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Posted by Henrique Allegro

- April 11, 2020, 00:41:24

Very solid smartphone. Accurate review. Touch sensitivity could be better same as the battery life seems rather poorly optimized. Don't understand why Android one phones have such a poor batery endurance . You can get a day with moderate usage.

Camera exceels in every light conditioneven if the auto focus is lazy sometimes , screen is very nice too and it's really beautiful.

Great review.

Posted by Martin Hammer

- July 18, 2019, 03:36:08

Thanks for those as always extremly useful reviews. I noticed with my Moto One Vision that charging interferes with the audio signal delivered through the 3.5mm slot.

Also be very careful with liquids the phone looks great but the gaps between the screen and body look dangerous.

Overall very satisfied though. Battery could be a tiny bit better but for 270€ it was a very good deal.

Posted by Redaktion

- June 21, 2019, 18:10:35

The Motorola One Vision inherits from last year's Moto One and aims to set new standards with an updated display and improved camera. What was good, stays - at least that is what the manufacturer indicates, keeping the "Android One" name. Is this a good mixture?

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Motorola-One-Vision-Review-Cinema-smartphone-with-a-strong-camera.424876.0.html