HMD Pulse Pro

“The Pulse Pro isn't going to set the world alight, but it's ticking a few boxes, and with enough boxes ticked, there's definitely a future for HMD in the Australian mobile market.”

Publisher score: 87/100 · 23mo ago

“HMD has opted for a rather weak Unisoc T606 SoC for Pulse Pro.”

Publisher score: 77/100 · 26mo ago

“a strong choice for users who value both performance and battery life.”

Assessed from verdict: 76/100 · 23mo ago

“However, I am once again struck by the observation that all the updates and all the repairability are placed within a handset that's just not that great within its price bracket.”

Publisher score: 3/5 · 25mo ago

“It's not going to blow your mind, and if you're a keen mobile gamer, it's not going to keep up with demanding titles either.”

Publisher score: 6/10 · 23mo ago

“The finished product ends up feeling a little under-cooked.”

Publisher score: 3/5 · 24mo ago

“The fact you can fix the Pulse Pro yourself is great, but doesn't make up for HMD charging too much money for not enough phone.”

Assessed from verdict: 46/100 · 25mo ago

“Performance is terrible, the display is sub-standard, and the camera provision simply isn't up to scratch, even within the phone's £150 weight class.”

Assessed from verdict: 42/100 · 21mo ago

“Questionable performance, a pale and low-resolution screen, dodgy and unreliable cameras, mono sound and neither 5G nor Wi-Fi 6.”

Assessed from verdict: 40/100 · 25mo ago