Motorola One review: The meat-and-potatoes smartphone

referring to It's a meat-and-potatoes smartphone experience, only without the gravy enjoyed by phones at a higher price point. Few thrills, but great value Motorola One The meat-and-potatoes smartphone Motorola's Android One-branded handset is a device for Android purists -- and anyone who wants a simple, high-quality, long-lasting Android experience that doesn't break the bank. The pure Android software experience also promises zero bloat, with a pristine app drawer out of the box and only a few Google apps preloaded. But photos and videos appear noticeably less sharp than the 1080p competitors at this price point, of which there are plenty. Another area that feels the pinch of the Motorola One's affordable price point is the camera setup.

Realme U1 quick review: A selfie smartphone for the masses

This along with Realme's commitment to offering an attractive design at an affordable starting price of Rs 11,999 makes the Realme U1 yet another potentially promising smartphone. I spent a brief amount of time with the Realme U1 and here are my initial thoughts. Arguably the biggest highlight of the Realme U1 apart from the Helio P70 chipset is the 25MP selfie camera. The Realme U1 marks the debut of a brand new series from Realme. The 25MP selfie camera and Helio P70 chipset are the biggest highlights here, which we will focus on in our in-depth review.