Posted 17th Aug
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Looks like another interesting budget phone from Motorola - I am loving my G7 and this looks even better.
USP for this one is that the video camera is rotated so that you can capture landscape video while the phone is held in portrait - image stabilisation and wide angle make it great for action shots - hence the name.
Spec is pretty decent budget level (the resolution is slightly better than the G7 I have and that is a lovely LCD screen for the price)
4GB Ram + 128GB Storage
Exynos 9609 Processor
6.3inch IPS 2520x1080
Android 9 with upgrades to Q and R
12MP+16MP+5MP triple main camera
12MP punch hole selfie
3500mAh Battery

Free stuff is good
John Lewis Google Home Mini Link
Looks like another interesting budget phone from Motorola - I am loving my G7 and this looks even better.
USP for this one is that the video camera is rotated so that you can capture landscape video while the phone is held in portrait - image stabilisation and wide angle make it great for action shots - hence the name.
Spec is pretty decent budget level (the resolution is slightly better than the G7 I have and that is a lovely LCD screen for the price)
4GB Ram + 128GB Storage
Exynos 9609 Processor
6.3inch IPS 2520x1080
Android 9 with upgrades to Q and R
12MP+16MP+5MP triple main camera
12MP punch hole selfie
3500mAh Battery

Not sure if you seriously made a point a £200 phone doesn't have 5G. The cheapest is the Reno 5G at £700 or £60 pm
Nearly everyone has bought non 5G phones, some stuck in a 2 year contract that cost way more than this so why say this about a budget price phone?
I have hurtled down snowy mountains and followed my kids on bikes trying to hold my phone landscape so many times. Portrait and an optically stabilised wide-screen lens would make a huge difference. Can't believe no one has thought of this before.
As far as I can see the key differences between the two models seems to be the camera specifications.
It's difficult to work out, however, which of the two models is best. Any suggestions on which of the two is best and why?
Heat added Bisto, and obviously the home mini is goooood
Tech Spurt comparison of One Action and One Vision
Hi, I've been using Vision One for 3 months and must say it's great. But it's the camera that makes this phone amazing so if One Action's camera has lower specs, I would wait for the Vision offer, really.
I have hurtled down snowy mountains and followed my kids on bikes trying to hold my phone landscape so many times. Portrait and an optically stabilised wide-screen lens would make a huge difference. Can't believe no one has thought of this before.
Yes
My G7 has a 3000mAh battery and I easily get well over a day with quite heavy use - Bluetooth headphones, Bluetooth connection to my watch and a decent amount of browsing on my commute.
Pretty good I think, so the extra 500mAh in this may extend that? Depends on how efficient the exynos 9609 is compared to the SD632 I suppose?
Easily get 2-3 days when on light duty
Only if you really require 5G though, the 'normal' 5G you will use out and about is going to be similar speeds and quality of connection as 4G is today.
Not sure if you seriously made a point a £200 phone doesn't have 5G. The cheapest is the Reno 5G at £700 or £60 pm
Nearly everyone has bought non 5G phones, some stuck in a 2 year contract that cost way more than this so why say this about a budget price phone?
Yes, agree.
5G will not be a massive draw to many while contract data caps and mega prices are still around.
Good 4G is plenty fast enough.
In a nutshell, the MOA is basically the same as the MOV, but without the Sony imx 586 chip for the 48mpx front and 25mpx selfie camera, all the other guts & features are the same, MOA has slightly less LTE channels, but has the all important Band 20 800Hz one for the UK & Europe
No they're not
You are entitled to your opinion I suppose
Didn't realise 4G is being switched off next year, this information should be more wide spread, thanks
It isn't being switched off.
Dont see why Leiclad would say a new phone would be required unless 4G would become redundant
I thought you were being sarcastic, guess not. 3G closure has been announced by a couple of carriers by 2022. It's likely 4G will be 2+ years after that. So this phone should be fine until 2024/2025. 2G will not go away for a long time due to it being a strong fallback option.
There will always be compromises at this price point for phones not brought from the chinese market - and a lot of people don't want to buy from the chinese market.
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Good insight. Your second pointless comment on the thread, thanks.
Actually both of my points are very valid.
I did not say they were not valid, I said they were pointless.
My first one wasn't pointless but my second one probably was. Good day.
Looking forward to hearing some thought's, I was very interested in the One Vision but I think this one seems much better for me, but can you confirm it's definitely not dual SIM? I'm a little gutted they seem to have only brought the single SIM model to the UK when the One Vision is dual SIM.
I wouldn't splash out on a 5G phone even if it was fully rolled out. 4G is fast enough as it is, I've never felt it was too slow.