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HMD Pulse Pro Review
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- #HMD #HMDPulsePro #Nokia #Android #Smartphones #HMDGlobal
Read my full HMD Pulse Pro Review: alexreviewstec...
Here's the iFixit guide for the HMD Pulse Pro: www.ifixit.com...
Timecode
00:00 Intro
00:15 Design
05:06 Cameras
06:48 Battery
07:47 Performance
10:50 Verdict
The Motorola G54 5G eats this alive at the same price point in terms of specs. The G54 is certainly one of the best sub 300 AUD phones if not the best overall currently. It is a shame they chose such a poor cpu for this phone. In a few years it will be grossly outdated while my G54 will still be fairly modern due to the modern and superior cpu.
I am using Moto G54 really great phone at this price range but one concern I need that after Android 14 update no lock screen clock customisation otherwise phone is great
Looks as though HMD has realised this model needs a price cut. Here in UK one large store, Argos, has just lowered prices for these HMD models.
Have you got Android 14 yet on your G54? My G54 in EU 🇫🇮 is still on Android 13 (T3TDS33.16-78-2-2) and security update is still on a lousy January 1, 2024, which is really frustrating. And today is already July 25 and Google will release Android 15 within a month or two.
@@petrisalonen4893 in India update arrive I think 2 month ago but still no lock screen customisation what are doing Motorola I don't know I think Android 14 receive worldwide I think Your mobile should have received the update in EU as well.
@@petrisalonen4893 Yes I have Android 14 on my Motorola G54 5G and the latest security update was for May 2024. I am in Australia. I'm not sure why Android 14 has not come out for you yet. You definitely should have at least gotten Android 14 by now. Maybe it is the EU delaying it for some reason?
Thanks for the video. In UK this model has just had another price cut. Argos, a large retail outfit, is selling it for GBP 119 today.
Exactly why I’m watching this video 😂
That’s expensive, it’s only £119 in the UK
The monochrome apps are a feature in Android, I can get it in my phone running A13. You can turn it off in the launcher settings.
100% - and of course it’s Android, you can (pretty much) make it look like anything you want to. But when it’s the default, I feel like it’s worth calling out - some will love it, some won’t.
I believe this phone comes with some preinstalled apps such as facebook. Can they be unistalled?
Thanks
How about if I don't know to repair it cause I'm not professional. So do I have to go HMD service center instead? Or maybe I'm mistaken, maybe it doesn't exist. So I think you'll have to look to other repair service that is not HMD. And that's what keeps me thinkin' if I really want to buy it or not because of these reasons as I've stated above.
The idea here is that the parts can be ordered and the guides are available through ifixit’s web site. So if you didn’t (or couldn’t) do so yourself, any phone repair place could do so for you.
I feel like the kiosks that are in shopping centres will be able to
In your opinion what is the best used Android smartphone around 200 Aussie dollars with an Antutu 10 Score around 735000?
Can't answer that one on two grounds; firstly I don't use Antutu per se so don't have scores to hand to give that level of advice, but more critically used phone prices vary SO much depending on other factors (condition, age, desirability, who you're getting it from etc). I would generally advise against buying a used Android phone at $200 -- I do get that people's budgets are constrained and I'm not trying to be elitist here, it's more that once used phones drop to that level from the mid or premium price tiers they're either rather old or rather worn out -- and hence rather risky to buy. The one advantage to getting something new, even at budget rates, is that you're getting a fresh battery and display if nothing else.
I think you have to go at least 500-600$. There's nothing phone 2a and Motorola edge 50 fusion in those prices.
@@gkholmes You can get the Nokia G54 5G for about 250 Aussie dollars brand new on special or 299 aud normal price. It is not going to break any records for mobile gaming performance but it won't break the bank either. It is a great all rounder phone and it works well as an actual phone for texting and making calls. I don't recommend getting a used phone either at 200 Aussie dollars your looking at getting a 64GB Samsung Galaxy S9 or an S10e 6GB ram option in fair to good condition. running Android 12 max. Which these days is pretty outdated but if you can live with that I guess it could work for you. The Samsung Galaxy S10e was great for gaming on mobile and probably still is to a certain extent.
go for some chinese phone probably
Xiaomi or Huawei used
is there an alternative product that is repairable? that is slightly better all round? slightly better performing and i am sold
Not… yet. Which is a pity - as I note it’s not that other phones can’t be repaired, but it would be ideal for manufacturers to make it simpler and cheaper for consumers to fix problems and extend the lifespans of phones.
@@AlexKidman I'll support Nokia/hmd if they give me an option that keeps up with competitors on release!
Fingers crossed!!!
Nokia G42 at the moment
@@splinterBen1s I wish they released a phone with better processers like Helio G99 or Dimensity or snapdragon
@@victormurori4367 the hmd skyline is nice but it's hugely overpriced
I used similar Nokia phones, like G21. I love them, but you have to live with a slow phone, essentially. This is only for users who can live with slower phone.
So is this good for people who use smartphone only for messaging apps, youtube and spotify?
Is it any better than the G21
@@martymartin2894 it's the same
@@litzborg you can use all of that, but the speed of the UI is slow, that's all
I just want to be able to replace the touch screen glass... Just the glass, thats the only thing that mostly breaks. Just sell me that original from the factory, I don't want to replace the whole ffing screen and frame...
How does every type of glass break?
If it weren't for the lack of 5G I would actually consider it
A nice review it is budget friendly and tough and 10/10 its durability 😊
About time Nokia made a decent looking phone
You mean HMD 🤔
Isn't this the same as HMD made Nokia phones? In theory, this should be cheaper than Nokia branded phones because of zero license fees.
In theory yes -- I suspect though that with the Nokia name deal now being ~8 years old, they're more just looking at setting up their "own" brand, and the difference in price the Nokia styling might have put into it may have made relatively little difference.
An average phone for an average price has average components I don't see the problem here
if it breaks often :p
May i have one pls.for personal use everyday ❤❤❤❤
i think the real question here is...
are you related to nicole kidman? and if so can i get her autograph?
Yes (distantly), and no, you can't. Or at least not through me.
ah ok, no worries.. ill try through other means, thanks tho
Utterly disappointed with HDM shame .
Nokia are a piece of junk. Every the senior phones are rubbish. Thanks for the video.
its nothing like what Nokia used to be.. theyre only Nokia in name it seems
You're mean
You used to be nice
HDM and Nokia look like very different names
Garbage entry level phone, with a mid range price tag
$300 Aussie dollerydoos is only £150 sterling so is hardly asking for the moon on a stick.
And now is £130 so again a cheap phone.
So I can forgive it. If it was £300 then have at it but for £130? It ok.
That's fair, and there's rarely an instance where Android phone prices don't drop over time. However I can't count on that or quantify it precisely, which is why I always review with the RRP at launch in mind.
hmd, never never never. Samsung for ever