Motorola One Vision review

Motorola redoubled its efforts after the disappointing Motorola One, and came up with the much improved - if quirky - Motorola One Vision. It's an improvement in virtually every department, and a worthy budget phone contender with a beautifully pure OS.

Attractive design; Clean Android One OS; Decent performance

21:9 aspect ratio is troublesome; Camera doesn't live up to its specs; Plastic build

With the launch of Motorola One Vision in India, the Lenovo-owned company has become the first to offer 21:9 CinemaVision display on any smartphone in the country. Motorola today launched its latest punch-hole display smartphone at Rs 19,999.

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's One Vision Is Packing

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 I was a terrible phone mum until I spent an entire pay cheque or two on an outdated iPhone model and treated it like it was my own human baby.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.