Nokia's Lumia 720 is a very desirable handset on the outside, but lackluster insides make it hard to justify the...

We really like the Nokia Lumia 720, it's a great all round smartphone and while it doesn't do enough for us to love it, we would seriously recommend it. It falls into a difficult place in the market with strong competition from the LG Optimus F5 and HTC...

The Nokia Lumia 720 is a solid mid-range phone but with better than expected build quality, a better than average camera and a good range of Nokia extras including HERE Maps and Drive satnav, plus Music and the Microsoft Office suite. You get a lot for...

The Lumia 720 has a bold design, good native apps and nice handling. The only main drawback is the screen. The rival HTC 8X's display is better, even though it's older than the Lumia 720. It's a mystery (and a shame) Nokia didn't give it more...

Price: £16 per month, £299 Pay As You Go, £299.99 SIM Free Reviewer: Alex WallsAnother Lumia launch and the 720 slides into the spot between ‘budget’ and ‘HOW MUCH?”N okia seems to have gotten a bit excited about its Lumia range as there are now five...

The Nokia Lumia 920 pushed boundaries of a smartphone design with its beautiful and solid construction along with features such as the PureView camera and wireless charging. However, as I had mentioned in my review, it is also a chunky and heavy device...

Nokia Lumia 720 with a solid performance. At first the only difference of the Lumia devices is the screen size. The SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8227 with 1 GHz is often used for entry-level and mainstream devices. A closer look however reveals other...

A well designed and beautifully crafted smartphone, which packs a stunning camera for the price point. Windows Phone 8 is its Achilles heel, however. If you want a good smartphone with above average capabilities basics and don't want to pay the earth...

The Nokia Lumia 720 is priced at roughly Rs 18,200 and will go head on with the Sony Xperia L and even the Samsung Galaxy Grand. We haven't reviewed the Xperia L yet, but looking at the specifications, we can safely say that the Lumia 720 is slimmer and...

An excellent camera and this month's best battery life make the Lumia 720 our favourite mid-range...

The Nokia Lumia 720 is very like that other impressive phone in the range – the 800. It’s got a great design, and bright, vibrant display, as well as a feature-packed camera boasting Carl Zeiss Nokia Lumia 720...

The Nokia Lumia 720 isn’t just a beautiful Windows Phone, it’s beautiful smartphone. If you’re not after a bleeding edge, super-specced device, and can put up with Windows Phone’s lacklustre app selection, you’ll love its bright colours and ease of...

There's nothing about the Lumia 720 that makes me want to dismiss it. It could use more RAM, a higher resolution screen and arguably more internal memory, but it is well made and a decent performer. Nokia's software enhancements make the company my 'go...

The Nokia Lumia 720 has a stylish design, good battery life and excellent low light camera performance. However, it isn't competitively priced and its minimal amount of RAM means some Windows Phone games are...

The Lumia 720 is quite a looker and comes in variety of bold colours. Its multimedia performance and screen are very good. It has got enough firepower to offer fluid WP8 experience. However, it's the camera's outstanding low-light performance that sets...

The Lumia 720 boasts an impressive spec-sheet as well as decent staying power thanks to an impressive 2,000mAh battery. With prices starting at £22 per month (or £229 all out) it's a wholly cheaper alternative to its higher-end...

We really like the Lumia 720. Nokia has made a well-balanced smartphone which could be exactly what Windows Phone 8 needs. It offers decent performance at a more than decent price.

The Lumia 720 is a mid-range Windows Phone 8 handset - bigger and better built than the cheaper Lumia 620 and Lumia 520 phones,but a lot less expensive than the Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 Windows phones it most resembles. As such this could be a critical...

The Nokia Lumia 720 reminds us of the very first Lumia we fell in love with, the 800. It’s got the slick design and bright, colourful screen, but also the feature-packed Carl Zeiss camera and impressive battery life, making this one of our favourite...

There are some mildly annoying issues because of the aforementioned limitations, but as an overall package, there’s nothing much out there that can beat it.