Nokia7.2 6.3 Inch Android UK SIM-Free Smartphone with 4 GB RAM and 64 GB Storage (Dual Sim) – Charcoal

Thought I would give this Nokia a try, using a Samsung A4O this last year and thats a great little handset 5.9 screen is little these days,my normal preference is a sub 6inch screen ideal for one handed operation,sadly camera on Samsung while good quality zoom feature was not enough for my needs so hence taking a try with the Nokia found handset to be quite a bit larger than the Samsung,in fact despite a nice finish on the body in dark charcoal it had a more you know its there feel,its quite slick and pro looking and it was quite easy to transfer apps and info to it from the Samsung.Call quality in use seemed quite clear Camera is 40 plus mpx and the zoom had a larger range than the Samsung.There was no gallery app apart from google photos so may have to download one,music seemed to be of good quality playing music, but volume seemed tame, using on or over ear headphones you got a full rich bass sound ,but a bit more volume would be good when playing phone out loud.Overall good solid handset ,amazing Matt finish on back of phone and build quality gives phone a unique and super slick look despite not being very compact ,the design and camera make this phone stand out as something special.Must admit the more time you spend with this phone its feel in the hand that cool finish in dark charcoal and curved yet slim body the design is amazing,phone operation can be a little scatty at times but still feels relevant in 2024,64 gig memory can boosted with memory card plenty for me and my music production activities online and that finish is still relevant in 2024 and good value with the high mpx Zeiss camera.

When my Samsung S7 battery failed and pushed the back cover off, time to buy a new phone!After a lot of research I opted fir the Nokia 7.2, its on Android One so guaranteed updates for a few years.In every way it is miles ahead of my old Samsung S7.Excellent battery life - I get a couple of days before recharging, and its very quick! The Samsung was on charge all the time - I DONT miss that...lol.The cameras are excellent, so much more versatility than the S7. The screen is bright and clear.I cant fault it....for this price point its excellent.Its a phone with an excellent camera, that is all I need, the bonus is - no more battery anxiety and got rid of a LOT of charging leads....The phone has performed faultlessly.

Terrible product, and awful support from Nokia.I purchased this phone in July 2021. Initially this worked well, fingerprint sensor was not the best, but otherwise excellent phone, with reasonable battery life. Good camera. Charging a little once every day, or needed every other day. Wind forward to March 2022 and what a difference.Unusable is the only way to describe it. Slow, sluggish, would take 20 to 30 seconds just to switch apps. Fingerprint sensor went from poor to non-responsive. Battery life would dive in a few hours. The proximity sensor lived in its own world, ending calls was automatic at random points. Tried sending a text recently, with line of sight of the transmitter, and it disconnected and got very hot for a few minutes, before reconnecting and sending.Tried a factory reset and fresh start, did not import old settings or apps. It was just as bad, or worse as the text incident happened after the reset.Contacted Nokia, they said to send it back. They took it back free of charge to Budapest - good to see the repair was local to the UK, or not in this case. They had the phone a total of 7 hours and 19 minutes - scanned in at 5:17am and ready to ship back at 12:36pm on the same day - as not faulty.For reference, as I sent it for repair, I imported my Nokia 7.2 backup onto a Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite and - apart form an erratic digitiser (my fault) - the old phone works flawlessly. Proving the problem with the Nokia 7.2. Based on other reviews I am now seeing on Amazon I would say there is a design flaw with this product and Nokia do not care to admit it, leaving the customer to bear the cost of their design failure.Challenging them on chat they told me to book it back in for a repair and send it back again. So playing free international shipping ping-pong. Presumably until the phone is lost or physically damaged.5 stars to Amazon as usual as I contacted them. I now have a QR code, valid for 30 days, to send back for a full refund after telling them the problems. That is assuming I get it back in one piece, otherwise I have just lost £185 to a horrid company - Nokia.Awful experience, didn't think I would say this, but think I will stick with far eastern products next, another Xiaomi seems like the best choice based on past experience.

It was a great phone for the first 10 months and now it's absolutely awful. Crashes all the time. Can't do anything on it. It's taken a dozen attempts to write this review.

Purchased for my wife.Really impressed so far. The kids both have Nokia 5.3s (also great value for money). The dual-sim function works especially well and means that my wife doesn’t hav to keep a separate phone for work.Battery life is vastly improved (compared to the previous iPhone X) and the transition to android has been near seem less.Really good screen, camera seems ok (maybe not as good as iPhone to be fair) although the lack of NFC and wireless charging is disappointing.Overall, a decent effort from Nokia. It’s good to see them back.

I like the clean lines and features. Fingerprint reader works better than previous phone but sometimes takes a couple of attempts. A firm tap with the finger works better than pressing the finger against the reader. Not tried the camer very much lately. Heard reviews about rendering of reds not being very good but can't comment personally. I gather the gcam app helps compensate for this. Overall very pleased with it.