Nokia 300 Charge

Name: Nokia 300 Charge
Brand: Nokia

Display2.4" 240 x 320 pixels

ChipsetUnisoc SC6531E

Main cameraQVGA

Battery3700 mAh

4.5GoSolo score

ReviewMore Nokia

Network

Technology

GSM

2G bands

GSM 900 / 1800

Launch

Announced

2026, August 21

Status

Coming soon

Body

Dimensions

136.6 x 55 x 15 mm (5.38 x 2.17 x 0.59 in)

Weight

138 g (4.87 oz)

SIM

Dual SIM (Mini-SIM, dual stand-by)

Durability

Dedicated LED flashlight (on top)

Display

Type

TFT

Size

2.4 inches, 17.8 cm2 (~23.7% screen-to-body ratio)

Resolution

240 x 320 pixels, 4:3 ratio (~167 ppi density)

Platform

Android

Chipset

Unisoc SC6531E

Memory

Card slot

microSDHC

Internal

4 MB 4 MB RAM

Main Camera

Modules

QVGA

Selfie Camera

Module

Comms

WLAN

Bluetooth

Unspecified

Positioning

NFC

Radio

Unspecified

USB

USB Type-C

Battery

Type

3700 mAh, removable

Misc

Colors

Green, Sandstone, Black

GoSolo Score Breakdown

Design55

Display52

Performance38

Camera46

Battery41

Value45

GoSolo Verdict

The Nokia 300 Charge is a return to the feature-phone basics: a hardened, no-frills, removable-battery device built for calls, texts, and survival in places where smartphones drain fast or go unreliable. It is worth the €50 for someone who genuinely needs a backup or a durable offline companion, not for anyone expecting a smartphone replacement.

Strengths · 4

Removable 3700 mAh battery—the one modern feature that actually matters for durability and field serviceability
Built for GSM networks where your smartphone might struggle; dual SIM support for multiple carriers or regions
Lightweight at 138g and pocket-friendly 15mm frame; survives drops better than glass-backed handsets
Honest €50 price with no hidden costs—no subscriptions, no bloatware, no pressure to upgrade next year

Trade-offs · 2

The 4 MB RAM and QVGA camera are so limited they barely qualify as usable; texting and calls work, but anything else is an exercise in patience
No Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, or NFC leaves you stranded if you need to pair a headset, use maps, or move data beyond SMS