Motorola One Hyper reviews by real users Motorola One Hyper

The One Hyper is an intermediate cell phone that pleases its user with more useful party tricks than you might expect, I'm tired of praising this wonderful 45W charger that allows me to charge it at any time of my day without fear of getting stuck in the socket a long time... Even if his only achievement was that charging, I would still praise him, but that's not all. In terms of its rear cameras, they are respectable during the day, usable when taking pictures with strong and natural lighting, adequate colors and a minimally intelligent software, to make better use of its 64MP the way is to download the GCam and be happy, and then it turns a monster. I'll pretend the ultra-wide camera doesn't exist because you'll also forget about it, too simple and weak. Very respectable front camera, the fact that it is hidden most of the day pleases me a lot for privacy reasons, but this trick also allowed motorola to place a much larger sensor that yields photos in a respectable size with very good colors, again, to well-lit locations, and again, a GCam is the way to save that sensor and make the camera a hit with your group of friends with mid-range phones. The screen is... OK, it has adequate resolution, respectable size and very good colors, but it's very dim, has very little glare and you can practically give up using it during the day in bright sunlight.The only inconvenience I had with this phone after 3 years of use, I won't comment on the battery degradation because that's perfectly normal, is that it gets hot... A LOT. If you're taking pictures, recording videos, it heats up absurdly to the point where the camera application starts to crash because its processor is decreasing its power for fear of frying, the same thing happens when loading and playing... It forced me to buy a cooler on AliExpress so I can feel comfortable doing demanding things with it