Nokia 7.2

“For the price Nokia is asking for the 7.2 you can have better camera quality, superior display, longer battery life, beefier chipset - often more than one of these on the same phone. As such, the 7.2 is hard to recommend to anyone but the die-hard brand loyalist on a budget.”

“HMD Global does a lot right with the Nokia 7.2, but the smartphone shows some weaknesses in detail in some areas. Nevertheless, the Nokia 7.2 is a very successful further development compared to its predecessor, because a lot has happened especially in terms of battery life and the memory has also been spiced up considerably. And for those who value a pure Android experience, there is no way around the Nokia phone in this price range, as it is equipped with Android One.”

“On its own, the Nokia 7.2 is a really solid buy. It has a premium design, fantastic display, and clean software backed by guaranteed updates. However, when you factor in the choppy performance, lackluster cameras, and competing phones like the Pixel 3a, your buying decision isn't so clear-cut.”

“Nokia got a lot of things right with the 7.2 — the phone is lightweight, the large screen is nice, performance is good, and the no-frills Android One software experience never gets old. However, the Nokia 7.2 is only $50 less than the Google Pixel 3a in the United States. Compared to the Nokia 7.2, the Pixel 3a has a better camera, faster updates, and a (slightly) better processor.”