Name: One Vision
Brand: Motorola
SKU: 464338
Rating: 4.0 (35 reviews)

4.1

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.4 / 5

Apps take a good while to start up
as well
buttons are placed perfectly for me

the dark areas of a photo can look crushed and lacking detail
device may be too hot or have other apps running in the background
this setting cannot be enforced by the benchmark app

Primary sensor resolution: 48 Mpx
Screen size: 6.3 in
Resolution: 2520, 1080 px
Technology: LTPS IPS
Pixel density: 432 ppi
Battery capacity: 3500 mAh
Cpu cores: 8-core
Primary resolution: 25 Mpx

Motorola One Vision - Pros & Cons

Apps take a good while to start up
as well
buttons are placed perfectly for me
great with a good amount of graphics detail and the game played smoothly and felt responsive
Motorola One Vision runs smoothly and quickly
image stabilisation works well for keeping things looking smooth
Colour is pretty good even when compared to the Pixel 3
great colour reproduction and is bright enough for inside use
fastest and most capable smartphones on the market
the One Vision is a great camera phone for the price
clean
easy to use
the image results are quite good
The portrait mode is capable of some decent imagery
smoother
sleeker
and definitely shinier
half decent performance is a half decent camera
The performance is balanced well and it is a great phone to use as a daily
clean
crisp approach to Android 9 Pie and a merciful
Everything looks nice and crisp
battery saver feature also performs exceptionally well and can save up to 25% battery
phone has a great combination of specs and a very reasonable price
The volume levels are excellent and the sound is quite clear
The screen has brilliant viewing angles and it produces vivid colours that are sharp
the width of the device is slim enough to fit perfectly in the hands
The phone runs smoothly without any problem
snappy
clean
and free from bloatware
curved glass back gives the phone a premium look and also assures a fine grip
smooth performance
a good screen
a powerful speaker and a camera with OIS
lets you control certain function of the phone by simple gestures
it looks pretty good and made of premium materials considering the price
optical stabilization is exceptionally good in this device
premium build and premium feel
Video quality is also very good
is pretty solid when coupled with stock android and power-efficient chipset
cycling frequency should ideally be undetectable to the human eye
the pictures are surprisingly sharp and the image dynamic is decent
Edge detection is good and the amount of surface detail preserved is also quite
reception strength in the mobile net turned out very stable in our test
The camera hardware also impressive on paper
The Colour Pick feature works really well
general viewing-angle stability is very good
viewing angles are good and sunlight legibility is
the Motorola One Vision also feels comfortable in the hand
everything runs fast and smoothly
fallThe screen shows good response rates in our tests
One Vision behaves inconspicuously and always delivers sufficient performance for smooth operation
the display did very well in the test
taken in good lighting are crisp and pleasant to look at
The workmanship is excellent and the mid-range model
the One Vision handles everyday tasks comfortably
screen does produce clear text
sharp images and vibrant colours
the Motorola One Vision is equally impressive
greater detail
colors
and improved performance in low light
One Vision s IPS LCD display is crisp and satisfying
Motorola One Vision is capable of producing great photos
The sensor itself is decent and mostly accurate
Motorola One Vision has a great display relative to the competition
the stretched format is great for scrolling through apps that deliver content vertically
images were sharp with vibrant colours and in low-light
Images and videos looked crisp and full of colour
speed of refresh and accuracy of operation
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It is loud and offers good details at a higher volume as well
Motorola aims to offer a great multimedia experience
OIS helps deliver smooth videos without shake
HDR output is comparatively better with enhanced colors and sharpness
Motorola One Vision offers a great experience
call quality through headsets and loudspeakers was good too
The output turned out to be good with great detail

the dark areas of a photo can look crushed and lacking detail
device may be too hot or have other apps running in the background
this setting cannot be enforced by the benchmark app
Battery life is very sensitive to changes in screen brightness
there s only one real contender the Pixel 3a
it slightly too tall on occasion
the area surrounding the camera becomes effectively useless
two big quirks with the One Vision s display
The screen did struggle in bright sunlight
losing your precious data is terrible
looks small at first sight
Motorola did a pretty bad job with the front camera
The camera has a very wide border and it looks very unpleasant
it will be only available in Brazil region and not in India
Slow response times can lead to afterimages and can cause moving objects to
frequency is too low
users with sensitive eyes may experience strain or headaches
noticeable image noise in the details
Wireless charging is not supported
The screen is not blemished by a wide notch at the top edge
it does not support wireless charging
The cameras protrude slightly from the device
camera being a little lacklustre
Motorola has set on the One Vision is far too high
The Pixel 3 has only 64GB
Motorola One Vision feature no unwanted software out of the box
bright midday photos are far too bright and have colours washed out
you cannot take photos at the full 48-megapixel resolution
they turned out to be a little oversaturated
the raw colour output is a little off
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background and peripheral elements looked a little softer
screen renders slightly washed-out colours
terribly sharp without the flash
Wallet Pty Ltd is not a bank and does not offer banking services
there's no water resistance on the One Vision
service does not include all providers or all products available in the market
there's no optical zoom functionality
500mAh battery benchmark scores were disappointing
they tended to appear around the camera
Phones are not cheap
a super fast trigger from the camera itself
Motorola did not come with the Night Vision camera mode
the USB Type-C cable is permanently fitted to the charger
the display is not
Motorola One Vision an eyesore
the huge black circle is still an annoying distraction
repercussions when it comes to media playback and the UI
it doesn't feel as premium as a metal equivalent
lack of friction and clutter across a thousand tiny areas of the UI
no plans for Motorola to bring the One Vision to the US
it fails miserably
The brightness is a little bit too high to use at night
two features are often missed on lower-priced smartphones
this will definitely drain the battery faster
The punch-hole on the screen is too big
screen glares a bit too much for the comfort of the eyes in the sunlight
temperature of the device did not rise even a little bit
Photos lack detail and
Not all phones should feature this aspect ratio
little colour irregularity around the camera
struggles in low-light environments
The phone lacks a depth sensor on the front
store the phones in hot
damp conditions
rating is not included in our total score
there is no option to take a 48MP output
the elongated display has its disadvantage
the pictures are a bit oversaturated

