Motorola One Vision review

The glass exterior is smooth and sleek and nice to hold, and the power inside is relatively strong, too. It’s a bit of a budget beauty, actually, with that $499 price tag delivering something that looks great, and handles well, too. It’s not perfect, but for $499, there’s a great offering in the Mot...

- Leigh :) Stark, Pickr

In a year where the accomplishments of Motorola’s G-series handsets seemed almost routine, the Motorola One Vision feels like it’s come out of nowhere to steal the crown. The performance - both moment-to-moment and in terms of the battery life - needs some fine-tuning but otherwise this is clearly t...

- Fergus Halliday, Good Gear Guide

In a year where the accomplishments of Motorola’s G-series handsets seemed almost routine, the Motorola One Vision feels like it’s come out of nowhere to steal the crown. The performance - both moment-to-moment and in terms of the battery life - needs some fine-tuning but otherwise this is clearly t...

- Fergus Halliday, PCWorld

It is one of the more accomplished mass-market phones offering some specification found for a few hundred dollars more. It offers excellent, all-around camera, processor and Pure Android One performance. But its lack of any one outstanding design or performance feature could see you overlook it – do...

- Ray Shaw, Gadget Guy

Those who are Motorola users and look forward to upgrading from their previous Moto device can buy this phone. For the rest, there are several other smartphones from brands like Xiaomi, Samsung, Honor that offers much better value for money.

- Shaurya Shubham, Gadgets Now