Ai+ Pulse 2 Coming to Nepal Soon: Can the Budget Champion Hold On?

Not many new brands make an impact with their very first launch, but Ai+ managed to do it. The Pulse and Nova came in at such aggressive prices that both quickly became top contenders in their respective segments. Now, just six months after entering Nepal, Ai+ is back with the Pulse 2. It’s already launched in India and is now heading to Nepal.

What is the Price of AI+ Pulse 2 in Nepal?

The Ai+ Pulse 2 went live on March 2 in India, and the prices have been cut significantly. In India, the phone starts at just INR 5,999 after discounts and launch offer, which is even lower than the price for the original Ai+ Pulse, which costs INR 7,999. However, the actual price, without any discount, starts at INR 10,999.

In our context, the Ai+ Pulse 2 price in Nepal could land around Rs. 15,999 for the 4/64GB variant and go up to Rs. 17,999 for the 6/128GB variant. Since the Pulse 2 hasn’t officially arrived in Nepal yet, these are rough estimates. They could be way off.

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When Ai+ first entered the market, nobody really knew what to expect. But the Pulse and Nova quickly changed that, becoming one of the good value phones you could buy. For a new brand, that was quite a statement.

So with all that history, the Ai+ Pulse 2 has a lot to live up to.

AI+ Pulse 2 Overview

In most cases, when a new iteration launches, brands usually stick to a similar design pattern. Well, that is not the case with the Ai+ Pulse 2.

The regular Pulse had a square camera module with a slight angle at the bottom right. However, for the Pulse 2, Ai+ went a different route. The phone now looks a lot similar to the Nova, with a subtle vertical dividing line running down roughly one-third of the back panel, splitting the glossy and matte finishes. It gives the back a two-tone look without actually using two different colors.

Being a budget phone, the build is entirely plastic, though it does come with an IP64 rating, an upgrade from the previous IP54. Sadly, the Pulse 2 drops the sparkle red color this time around and is limited to Pink, Purple, Green, Blue, and Black.

The display remains identical to last year’s, with HD+ resolution on a 6.74-inch screen. Ai+ has not officially confirmed the panel type or refresh rate. However, early reviews suggest that the phone uses an IPS LCD panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. This screen also offers an oleophobic coating and 2D glass on top.

On the camera front, the selfie camera is upgraded to 8MP from the 5MP sensor on the previous Pulse. The rear camera remains unchanged with a 50MP sensor.

To handle all the heavy lifting, the Pulse 2 runs the Unisoc T7250 chipset. At first glance, this might look like an upgrade over the Pulse’s T615, but in reality, they are the same SoC. The T7250 is simply a rebranded version of the T615.

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With that SoC, you get 4GB RAM with 64GB internal storage, or 6GB RAM with 128GB storage. The phone also has a dedicated microSD card slot with expansion of up to 1TB.

So far, most of the hardware remains unchanged, except for the battery. The Pulse 2 gets a massive upgrade here with a 6,000mAh unit with 18W charging support via a USB-C port. Bigger batteries have been common for a while, but for the entry-level segment, it is still a big deal, and it looks like Ai+ is starting to understand that.

Lastly, the phone runs on the latest Android 16 with nxtQ OS on top. It also features all the necessary connectivity options, like dual 4G VoLTE, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi 5, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

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Given that the Pulse launched only six months ago, you wouldn’t normally expect big changes in the new iteration. Yet Ai+ Pulse 2 manages to deliver meaningful upgrades in design, battery, and display.

The thing is, we don’t know the Nepal price yet. It could go up a lot when it lands here, just like we saw with the Tecno Spark Go 3.

If Ai+ can keep the pricing as aggressive as they did with the Pulse and Nova, the Pulse 2 has every chance of being another strong contender in the entry-level segment. But if the price creeps up significantly, it risks losing the one thing that made Ai+ stand out in the first place, value for money. Either way, it is a phone worth keeping an eye on.

What are your thoughts on the AI+ Pulse 2? Let us know in the comments below!