Motorola straddles the line between midrange and flagship with the One Hyper-- a smartphone with a motorised pop-up front-facing camera, meaning the 6.5-inch display lacks any oversized bezels or notches.
Thanks to the pop-up camera, the 2340 x 1080 resolution display features a 90% screen-to-body ratio. The actual front-facing camera features a 32MP sensor, and accompanies a rear-facing dual-camera array consisting of a 64MP main sensor and a 8MP wide angle lens. Motorola also says users get an optional "quad pixel" mode able to merge every 4 pixels together for improved light capture, as well as other shot optimisation features.
As for the rest of the device, the specs are fairly midrange with a Snapdragon 675 processor, 4GB RAM and 128GB storage. The battery is bigger than average at 4000mAh, and the company claims it offers up to 38 hours of continuous use on a single charge. In turn, charging promises to be fast through 45W USB-C "hyper charging." A 3.5mm headphone jack comes as standard, and the plastic body has a "water-repellent design." As for software the OS of choice is Android 10.
The One Hyper is available now.