HMD’s Upcoming Nokia 300 4G Powerbank May Offer 44-Day Battery Life

HELSINKI: HMD Global is reportedly preparing to launch one of its most practical feature phones yet, the Nokia 300 4G Powerbank, according to the latest leaks. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts, travelers, and users seeking a reliable backup device, the upcoming handset combines the functions of a traditional feature phone, a portable power bank, and a high-intensity flashlight in a rugged design.

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The leaked information suggests the Nokia 300 4G Powerbank will feature a 3,700mAh battery, significantly larger than those found in most feature phones. The battery is expected to deliver up to 44 days of standby time and support 5W reverse wired charging, allowing users to recharge smartphones, wireless earbuds, and other small devices in emergencies. The phone itself is also tipped to support 18W fast charging through a USB-C port.

Nokia 300 4G Powerbank Leak Reveals Rugged Design, Massive Battery and Reverse Charging

Built for durability, the device is rumored to carry an IP65 rating for dust and water resistance and feature a textured body for improved grip. A dedicated high-intensity LED flashlight with a physical toggle switch will allow instant access without navigating menus. Other expected features include 4G LTE connectivity, Bluetooth, a basic display, expandable storage via microSD, and a 3.5mm headphone jack, while HMD is said to have removed the selfie camera to focus on utility.

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HMD Global has yet to officially announce the Nokia 300 4G Powerbank, and details regarding its pricing, launch date, and availability remain unknown. However, industry observers expect the company to unveil the device in the coming months as part of its strategy to expand its lineup of durable, minimalist Nokia-branded feature phones.

Expected Nokia 300 4G Powerbank Specifications