Smart_Photography_-_September_2019

FINAL SCORE

VERDICT

The Motorola One Vision is a good option

in the sub-20k range with a capable

camera and good overall experience. We

wish the phone was less slippery and

the cameras less protruding. A decent

device with a good camera, though there

is hardly anything new to boast.

Design and Build Quality 15/20

Key Features 16/20

Ergonomics 16/20

Performance 16/20

Value for Money 14/20

on a plain surface. The interface was less

responsive than premium models, but at

par with budget phones.

Performance

The One Vision’s camera performed

quite well, with the images exhibiting

good sharpness and low noise. Low-

light performance was quite good, and

portraits were impressive, with pleasing

bokeh effect. We found the contrast a bit

underwhelming.

The charger tops up the battery from

zero in under two hours, which is rather

slow. However, the battery charge lasted

for more than a day on moderate use,

which almost makes up for the slow

charging. The One Vision is not one of

those powerful phones in the market,

but considering other mid-level devices,

this phone did not disappoint. We did

not experience any lag in performance

on moderate use, and the device could

handle graphic intensive games such as

Asphalt 9, though not as smoothly as the

higher-priced competitors.

Value for Money

The Motorola One Vision is priced at

Rs.19,999. We would have liked it to be

priced under Rs.17,000. |SP

KEY SPECIFICATIONS

Operating system: Android 9 Pie

Processor: Exynos 9609 with 2.2 GHz Octa-

core CPU and Mali G72 MP3 GPU

RAM: 4 GB

Internal storage: 128 GB

Expandable storage: microSD up to 512 GB

Battery: 3500 mAh, Non-removable

Charging: 15W TurboPower

Display size: 16cm (6.3 inches)

Rear camera: 48MP with OIS + 5MP, f/1.7,

Quad Pixel (output 12MP photo)

Rear camera video capture: UHD@30fps,

FHD@30fps, FHD@60fps, HD@30fps

Front camera: 25MP, f/2.0, Quad Pixel

Front camera video: FHD@30fp

Dimensions: 160.1 x 71.2 x 8.7mm

Weight: 180 g

• Camera performance


• CinemaVision display
  
  
  • Pricing
  
  
  • Run-of-the-
    mill features
  
  
  
  

PLUS MINUS

Camera: Motorola One Vision

Aperture: f/1.7

Shutter Speed: 1/2288 sec

Focal Length: 4.7 mm

ISO: 50

77 %

Mahesh Reddy

http://www.smartphotography.in September 2019 | Smart Photography | 101