2019 shapes up to be a great year for those looking for an affordable phone with no compromises. After the revolutionary Google Pixel 3a, now Motorola has come up with a budget model of its own that exceeds expectations: welcome the new Motorola One Vision.

Tall and narrow form factor is great for movies; Speedy performance; Plentiful 128GB storage; Clean; clutter-free Android One UI; Night Vision camera mode captures surprisingly good photos at night; Headphone jack

Screen quality is disappointing; Camera quality just okay; Tall screen is not that great for reading

These camera woes are such a major disappointment because, otherwise, the One Vision is a phenomenal mid-tier offering. In fact, it did so well in all of the other areas that I had it on track for a certain recommendation, so it's a shame to see it fall at the final hurdle.

21:9 design; Android One support; Battery life is decent

48-megapixel camera is disappointing; Display accuracy could be better

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

The first Motorola One, launched in 2018, was met with kind of a "meh" response. Despite the success of the device, the mid-ranger offered an ok package, but it was just ok, nothing more than that.

Solid performance; Clean; quick Android One software; Design and build quality are good; Moto gestures are still great

21:9 does not work with a hole punch; Battery life is not great; Camera quality is just ok

At a glance, the Motorola One Vision is a bog-standard looking smartphone. Like pretty much every 2019 flagship, and many mid-rangers, the One Vision sports a mixed material design that's clearly taken much inspiration from the Galaxy S10 – it even has the same ugly hole-punch design front camera.

Solid battery life and performance; Clean Android software; Nicely dynamic screen

21:9 aspect ratio isn't very useful; Average camera

The Motorola One Vision is an excellent mid-range smartphone that gets nearly all the basics right. But the Pixel 3a has a much better camera and is only moderately more expensive.

Solid battery life and performance; Clean Android software; Nicely dynamic screen;

21:9 aspect ratio isn't very useful; Average camera;

The Moto One Vision isn't just another mid-range phone with no personality, it's a well-priced and specced handset with unique appeal. Nowhere else will you get a 21:9 aspect ratio paired with a hole-punch front-facing camera.

Great price with a solid spec for this area of the market; Really smooth software experience - runs day-to-day tasks and apps very well; Dual rear camera setup solid for the price point

Elongated 21:9 display format doesn't suit all content; Punch-hole for front camera is bigger scale than competitors; So-so battery life considering capacity; Camera could be better - especially Night Vision

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...

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

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.