Nokia 7.2 4GB 128GB
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The Nokia 7.2 and 6.2 are two mid-range twins, until you look closer
HMD Global is not only the champion when it comes to timely software updates , but also when it comes to updating its own smartphone series. At the IFA in Berlin this week, the Finnish manufacturer is giving two of its strong mid-range smartphones a hardware update.
Hands on: Nokia 7.2
My favourite Nokia phone to come out of the recent HMD Global licensing deal was the Nokia 7 Plus. This wasn't the flashiest nor the most specced-out, but it focused on the basics and kept the price affordable. That's exactly what the Nokia 7.2 (or Nokia 7 2019) does.
Nokia 7.2
The Nokia 7.2 is a solid step up from the Nokia 7.1 in a variety of ways, but it's unlikely to make you a Nokia fan if you weren't already, and there are other smartphones at the same price that are perhaps a little more interesting.- Low price tag
- Powerful 48MP camera
- Fairly good looking device
- Google Assistant button is inconvenient
- Video recording quality is poor
- Camera bump is rather thick
Nokia 7.2 review: A decent midranger that can't escape the Pixel 3a's shadow
As much as I like to credit to HMD Global for giving Motorola some desperately-needed competition here in America, some of the company's latest phones have been... problematic. The Nokia 4.2 suffers from performance issues, the 9 PureView had a buggy camera and fingerprint sensor, and last year's...- Software The Nokia 7.2 has a stock Android One software experience
- just like all other Nokia devices
- Battery Most people should be able to get two days of use on a single charge
- Design The large screen is nice
- and the plastic shell makes the Nokia 7.2 very lightweight
- Design (again There are some backlight issues on the top of the panel
- Camera Most photos come out over-saturated
- Price The Nokia 7.2 is only $50 less than the Google Pixel 3a
- which has (mostly) better internal hardware
- faster updates
- and a better camera
Nokia 7.2 Unboxing and First Impressions - Filipino Tech Addict
Nokia is slowly regaining its lost market share by offering very capable midrange smartphones. Another addition...
Nokia 7.2 Review
A couple of days ago, we did a quick hands-on take of the Nokia 7.2 . Now it's time to check out our full review to find it is enough to stand its ground in the competitive mid-range market. Read on!- Stock Android experience
- Great camera quality
- Robust design
- Impressive display
Nokia 7.2 Review: Missed Opportunity
HMD Global squandered a potentially great opportunity with the Nokia 7.2. The Zeiss-branded triple cameras could have enticed previous Lumia die-hards to come back to the fold, but instead, it'll probably leave them disappointed.
Nokia 7.2 TA-1196 review
My main takeaway is that Nokia is following a familiar path. With its 4.2 and now 7.2, the company is using the same formula Moto has used over the last few years.
Nokia 7.2 TA-1196 review
As a normal Android smartphone, it’s absolutely acceptable in this price range. The capacitive fingerprint scanner on the back works better than Face ID and in-screen fingerprint scanners. The battery life is average. The performance is tolerable.Nokia 7.2 TA-1196 review
The upper mid-range smartphone market is a tough one with lots of devices offering great value for money, and one of the hottest smartphones in that segment right now is OPPO’s A9 2020.