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

The Motorola One Vision is an all around successful smartphone at a relatively small price. The display is great, and with its elongated form factor, the model fits well into the hand.

great display; Android 10 guaranteed; decent speaker; great camera; good performance; excellent price-performance ratio

uneven display brightness distribution; battery could last longer

Motorola has carved out a solid reputation for itself in the mid-range segment with phones that offer a good balance of features and pure Android experience at reasonable prices. Now that competition is at an all-time high, and even big names like Samsung are reworking their strategy, Motorola is...

Good; Appealing design and good build quality; Dependable performance; Clean Android UI; Impressive night vision mode

Bad; Below-average battery life; Unimpressive display quality

Thanks to Motorola One Vision's tall body and punch-hole screen, the phone stands out in the crowd. It offers smooth performance, a good screen, a powerful speaker and a camera with OIS. Motorola One Vision offers nice low-light photography that is great for a mid-range smartphone.

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 all about perception. In a literal sense, the One Vision's headline features are all about sight - the headline 48MP camera and tall 21:9 display - but on a philosophical level, Motorola also wants the phone to challenge the perception of what a budget phone can be.

Classy design Surprisingly solid performance Highly competent cameras Android One as great as ever

Massive punch-hole Mediocre battery life Ugly black bars for non 21:9 content Display not Gorilla Glass

Motorola has established itself pretty well when it comes to budget smartphones, however, the company has been losing its market share due to value-for-money offerings from Chinese brands. To counter them, the company has launched the Motorola One Vision smartphone.

Motorola has proven itself to make excellent phones at affordable prices and the One Vision appears to be no exception.

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.

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...