Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 vs Moto One Power: Price, specifications, features compared

Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 launched in China last week with a big 48-megapixel camera. Here’s how the latest Xiaomi phone compares with Motorola’s One Power.

Redmi Note 7 is the first smartphone under Xiaomi’s new sub-brand Redmi. The smartphone has already created a lot of buzz with its 48-megapixel camera sensor. With price starting at Rs 11,000 approximately, Redmi Note 7 is also the cheapest smartphone to feature such large camera sensor.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 is expected to launch in India sooner or later. Here, the phone will compete with a range of budget Android smartphones including Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2, Realme 2 Pro, and Moto One Power.

We have already compared Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 with Asus’ budget smartphone. Let’s take a look at how the phone compares with Moto One Power.

Design, display

edmi Note 7 marks Xiaomi’s departure from the metal unibody design. The latest phone comes with a 2.5D curved glass on the back with gradient look and feel. The design is quite similar to a few Realme and Honor phones in the budget sections. Redmi Note 7 houses a 6.3-inch full HD+ display with 19:5:9 aspect ratio, with a waterdrop notch.

Priced at Rs 14,999, Motorola Moto One Power retains the metal unibody design but skips the company’s popular circular watch-dial-like camera module on the back. Instead it has the traditional design with a vertical camera setup on the back. It also houses a notch which is quite wide. The smartphone has a 6.2-inch Max Vision Full HD+ display with 19:9 aspect ratio.

Camera

Xiaomi has a big advantage over the competition with its massive 48-megapixel rear camera. Redmi Note 7 sports a dual-rear camera setup including another 5-megapixel sensor. It also has 6P lens and 1.6um.

Motorola Moto One Power also has dual-rear cameras featuring 16-megapixel and 5-megapixel sensors. As mentioned in our review, One Power delivers pretty decent results in daylight conditions. The HDR mode enhances the quality of images. Lowlight images, however, are a bit disappointing.

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