The Pulse family represents the entry level Android device by HMD, in the likes of G21 series. And with me is the highest variant available in the market, the HMD Pulse Pro with 16GB RAM and 256GB storage.The device certainly looks beautiful in hand with smooth curves around the corner and a balanced weight to it. The purple colour looks beautiful complimented by a matching wallpaper. And for the first time we see some customized icon from HMD which is interesting to say the least. The device is a great multimedia powerhouse with a large 6.65in HD+ IPS LCD display with a maximum brightness of 600nits and 90Hz refresh rate and a speaker that supports OZO audio playback. It even retains the 3.5mm head jack!The most interesting is the camera app, HMD Camera which is meant to introduce the next generation of imaging algorithm which will be exclusive to HMD devices only. This time around the focus is on Selfie, and night mode which is definitely going to be interesting at this price point.The most unique aspect of the HMD Pulse series that sets it apart from its competitor is its ease of self-repairability. Looking at the design, it's easy to understand that HMD has designed the device with repairability in mind. But, how much of this would matter to end users out there? Can the hardware showcase what the software is capable of, especially in the imaging department