HMD Global, which revitalized the Nokia brand with Android, unveiled its own budget-friendly smartphones. In this context, the company introduced two new series. What do the devices, which will be called HMD Pulse for Europe and HMD Vibe for the US market, promise?
HMD Pulse and Vibe features
The HMD Pulse series starts with the basic Pulse, followed by the Pulse+ with upgraded features and the flagship Pulse Pro. Prices range between 140 and 180 euros. All three models are powered by Unisoc chipsets and 4/6GB RAM.
The entry-level Pulse is priced at 140 euros. It offers a 6.65-inch 90Hz LCD display, Unisoc T606 chipset, up to 6GB RAM/64GB storage. The dual rear camera comes in 13 Megapixels and 2 Megapixels and is powered by a 5000mAh battery.
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Pulse+, which maintains the technical features, increases the rear camera to 50 Megapixels. The price is set at 160 euros. HMD believes that the 20 euro price difference will take better photos and videos. The most powerful Pulse Pro will cost 180 euros. It has a 50 Megapixel front camera and offers 8GB RAM/128GB storage.
In the US market, the HMD Vibe series will be offered starting from 149 dollars. It will share similar features such as Snapdragon 680 processor, 6GB RAM, 6.56-inch 90Hz display, 13 Megapixel rear camera.
The Pulse and Vibe series will feature user-replaceable batteries, displays and repairs. HMD will offer users the possibility of repair through iFixit repair kits.
