Motorola one power- battery, specifications,price,comments, expectations, review

 Motorola one power- battery, specifications,price,comments, expectations, review

 

 

 

The motorola one power , Lenovo owned motorola surprisingly competitive android one offering. I spent almost a week with this as my primary smartphone and in today’s blog, I’m going to share my experience with moto one power.

1.  Battery:

                     So one of the things i was very about with the one power was that five thousand milliamp (5000 mah) power battery capacity, usually phones with huge battery feels bulky and difficult to use. The moto one power in hand, yes it is heavier than  the rest. Moto given over a 200 gram of weight it’s almost hundred and five pounds but it does not feel that much heavier.

      2) Build Review:  

                   It’s almost 9mm thick, but it does not feel like a bulky phone for some reason and we are talking about build,

                    

                    a)On the back:

                                   Her we get the moto logo with the fingerprint scanner( this is something we’ve been asking for since the moto M, anyway this scanner wasn’t the fastest but it wasn’t the fastest but it was accurate)for the build mode those used a fair bed of but from a look standpoint the one power doesn’t really stand out so the build quality is good but the design is quite ordinary

                     b)On the top:             

                                  The headphone jack and the headphone jack output was also good and the single speaker output was also very loud.

                                     

                     c)On the right:

                                   The keys are in the clicky est’ and micro SD card options are still present unlike some of the other competition

                      d) On the bottom:

                                     We get USB type c and for the build mode those used a fair bed of but from a look standpoint the one power doesn’t really stand out so the build quality is good but the design is quite ordinary.

                                  

            3) Display Review:

                         On the display side here we get a 6.12 inch IPS LCD panel  with a full Hd plus display. It’s a 19:9 ratio yeh there's a notch the module is calling the max vision sadly there is no option the turn of the notch. That said  the panel is good, with nice colours and excellent viewing angles.

             4) Software Review:

                                When we talk about the software. One power runs with stock Android 8.1. Motorola is promising  quick updates and promising android Pie before the end of the year, with android Q eventually but as with most Lenovo, Moto promises please take it with a grain of salt they  don’t really have a good track record with updates. The User experience is that good.

                     5) Processor Review:

                              Let’s thanks the snapdragon 636 chip inside, this is a highly capable chip, which we have seen in the past, on many phones. Yes there are phones with snapdragon 616 in this segment but given stock android here.

                        The Motorola one power is great for day today usage and can run even some intensive games ( Asphalt 9, PUBG and few other heavy games). The Motorola one power running them smoothly it’s not the highest graphical setting, but yes the experience  was good.

                                     

                       6) Specifications Review:

                                 The snapdragon 636 is coupled with 4GB of RAM and 64Gb of on boot storage with an option to expand it future we have a dedicated micro SD slot. So it’s not an hybrid and to round up the specs we have:

# 5000mah battery,

                                                           #  4Gb RAM,

                                                           #64GB internal. 

                                          

                            7)  Charging Review:

                                      The battery life was excellent with moderate usage getting through two days on a single charge. It was not a issue at all even when pushed with GPS usage, camera gaming, the one power easily got me through a day

                                       The fact that, this phone easily charges and the turbocharger is included in the box is just icing on the cake, the one power goes 0% to 100% in a little over two hours.

                             

                               8) Streaming options:

                                       The Motorola one power gets L1 so it can stream HD videos with apps like amazon prime and Netflix.

                

                                9)  Complete Camera Review:

                                           The Motorola one power has two camera on the back a primary 16 megapixel camera with f1.8 aperture lens paired with a 5 megapixel depth sensor and on

good light these cameras perform well not the best in the class that would be the mi a2 but this is quite a competent shooter, example details in the images the colour can get bit cool at times but for the most part of the they were natural and the dynamic range was also okay. The presence of the depth sensor meant that this phone can’t shoot portrait shoot but for some weird reason it can only do it 18 by 9 and with a very awkward prop the colour are a light off her and at low light the one power struggles the hardware isn’t quite up to the task and Motorola compensates by pushing by pushing the iso hard resulting in bright but noisey images it’s still usable but like i said earlier it’s not the best camera in the segment

                                          Video it can shoot 4k 30 fps the details and dynamic range is again average but the footage does look ok, there is no major issues no focus on lag or abrupt exposure changes that said lack of any kind of stabilizations such as OIS or EIS

                                       The 12 mega pixels f2.0 selfie camera is concerned it shoots crsp images with good details, there's a selfie portrait option available and that  work ok too

                            Finally we can buy it for amazing battery life stock android one without no add the user experience which happens to be quiet good, thanks to very capable snapdragon 636 underneath, the rest, the build distantly the cameras, they’re not bad, they are acceptable and the 16k price tag make some offering you should probably consider. Overall the motorola one power is very capable all rounder, that’s quiet reasonable priced.