Moto One Fusion Plus was released by Motorola as a mid-range addition at a price point of around 17k. Although usually Motorola releases can be considered as being decent, the Moto One Fusion Plus turned out to be pretty disappointing.
The Moto One Fusion Plus is run by Snapdragon 730G chipset with 6 GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage. It has a quad rear camera with the specs of 64 MP+ 8 MP+ 5 MP+ 2 MP and a 16 MP motorised pop-up front camera. The camera performance is pretty average and very common. The battery power is 5000 mAh and it is run by Android 10 operating system.
The battery is the only aspect of this phone that I think can be considered as a good or decent aspect. The other features are average and can be found in devices with even a lesser price tag.