situations. Unlike many smartphones that hide reverse charging in software menus, the Nokia 300 Power Bank includes a dedicated side button to activate the feature quickly.
HMD also includes a 4-in-1 USB cable in the box. The cable is primarily USB-C to USB-C, but it comes with adapters for other connector types, including USB-A, making it more flexible for charging different devices.
The Nokia 300 Power Bank is available in three colors: Black, Green, and Gold. In the Philippines, it is priced at PHP 1,990, which is around $32 or €28. Pre-orders are already open through a local online retailer.
With its rugged build, long battery life, powerful flashlight, and reverse charging support, the Nokia 300 Power Bank is designed for users who value reliability over smartphone complexity. It could be a useful backup phone, travel companion, or emergency device for anyone who wants a simple handset that can last for weeks and help power other gadgets when needed.
