HMD Pulse Pro

Technical specifications

The phone is definitely positive, considering the price of 300 PLN. The biggest surprise was the smoothness of operation; I expected lags, but it was quite the opposite. It is sufficient for daily use, and it can run some games, but do not expect high settings. The battery is excellent, even after a whole day of intensive use, there is 20% battery left at 9 PM. The screen is okay, with sufficient brightness in daylight. As for the camera, the main one is okay for this price; you can see what I wanted to capture in the photo, but it is better not to zoom in. HDR works surprisingly well. The front camera is supposedly 50 mpx, but the quality is like a phone from 10 years ago. Updates are available; Android 15 is already here. For 300 PLN, we probably will not find anything better.

For fans of small 6.5 screens rather than 6.7. The battery is average; the ones in the Redmi A2 and 12C are better. The phone operates without system freezes, unlike the Redmi 12C. An update to Android 15 for a year-old phone costing slightly over 300pln. Indeed. No charger included, only a C-C cable. In accordance with the intention of unwise manufacturers, I have a large number with a USB-A output, yet here one must purchase a new one with a USB-C output for 50 up to 100.

The device is amazing for such a low price (I found it on sale, from 370 PLN to 250 PLN). Only after buying did I read that HMD has a lot in common with Nokia, so that explains a lot for me. Most of all, the latest and most efficient Android 15 is a big surprise. Compared to my previous Realme C55 for 700 PLN, HMD Pulse Pro is exceptionally fast. It works and looks much more expensive and gives the impression of being solidly made. Unfortunately, it is a bit slippery, especially regarding the back casing, and has a large screen, so I will probably look for some protection. The set does not include things like a case, film, glass, or charger, but only papers, a key, and a USB-C cable - to make matters worse, it is double-sided, so it is quite useless for Polish conditions, but I simply use the power adapter and cable from my previous phone. The phone picks up GPS signal and mobile network coverage very efficiently (I use dualSIM), and the sound quality is really good. The display is obviously budget class, but everything is clearly visible, the colors are correct, and it does not strain the eyes too much. The battery easily lasts for the whole day, despite intensive use. The camera is quite good for this class, even in average lighting, but of course it is nothing extraordinary, however, I recommend experimenting with the settings in the Google Photos application. You can really gain a lot in final quality that way. The video camera is of decent quality, although it only records at 30 FPS, but at this price it is normal. Overall, I am very satisfied and recommend purchasing it without hesitation, because in these times, getting a decent smartphone for less than 800-1200 PLN is a rare stroke of luck. I hope it serves me for a while.

The phone has a tray for 2 nano-SIMs and a memory card. There is an error on your site. I have the 6 GB / 128 GB version.
You are right, thank you for bringing this to our attention. A brief explanation. The manufacturer did not include information about dual-SIM in the smartphone specifications and description during the launch (until today): https://www.hmd.com/pl_pl/hmd-pulse-pro/specs?sku=286947990
At the time the smartphone's specifications sheet was being prepared on mGSM.pl, no documentation was available either. Today I was able to verify your correction because HMD published the user manual, which I have also linked on the page. Kind regards. (jf)