Nokia 7.2 review

The Nokia 7.2 isn’t a great choice for anyone hoping for quality audio using their phone’s speaker. The lack of stereo speakers is an immediate handicap in playing back most music sources and movie soundtracks, and detracts from immersive gaming experiences as well. In addition, the speaker doesn’t...

- David Cardinal, DxOMark

The Nokia 7.2 isn't a bad phone by any means, and there are aspects of it — particularly the phone's quality design and bright, HDR-compatible display — that are compelling at the $350 price. But the Pixel 3a, Galaxy A50 and Moto G7 surpass it in performance and value.

- Adam Ismail, Tom's Guide

I see this phone as good for a lot of people, but if you’re a tech enthusiast looking for the latest and greatest features, it isn't for you. Instead, think of this as a device for a child that’s getting their first or second phone, or someone older that just needs an accessible texting machine with...

- Brad Bennett, Mobile Syrup

The Nokia 7.2 provides a heck of a lot of value, probably more than the Moto G7, something I never thought I'd say. There's so much that's good here. There's a 48MP rear camera with Zeiss optics, along with an eight-megapixel ultrawide sensor and a depth sensor. And the camera is pretty good. It als...

- Rich Woods, Neowin

The triple-camera setup with ultra-wide and depth-sensing options provides some versatility, and serious smartphone videographers will welcome the option of 4K video. For stills, good exposure, wide dynamic range, and pleasant color mean that Nokia gets some of the basics right, but autofocus instab...

- Paul Carroll, DxOMark