E72 is the most interesting device on the market today

[lycan73]

The E71, without doubt, looks the better of the two. Although not as attractive, however, the E72 does beat it on features. I'm not sure about the optical navikey, though (as with Andreas81), and it's a big put-off to me, unless there's a way to turn it off and use it as a directional keypad. It's a tempting buy otherwise, but unfortunately, having just bought my E71 and falling in love it with each day that I use it, I'm at present not ready (nor is it feasible for me) to make the switch. I'd maybe give it another year before I get my hands on one, as I did with the E71. Besides, the price would come down a bit by then, too, as it would be somewhat expensive now, as is the case with the E75.

@Hermit99:
I don't believe any mobile-phone maker provides an "international" warranty, so there's no reason for you to be concerned. Unless, of course, you spend half your time in the US and half your time elsewhere.

[Tommie]

I see the E72 coming to Vodafone in the UK next month.

From Vodafone UK Say Yes To E72 | World Of Nokia

Then the E72 should start roll out to the rest of the world soon.

[olav1]

Yep, I believe the optical navikey on E72 has three levels of sensitivity - and the feature can be turned off completely as well to use it as a "traditional" d-pad.