Motorola One Vision - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	6.3 in Best: Asus FonePad 8 Screen size: 8 in
Battery capacity	3500 mAh Best: Doogee BL12000 Battery capacity: 12000 mAh
Pixel density	432 ppi Best: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixel density: 891 ppi
CPU clock speed	2.2 GHz Best: Motorola Moto G100 CPU clock speed: 3.2 GHz

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Motorola One Vision - Full Specifications

Operating system	Android 9.0
CPU clock speed	2.2 GHz
CPU cores	8-core
CPU model	Samsung Exynos
RAM memory	4 GB

Primary sensor resolution	48.0 Mpx
Resolution (second camera)	5.0 Mpx
Focus adjustment	Automatic

Internal storage	128 GB

Height	6.3 in
Width	2.8 in
Depth	0.34 in
Weight	6.35 oz

Dual sim support	yes
Sim card size	Nano-SIM
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	5.0 EDR
NFC	yes
Charging connection	USB
Headphone connection	3.5 mm
Type of USB connector	USB Type-C

Battery capacity	3500.0 mAh

Screen size	6.3 in
Number of colors	16.7M
Resolution	2520 x 1080 px
Technology	LTPS IPS
Pixel density	432.0 ppi
Screen material	Corning Gorilla Glass

Primary resolution	25.0 Mpx
Lens aperture	F/2.0

Colour of product	Sapphire gradient

Accelerometer	yes
Proximity	yes
Ambient light sensor	yes
Gyroscope	yes
Magnetometer	yes

Data transmission	GPRS EDGE HSDPA HSUPA HSPA+ LTE
Navigation system	GPS A-GPS GLONASS Galileo
UMTS frequences	1900 MHz 2100 MHz 850 MHz 900 MHz

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Motorola One Vision Motorola - Editorial Reviews (11)

4.0

Based on 11 reviews

Motorola One Vision Motorola One Vision Australian review (2019)

PC World

Motorola One Vision Australian review (2019)

3.8

If you can’t be different, be tall

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fonearena.com

Motorola One Vision Review (3 months later)

Motorola One Vision Motorola One Vision Review

Tech.co

Published: 18.06.2019

Motorola One Vision Review

The Motorola One Vision is a bargain phone, but its unsual design means it won't be for everyone. But will it be right for you?

Motorola One Vision Moto One Vision review: Queen of the mid-range | Finder

finder.com.au

Published: 05.08.2019

Moto One Vision review: Queen of the mid-range | Finder

4.0

The Moto One Vision from Motorola delivers solid processing and camera performance for a device that costs less than $500.

Motorola One Vision Motorola One Vision review: Does it stand out against the competition?

The Indian Express

Published: 27.06.2019

Motorola One Vision review: Does it stand out against the competition?

4.0

Motorola One Vision review: Motorola One Vision packs decent specifications for a mid-range smartphone but is it enough to compete with the rest?

TechRadar

Published: 24.05.2019

Motorola One Vision review

4.0

Motorola gets creative with its latest Android One phone

Motorola One Vision Motorola One Vision review: Challenging perceptions

Android Authority

Published: 01.08.2021

Motorola One Vision review: Challenging perceptions

Can a 21:9 display, Android One, and a 48MP camera help Moto's mid-ranger stand tall as the best cheap phone? Find out in our Motorola One Vision review!

Motorola One Vision Motorola One Vision Review: Mid-range with Galaxy S10 aesthetics

MobileSyrup

Published: 06.11.2019

Motorola One Vision Review: Mid-range with Galaxy S10 aesthetics

4.0

The Motorola One Vision offers a sleek a 21:9 aspect ratio with a 3.2mm headphone jack.

Motorola One Vision Motorola One Vision Review: Cinema smartphone with a strong camera

Notebookcheck

Published: 21.06.2019

Motorola One Vision Review: Cinema smartphone with a strong camera

3.9

The Motorola One Vision wants to convince with a pretty 21:9 display and top camera with an image stabilizer in our test. We evaluate whether the mid-range smartphone with Android One succeeds in this.

Impulse Gamer

Published: 23.08.2019

Motorola One Vision Review (August 2019) - Impulse Gamer

Motorola have significantly changed the rules when it comes to midrange smartphones and their new One Vision is a great example that boasts that performance

Motorola One Vision Budget beauty: Motorola One Vision reviewed

Pickr

Published: 16.08.2019

Budget beauty: Motorola One Vision reviewed

4.0

Expensive phones tend to get you big screens, big cameras, and glass bodies, but the mid-range is doing it, too. The Motorola One Vision makes the case for a $499 phone that can look especially premium.