Nokia's Lumia 720 is the first unibody Nokia phone with a microSD card slot.
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The Lumia 720 comes in the full spectrum of Nokia's new color palette, including this glossy white finish, and matte finishes in red, yellow, cyan, and basic black.
I like that the Lumia 720 has a slimmer build. There are, of course, the usual button placements as well. The handset, which has a 4.7-inch ClearBlack display, is fairly large, but not as hulking or bulky as the 920.
