Motorola One Action Review | Double Vision?

Full review of Motorola's One Action smartphone after one week of 'daily driver' use. Here's how Moto's latest stock Android One handset fares for camera capabilities, performance, battery life and everyday play.

I've only just reviewed the One Vision and now Motorola is already back with the One Action, a triple-lens mobile with very similar specs and hardware. The main difference may lie in the camera hardware, but I prefer this new device thanks to the more affordable asking price (£219 here in the UK) as well as the lack of issues which bugged the previous Moto One.

And while I just rounded up my favourite stock Android smartphones of 2019, the Action definitely deserves a place in that line-up. It's surprisingly beefy thanks to the speedy Exynos chipset, while the battery life won't let you down. And the Moto app adds in some respectable gesture support, including easier one-handed use - handy when you have a stretched 21:9 display.

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