Motorola One Vision

Tall and narrow form factor is great for movies; Speedy performance; Plentiful 128GB storage; Clean, clutter-free Android One UI; Night Vision camera mode captures surprisingly good photos at night; Headphone jack

Screen quality is disappointing!; Camera quality just okay; Tall screen is not that great for reading

21:9 'CinemaVision' screen ; Good camera system for a mid-range handset ; Classy hardware design

Tall 6.3-inch screen is difficult to use one-handed ; Front camera punch-hole is rather large ; IPS screen rather than OLED

Needs a faster processor. ; Selfie camera punch hole is too big. ; Battery life is not good enough.

New 21:9 Aspect Ratio Screen For Cinematic View ; Narrower Design Makes One Vision A Good One-Hand Fit ; Stock Android UI With Intuitive Motorola’s Software Add-ons ; Good Audio Delivery ; One-Of-The Best Camera Smartphone In Sub 20K Price Bracket

Underwhelming Battery Life ; Camera Cannot Capture Full Resolution 48MP Images ; 21:9 Aspect Ratio Makes It Slightly Difficult To Reach All Corners Of Screen

Motorola One Vision is quite a unique smartphone. The new 21:9 aspect ratio form-factor combined with the crisp LCD panel makes this phone a great video streaming device, provided that you find the right content to stream. The camera performance is...

There is a large base of users who are no longer satisfied with what the Moto G series offers every year, or with the Moto Z line. The Motorola One Vision arrives with the objective of offering the most demanding users an option within the company's...

Solid design ; Impressive-looking camera

Unsure of 21:9 display ; Water resistant rather than proof

The Motorola One Vision at first looks like a repackaged Moto G7, but it may be more than that with its 21:9 aspect ratio display and powerful-looking rear camera.

Great price with a solid spec for this area of the market ; Really smooth software experience - runs day-to-day tasks and apps very well ; Dual rear camera setup solid for the price point

Elongated 21:9 display format doesn't suit all content ; Punch-hole for front camera is bigger scale than competitors ; So-so battery life considering capacity ; Camera could be better - especially Night Vision

This well-priced and specified phone shows that a mid-range device can deliver the goods without costing the earth. We'd have even greater things to say about it if the screen aspect ratio wasn't as elongated and the punch-hole wasn't as huge. Oh, and...

Great look & feel ; Clean software

Inconsistent performance ; Camera is powerful but not versatile

The Motorola One Vision feels like a refreshing change of pace for the brand and a steal at the current $499 price-point.

21:9 design ; Android One support ; Battery life is decent

48-megapixel camera is disappointing ; Display accuracy could be better

These camera woes are such a major disappointment because, otherwise, the One Vision is a phenomenal mid-tier offering. In fact, it did so well in all of the other areas that I had it on track for a certain recommendation, so it’s a shame to see it...