The Nokia N72 is one of the smallest Nseries handset
available with a volume of 95cc (the same as the N70)
it is second only to the N73 (90cc) in size. It is
a tri-band GSM phone (900/1800/1900 MHz) with 3.5 hours
talk time and 260 hours standby time with GPRS and EDGE
support for data transfers. It has a 2.1 inch (176 x 208)
262,144 colour screen and 20 MB of on board memory with
further expansion available via the hot swap RS-MMC (MMCMobile) slot .

The N72 is a fashion phone with an emphasis on allowing the
individual to express themselves through their phones.
This takes the form of the Glossy Black or Glossy Pink
finish together with the digital texture found on the
back on the phone.
Bill Sermon, vice president of Multimedia Design,
Nokia says the phone design was inspired by 'what
the Nokia N72 means to someone,
rather than what it can merely do for that person'
and that Nokia 'drew on the relationship people have
with things that inspire great performances,
like the world's finest grand piano or the perfect
handcrafted writing pen'. The S60 platform that powers
the N72 means users can tailor the multimedia
experience of the phone to suite their own needs.