Nokia 7.2 6GB 128GB
Nokia 7.2 is a 6.3-inch smartphone running on Android 9 Pie. It sports improved hardware specs and cameras compared to the predecessor Nokia 7.1 model. The processor has been upgraded from Snapdragon 636 to Snapdragon 660, while storage and memory have doubled to 128 GB disk space and 6 GB RAM memory. Nokia 7.2 sports a 48 MP primary rear camera combined with an 8 MP wide-angle sensor and a 5 MP depth sensor.
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Nokia 7.2 TA-1196 review
Not quite the best cheap phone around, but as close as Nokia has ever come to capturing the gold.- Grippy
- good-looking design
- Pure Android
- with updates to follow
- Few compromises for the cash
- Pixel 3a still the budget camera king
- Lacks power for demanding 3D games
- Rivals even cheaper
Nokia are back
What a phone this is, looks like a flagship unit an boy does it perform.
Nokia 7.2
The Nokia 7.2 offers solid performance, nice build quality, and the promise of timely software updates. It's a better phone than the 7.1, and yet it we're giving it a lower score.- Attractive design
- Android One software
- Bright display with accurate colors
- Weak low-light camera performance
- Tinny speaker
Nokia 7.2 review: Nokia's mid-range headliner
Though I sang its praises at the unveiling, my time with the Nokia 7.2 has changed my mind. It's now abundantly clear that the offering is a bit of a mixed bag. It excels in many areas, including design, performance and display quality.- Swish design
- Outperforms other £300 phones
- Decent array of cameras for the price
- Poor battery life
- 48MP shooting mode isn't great
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
The Nokia 7.2 is the latest AndroidOne smartphone from HMD Global , launched in September, 2019. The device, alongside the Nokia 6.2 introduced some interesting design and camera features.
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
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.