HMD Global is gearing up to introduce three exciting mid-range smartphones: the Pulse 2, Pulse 2+, and Pulse 2 Pro. Thanks to a trusted source, we now have a deeper insight into what these devices will offer.
The anticipated Pulse 2 will feature a Unisoc Tiger T7200 chip, a 2019 ARM processor equipped with two Cortex-A75 performance cores and six Cortex-A55 efficiency cores. Users can expect 4 GB of RAM, with storage options ranging from 64 GB to 128 GB. The phone will sport a 6.67-inch IPS display, offering a 720p+ resolution and a smooth 90 Hz refresh rate. Camera enthusiasts will find an 8-MP selfie camera, a 13-MP main camera, and an additional 2-MP sensor.
Meanwhile, the Pulse 2+ will maintain the same display and processor but offers a bit more punch with 6 GB of RAM and a 50-MP main camera for those willing to spend a little extra.
For those seeking enhancements, the Pulse 2 Pro steps up the game. It promises a 6.7-inch IPS panel boasting a 120 Hz refresh rate, though it still maintains an HD+ resolution. This model is powered by the Unisoc T7250, an improved version of its predecessor with slightly higher clock speeds. Photography capabilities will include a 50-MP selfie camera, a 50-MP main camera, along with 2-MP macro and depth cameras. The device supports up to 8 GB of RAM, offers a generous 256 GB of storage, and features 20-watt fast charging.
Keep an eye out for these upcoming releases as they promise to provide robust features at an affordable price point.
