Our quick take
Motorola Moto One Vision - 4.0 / 5
Design & Display
- 6.3-inch, 21:9 aspect ratio ‘CinemaVision’ LCD Full HD+ resolution (2160 × 1440) Hole-punch front-facing camera Finishes: Sapphire / Bronze Fingerprint scanner to rear 3.5mm headphone jack Curved glass design
Performance
- 2.2GHz octa-core processor (Samsung Exynos 9609) 3,500mAh battery, 15W TurboPower fast-charge Google Android One software 128GB storage (UFS)
Cameras
- 48MP main sensor, 1.6um pixel size, f/1.7 aperture Quad Pixel technology (outputs 12MP images only) 5MP depth sensor for portrait mode Night Vision mode for night shots AI Shot Optimisation suggestions Optical image stabilisation (rear) 25MP front-facing (6MP output) 4K video capture
To recap
This well-priced and specified phone shows that a mid-range device can deliver the goods without costing the earth. We’d have even greater things to say about it if the screen aspect ratio wasn’t as elongated and the punch-hole wasn’t as huge. Oh, and now that there are droves of Moto One phone options - Hyper, Action, Zoom, Macro - the water has become somewhat muddied.
