Motorola One

Wired UK | Andrew Williams

Moto G phones tend to instantly become top choices for those looking for an affordable SIM-free mobile. The Moto One doesn't quite manage that feat.

Trusted Reviews | Alastair Stevenson

Motorola One is Android One affordable smartphone with a notch and an eye-catching design... A tasteful, likeable Android.

Stuff | Andrew Williams

An affordable way to get hold of a modern-looking notched phone on which you can rely.

Pocket-lint | Mike Lowe

Its near competition offers greater hardware and resolution for just a little more cash. But, on balance, for the right price the One is a well considered Android handset for the casual user.

The Economic Times | Hitesh Raj Bhagat

The use case for this phone is clear: it's for the person who wants a fuss-free phone that lasts really long without constantly plugging in to a power outlet.

NotebookCheck | Florian Schmitt

The Motorola One is a smartphone that turns out very solid in many areas. However, at this point there is strong competition in its price range.

TechRadar | Jon Mundy

The Motorola One is a fine phone that lacks any crippling flaws, but elements such as a low-res display and an average camera make it hard to champion over other lower-mid-range alternatives.

Android Authority | Adam Sinicki

A fine phone to use, but not the best value for money given the performance and camera versus the stiff competition out there right now.

AndroidPit | Christopher Gabbert

The Motorola One isn't a bad smartphone at all. Actually, at first glance, it even offers a very coherent overall package. But if you read the fine print, several problems will become apparent.

Android Headlines | Christopher Gabber

The Motorola One isn't a bad smartphone at all. Actually, at first glance, it even offers a very coherent overall package. But if you read the fine print, several problems will become apparent.