Motorola isn't really a trend-setter, and many of its phones actually adopt ideas pioneered by others with the final goal of giving them a unique twist that would eventually serve customers in a more effective manner.

Bought 2 pieces on Netonnet and Elgiganten for my girls. They were super happy until ...... they discovered the wifi connection fails to the roughest. It connects and disconnects all the time at home despite a stable wifi hotspot The thing is that I bought a lightweight Iphone 7 for the last...

This latest phone has some nice little extra features, it also is Android 9 and has a pure Android operating system so no skin added this is called Android One but this means with no extra skin to slow it down it is really fast.

The Motorola One Vision is an affordable midrange phone with some impressive bells and whistles!

if you are willing to pay around ￡300, moto one vision is the best option. I was between Samsung A70, Huawei and Motorola and my decision couldn't have been better. This phone has everything you are looking for, has NFC - Samsung A70 doesn't, it is annoying - fits in your hands perfectly, camera...

The Motorola One Vision feels like a refreshing change of pace for the brand and a steal at the current $499 price-point.

Great look & feel; Clean software

Inconsistent performance; Camera is powerful but not versatile

I've been using iPhones exclusively since my late teens, when I ditched the numerous Nokia phones I'd dropped in rivers and toilets. I was a terrible phone mum until I spent an entire pay cheque or two on an outdated iPhone model and treated it like it was my own human baby.

Change in time demands adaptation with it and who better than Motorola knows what it means to adapt to changing market scenarios with time as it has survived almost a century. With the latest launch of Motorola One Vision a new look of Motorola phone has been unveiled.

The Motorola One Vision is an attempt to bring some high-end specifications to the mid range -- a territory Motorola already covers with its Z and G series handsets. For £269.99 (inc.

21:9 'CinemaVision' screen; Good camera system for a mid-range handset; Classy hardware design

Tall 6.3-inch screen is difficult to use one-handed; Front camera punch-hole is rather large; IPS screen rather than OLED

Motorola's excellent One Vision is cheap phone royalty

Great software experience; Capable camera that takes shareable photos; Attractive; compact design; Affordable price

Slow, cluttered camera app, No U.S; release, Battery should last longer