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Motorola One Zoom leaked renders show off quad cameras

Motorola One Zoom vs. Nokia 7.2 vs. Google Pixel 3a: Midrange melee

Posted on September 12, 2019 By Jarvis

The midrange phone market can be difficult to navigate. While cheap phones are getting better all the time, it’s tough to decide how much you need to spend to get the right phone for you. Motorola, Nokia, and Google are not about to make things any easier. The impressive Motorola One Zoom is a big, stylish beauty with a quad lens camera for $450; the Nokia 7.2 comes close to matching it on the spec sheet, but costs $100 less; while Google’s budget option, the Pixel 3a, lands in the middle at $400. Which one should you pick? Let’s take a closer look and find out.
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