Motorola One Vision Is Here To Save You Some Pennies

Motorola One Vision Is Here To Save You Some Pennies

As technology progresses, screens get bigger, cameras get more powerful but the price tag gets more and more ridiculous. Thankfully, telco companies are responding to this gap in the market by creating new offerings that squeeze in as many tech features as possible in a reasonably affordable package.

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The latest product to enter the fray is Motorola’s One Vision, available in Australia from today.

Motorola’s latest release offers a 48-megapixel main camera with Night Vision, a 25-megapixel selfie camera along with a 6.3-inch CinemaVision FHD+ display.

Features

  • Display type: 2.5D Gorilla Glass
  • Screen: 6.34″ FHD+ 21:9
  • Size: about 157.3mm x 74.9mm x 9.1mm
  • Screen resolution: 1080 x 2520
  • Processor: Samsung Exynos 9609
  • RAM: 4GB
  • Memory: 128GB
  • Sensors: Proximity Sensor, Accelerometer, Ambient Light Sensor, Magnometer, Gyroscope, Sensor Hub, e-compass
  • Cameras: 48 megapixel (main camera), 25 megapixel (selfie camera)

Motorola’s Danny Adamopoulos said One Vision “delivers a best-in-class night-time photography and superior viewing experience with Motorola’s unique night vision imaging technology at an unbeatable price point for consumers.

“From advanced AI camera features to improved security bolstered by Android One, we are delighted to be welcoming the motorola one vision family to Australian customers.”

With so many juiced-up smartphones being released at once, deciding what to upgrade to next has never been difficult.

The Motorola One Vision has an RRP of $499.

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