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Motorola’s $399 One Fusion+ lands in North America tomorrow
This may be Motorola’s response to Google’s $350 Pixel 4a.
Motorola is bringing its One Fusion+ to North America tomorrow. The $399 phone was previously only available in India and Latin America, and the company hadn’t announced plans to introduce it elsewhere.
A few things make the One Fusion+ standout. Not only does it have a quad-camera set up — with a 64 megapixel high-resolution sensor, an eight megapixel ultra-wide angle lens, five megapixel Macro Vision camera and two megapixel depth sensor — it also has a 16 megapixel pop-up selfie camera.
It has a 5,000 mAh battery that will supposedly last over two days on a single charge. It runs on Android 10, and it has Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 730 processor.
The One Fusion+ is landing less than a week after Motorola launched its 5G-capable Motorola Edge. That device costs $500 for a limited time, after which it will be priced at $700. The One Fusion+ could be Motorola’s defense against Google’s just-announced Pixel 4a, which costs just $349 (and has a very similar processor to One Fusion+). Of course, the One Fusion+ will have other mid-range phones to contend with, too.
