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HMD has launched the Nokia 300 Charge, a feature phone with a much larger battery than most others in its category. This follows the trend of bigger batteries, which started with smartphones and is now appearing in feature phones too.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Nokia 300 Charge has a 3,700mAh battery and a USB-C port that supports 10W charging. There is also an \u2018Out\u2019 button on the side for 10W reverse charging, so you can use the phone to charge other devices.<\/span><\/p>\n A 3,700mAh battery might not sound impressive next to smartphone batteries, but it is a big step up for a feature phone. For example, the Nokia 110 Power has a 1,750mAh battery, while the Nokia 105 (2023) has only a 1,000mAh battery.<\/span><\/p>\n HMD says the Nokia 300 Charge can stay on standby for over 40 days and provide up to 37 hours of talk time. This makes it a good backup phone. However, because it only supports dual-band 2G (900 MHz and 1,800 MHz), it might not work in some countries.<\/span><\/p>\n There is a flashlight at the top of the phone, which HMD claims is four times brighter than the Nokia 105\u2019s and twice as bright as the iPhone 16 Pro\u2019s. The phone also has a camera, but its sensor is only 320 x 240 pixels.<\/span><\/p>\n The Nokia 300 Charge has an angular design with textured sides and comes in Sandstone and Green, which gives it a tough look.<\/span><\/p>\n However, there is no mention of water resistance or impact protection. If you need a more durable phone, the Nokia 123 Shield (IP65, 1,750mAh battery) or HMD Terra M (IP69K, 2,510mAh) might be better choices.<\/span><\/p>\n