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Periscopes have been used for hundreds

of years to help people to infiltrate areas in

which they don’t belong without being

detected – but the pop-up snapper on

Motorola’s new One Hyper is exactly what

got it noticed at Stuff Towers.

At just £270 this phone’s got no right to be

roaming among the big dogs, but as well as

that 32MP selfie-cam it’s got plenty of

other features that could cause you to

mistake it for one: the 6.5in Full HD+ screen

that necessitates the hidden camera

by stretching right to the edges; the

ludicrously fast 45W hyper charging that’ll

juice it enough for a whole day in just 10

minutes; and the 64MP dual rear camera

setup, which uses Quad Pixel tech and AI

smarts to take better pictures in all lighting

conditions, but particularly when things

get a bit gloomy.

Of course, there are a few things that’ll give

it away on closer inspection – just 4GB of

RAM and a Snapdragon 675 processor, for

example – but they should at least help

you to get the most out of the 4000mAh

battery. Just don’t tell anyone the chassis

is made out of plastic, and they’ll be none

the wiser. Infiltration complete.

As hot as... a hyperthermic hamster

£270 / motorola.co.uk

MOTO DROPS A

PROPER POPPER

Motorola One Hyper

HOT

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Sleek

scene

The lack of a notch means

the 2340x1080 display fills

90 % of the front of the phone.

There’s a slightly deeper strip

of black at the bottom, but

it’s pretty much a

bezel-free zone.

Little
wiry things
Pretty much every flagship
these days has ditched
the headphone port, but the
mid-range still flies the flag
for fans of wired cans. The
One Hyper has that
3.5mm output.