![]() ![]() A Micro SIM-tray on the upper edge means Nokia can keep the back cover fixed – which also means no removable battery – while on the right side there’s the usual volume rocker, power/lock key, and camera shortcut. Then, it’s compatible with any Qi-compliant wireless charger, including Nokia’s own accessories unfortunately, Nokia didn’t have the adapter shell available for us to test.īare, it’s a sturdy unibody with a smooth, matte finish the red of our review unit is particularly fetching, but Nokia will also offer the 720 in white, cyan, yellow, and black. Instead, you have to slot the phone into a secondary skin, which makes contact with a row of pin-connectors running along the lower section of the rear. There’s a compromise involved in that, though, which is that while wireless charging is an option, it’s not baked into the Lumia 720 natively. Narrower sides but wider top and bottom bezels make for a phone that’s slimmer but longer than the Lumia 820 it most closely resembles, though the 720 shaves 0.9 mm off the depth (taking it down to 9 mm). ![]() ![]() Nokia’s familial design language is clear in the Lumia 720, and it’s one of the more pleasing handsets to look at and hold in the company’s range. ![]()
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