HMD Global is preparing to release the Nokia 300 4G Powerbank, a feature phone designed to double as a portable charging device. This dual-purpose approach offers a practical solution for users who need reliable communication without carrying a separate battery pack. The device targets buyers who prioritize battery longevity and basic connectivity over modern smartphone features.
Leaked images show the feature phone includes 5W USB-C output and a dedicated flashlight button
The phone runs on a 2.4-inch display and retains legacy connectivity options including a 3.5 mm headphone jack and FM radio. It lacks the selfie camera and AI button found on similar HMD models, focusing instead on core functionality. Leaked images reveal a design with beveled corners and a textured frame available in beige, green, or black.
Nokia 300 4G Powerbank Specifications
- Battery Capacity: 3,750 mAh
- Charging Output: 5W via USB-C
- Display Size: 2.4-inch
- Audio Jack: 3.5 mm
- Flashlight: Dedicated hardware button
A 3,750 mAh battery powers the device and supports 5W charging output via a USB-C port. This configuration allows the phone to charge other devices while maintaining its own power reserves. A dedicated hardware button provides access to a bright LED flashlight for emergency situations.
Launch details remain unconfirmed as the source provided no information on pricing or release dates. We have tracked this leak to verify the hardware specifications before any official announcement. The product will likely appeal to users seeking a durable, no-frills mobile device with extended battery life.
Source: Leak, NotebookCheck
