There are two display modes on the Motorola One: standard and vibrant. Watching YouTube videos and browsing the web in Chrome, I can’t say I noticed the difference. In a bizarre game of one-upmanship, Motorola has gone for a 19:9 aspect ratio, which allows you to “see more” than on the 18:9 screens seen on most phones in 2018.
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Motorola One review: DesignĪs disappointments go, the Motorola One’s 1,520 x 720 IPS display is a big one any phone at this price really ought to have a Full HD screen. While the speeds of its Exynos 7880 may lag a tiny bit behind, it makes up for it with its battery life, which leaves its rivals in the dust. That’s an incredible bargain for a smartphone with an AMOLED Full HD display. While it launched at £369 it has since dropped in price to under £250 on Amazon. Though over a year old, the Samsung Galaxy A5 from 2017 is another fantastic option in the £200-£300 bracket. Honor’s affordable flagship, the Honor Play is a worthy contender in the CPU and graphics department it’s only a tenner more than the Motorola One and definitely worth considering.
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Obviously, there’s the Moto G6 Plus, a very similar phone in terms of size and specs, but that doesn’t come with Android One – and as you’ll find out later on in this review, its battery can’t go the distance with the Motorola One. There’s more than enough here to justify that price tag, but it’s important to consider what you could get for the same amount. READ NEXT: Samsung Galaxy A9 review Motorola One review: What you need to knowĪt £269 the Motorola One hits exactly the same price as the Moto G6 Plus, putting it right on the border between the budget and mid-range categories. Though more ordinary than its India-only namesake, which has a 6.2in display and a gargantuan 5,000 mAh battery, the Motorola One is no smartphone chump with outstanding battery life and Android One software updates, it looks on paper to be a formidable budget option. Those at the launch event, myself included, had been expecting the Motorola One Power, which had leaked some weeks before, and we were disappointed when we learned that the Power was going to be an India exclusive.
Initially revealed at IFA 2018 in Berlin, the One didn’t receive the most favourable of introductions. In 2018, where flagships now routinely cost the best part of £1,000, £269 can be (just about) considered small change. As the spiritual successor to the mighty Moto G6 Plus, Motorola’s latest handset, the Motorola One, edges narrowly into the borderlands of budget territory.
With phone prices steadily creeping up year by year, the border between budget and mid-range handsets is constantly shifting.
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