HMD has announced the Nokia 300 Charge, a feature phone with a 3,700mAh battery and USB-C port supporting 10W charging and reverse charging via a dedicated "Out" button. With over 40 days of standby and 37 hours of talk time, it outlasts typical feature phones like the Nokia 105 (2023) (1,000mAh) and Nokia 110 Power (1,750mAh). The device features a 2.4" LCD, S30+ OS, 4MB RAM, 4MB storage, microSD support up to 32GB, a 3.5mm jack, and a flashlight claimed to be 4x brighter than the Nokia 105 and 2x brighter than an iPhone 16 Pro. Available in Sandstone and Green, it measures 136.6 x 55 x 14.94mm and weighs 138g. However, it only supports dual-band 2G (900/1,800MHz), limiting usability in many regions. No water resistance or rugged ratings are listed. It is sold as the "Nokia 300 Power Bank" in some markets, priced at PHP 2,190 on Shopee (PHP 1,990), MYR 148 on Lazada, and equivalent to $35/€30/₹3,400.

Key highlights include the dedicated power-out button, 10W reverse charging, and a notably bright LED flashlight. Despite its rugged appearance, no official durability ratings are provided.

For users seeking actual ruggedness, HMD offers alternatives like the Nokia 123 Shield (IP65, 1,750mAh) and HMD Terra M (IP69K, 2,510mAh). The Nokia 300 Charge targets users needing long battery life in a compact, budget-friendly feature phone.