Nokia 300 Charge feature phone now available in the Philippines and Malaysia via Shopee - Pricing, photos and Specifications
28. 08. 2026 Friday / By: Robert Denes / Reviews / Exact time: BST
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HMD Global's recently launched Nokia 300 Charge feature phone is now available in several Asian countries and is available at a great discount price. Residents of the Philippines can purchase it for just PHP 1990 (GBP 23, EUR 27, USD 31 and INR 3050) (total price: PHP 3674) as part of a 46% discount, while residents of Malaysia can purchase it for MYR 152 (GBP 27, EUR 32, USD 37 and INR 3602) (total price: MYR 352) as part of a 57% discount, currently only in green.
HMD is showing a new way for so-called dumb phones with the new Nokia 300 Charge model, believing that such a device can even be a useful accessory for our smartphone, which can also be used as a portable power bank if necessary.
About PHP 1990 (GBP 23, EUR 27, USD 31 and INR 3050)
At first glance, the 300 Charge looks like a typical, old-fashioned Nokia push-button phone, but it is thicker than usual. The reason for this is the 3700 mAh battery, which according to the manufacturer can provide up to 37 hours of talk time and 40 days of standby time. According to HMD, the battery is the largest capacity battery ever installed in a Nokia push-button phone. The standby time was measured by HMD using Dual SIM and external testing under real network conditions. The actual operating time depends on the settings and the network, of course.
The really interesting feature, however, is the “powerbank mode”. When activated, the phone can charge other devices with wired, reverse charging at up to 10 watts.
Nokia 300 Charge (Price conversion is based on Philippines pricing and is priced at the regular non-sale price) Princing:
Country
Price (Expected)
1. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Canada
81 CAD
2. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Australia
82 AUD
3. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Bangladesh
7258 BDT
4. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Nigeria
81 544 NGN
5. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Mexico
1002 MXN
6. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Russia
5069 RUB
7. Nokia 300 Charge Price in UAE
216 AED
8. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Hong Kong
461 HKD
9. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Brazil
306 BRL
10. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Argentina
89 070 ARS
11. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Switzerland
47 CHF
12. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Japan
9422 JPY
13. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Madagascar
254 355 MGA
14. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Tanzania
155 778 TZS
15. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Hungary
18 525 HUF
16. Nokia 300 Charge Price in South Korea
81 203 KRW
17. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Saudi Arabia
221 SAR
18. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Colombia
188 674 COP
19. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Paraguay
348 693 PYG
20. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Peru
197 PEN
21. Nokia 300 Charge Price in China
369 CNY
22. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Etiop
9462 ETB
23. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Honduras
1585 HNL
24. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Angola
54 676 AOA
25. Nokia 300 Charge Price in Barbados
117 BBD
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It also comes with a 4-in-1 cable with Micro USB, USB-C and USB-A adapters. The power bank function can be used not only for phones. HMD specifically emphasizes that it can also charge headphones and other audio devices, as well as USB accessories such as fans and lamps.
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With a capacity of 3700 mAh, the 300 Charge is probably not a replacement for a more serious power bank, especially if you need to charge several devices while traveling. However, it can be very useful as an emergency backup power source. As is the built-in LED flashlight with high brightness. Otherwise, the 300 Charge is a fairly simple mobile phone. It uses a Unisoc SC6531E chipset and, according to the description, has 4 GB of RAM and 4 GB of internal storage. The QVGA camera does not promise particularly good photos, and the 2.4-inch display naturally severely limits what the device can be used for.
Instead, it features a 3.5mm headphone jack – something that is now being abandoned on many much more expensive smartphones. Click on the links below to start shopping!
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