It looks like HMD Global is working on more devices. Recently, the company launched several feature phones, including the Nokia 108 (2024), Nokia 110 4G (2024), and Nokia 125 4G (2024) on a global scale. However, it seems that there are now hints about a new smartphone, which is rumored to be called the Pulse2 Pro.
Potential Replacement for Pulse Pro
This suggests that HMD Global plans to succeed the Pulse Pro, which is currently priced at $199 on Amazon and was released in April. However, the upcoming Pulse2 Pro might not differ much from the current model.
Display and Camera Specifications
HMD Global is likely to keep the 720p resolution and 6.65-inch IPS display from the existing Pulse Pro. This means the new Pulse2 Pro should offer a 90 Hz refresh rate along with a brightness of up to 600 nits (HBM). It is also believed that the smartphone will feature a 50 MP primary camera, a 2 MP secondary camera, and a 50 MP front-facing camera. A 5,000 mAh battery will be included again, along with 20 W wired charging, and options for either 6 GB or 8 GB of RAM.
Improved Storage and Performance
In contrast to the Pulse Pro, the Pulse2 Pro will provide up to 256 GB of storage. Furthermore, @smashx_60 notes that HMD Global plans to upgrade the processor from the Unisoc T606 found in the Pulse Pro to the Unisoc T612, which is expected to deliver a slight 11% increase in performance based on benchmarks. Unfortunately, we do not yet know when the official release will take place.
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