HMD Nokia 300 Power Bank: up to 44 days of autonomy

The HMD company is preparing to expand its line of mobile devices with an unusual model – the Nokia 300 Power Bank push-button phone. The main emphasis of the novelty is on endurance and functionality, which is in demand in field conditions.

Positioning

Nokia 300 Power Bank is a protected button device with advanced power supply capabilities. The gadget received a case with an anti-slip coating and passed IP65 certification, which guarantees protection against dust and water. The device is positioned as a reliable companion for those who value maximum autonomy and the ability to charge small devices far from an outlet.

The appearance of the phone combines ergonomics and practicality. One of the central features is a powerful built-in flashlight, which, according to HMD, is 5 times brighter than analogs in standard doorbells and twice as powerful as the flash in the iPhone 16 Pro.

Main characteristics

The filling of the device is optimized for long-term operation without recharging:

  • Display: 2.4-inch QVGA screen.
  • Camera: Main module with a resolution of 0.3 MP.
  • Memory: Support for microSD cards up to 32 GB.
  • Battery: Capacity 3700 mAh.
  • Charging: Power support up to 18 W.

Autonomy modes and power bank functionality

Due to a solid battery, the phone can work for a very long time. The manufacturer claims the following autonomy indicators:

  • Waiting mode: up to 44 days.
  • Talk time or audio playback: up to 26 hours.
  • Work in flashlight mode: up to 23 hours.

A unique feature is reverse charging. A special physical button on the case activates the power bank function, allowing you to charge external devices with a power of 5 W (headphones, smart watches or other small gadgets). The package includes a universal 4-in-1 cable with a main USB-C port and adapters, including USB-A.

Price and availability

Nokia 300 Power Bank pre-order has already started in the Philippines. The device is offered in three body colors: black, green and gold.

Cost of Nokia 300 Power Bank

Currency Price
Philippine peso 1990
US dollars $32
Euro (hryvnia) €28 (1226 UAH)

The novelty will be an excellent solution for those who are looking for an “unkillable” button device with the bonus of an external battery for charging other electronics.


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