Phone legend Nokia introduces new phone with 40-day battery life

The Nokia 300 Charge, introduced by HMD, appeals to those looking for a backup phone with its 3,700 mAh battery, Type-C port, and powerful flashlight.

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HMD has added a new battery-focused model to its Nokia-branded feature phone series. Introduced as the Nokia 300 Charge, the device combines a classic feature phone design with practical features such as long battery life and a powerful flashlight.

The model comes in sand and green color options. Maintaining the nostalgic Nokia aesthetic with its angular body, textured side surfaces, and basic rear camera module, the phone is specifically targeted at users looking for a secondary device or an emergency phone.

The Nokia 300 Charge was introduced in green and sand color options.

The Nokia 300 Charge measures 136.6 mm in length, 55 mm in width, and 14.94 mm in thickness. The 138-gram device features a 2.4-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. The phone is powered by a Unisoc SC6531E processor and runs on the S30+ operating system.

On the hardware side, the device includes 4 MB of RAM and 4 MB of internal storage. The storage space can be expanded with microSD card support up to 32 GB. The model also features a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The standout feature of the Nokia 300 Charge is its battery capacity. The phone, which is charged via a Type-C port, uses a 3,700 mAh battery. It is stated that this battery, which supports 10W charging, can offer a usage time of over 40 days on a single charge.

The emphasis on up to 40 days of battery life is highlighted on the model's screen.

Despite its long battery life, the device has a significant limitation: the Nokia 300 Charge only supports dual-band 2G connectivity. For this reason, the phone's network functionality may not be usable in countries that have shut down or are preparing to shut down their 2G infrastructure.

There is a powerful LED flashlight on the top of the phone. According to the information shared, this flashlight can provide illumination that is 4 times brighter than the flashlight on the Nokia 105 and 2 times brighter than the flash/flashlight on the iPhone 16 Pro. The rear camera is positioned as a basic unit offering a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels.

The price announced for the Nokia 300 Charge is 35 dollars. The sales schedule and availability information for the model will be clarified separately depending on the market.