Motorola One Zoom と Android - 28 日後

One Zoom の冒険に乗り出してから数週間が経ちました。つまり、すばらしい Lumia 950 を使用しなくなり、私のタッチ エクスペリエンスは主に Android に集中しています。さて、これはそれが悲劇的または悪い経験であることを意味するものではありません.それからはほど遠い。私は物事がどうなったかについて非常に満足しています。オペレーティング システムを手なずけ、ノイズと低 IQ 機能を減らし、ハードウェアは適切に動作し、カメラは素晴らしく、全体として、Android は合理的で予想以上の結果をもたらしました.

しかし、それは初期の魅力です。 1 か月か 2 か月後、一連の実際のシナリオで電話を試用する機会がありました。これは、制限された初期のテスト セットでは必ずしも計画したり実行したりできないものです。 Moto G6 と Android のロード テストで示したものと多少似ています。それでは、One Zoom の使用から得られた知見をいくつか紹介しましょう。

パフォーマンス、バッテリー寿命

良い。電話は非常に高速で、すべてがスムーズに機能します。広告ブロック機能を備えた Firefox のおかげで、ブラウジング エクスペリエンスは優れています。これにより、他の方法では耐えられないインターネット環境が正常で、使用可能で静かになります。ナンセンスな読み込みに無駄なサイクルが減ります。つまり、ページがより速く表示され、バッテリーの消耗が少なくなります。

バッテリーといえば、私は本当に驚いています。今、私の典型的な使用法はかなり軽いです - いくつかのブラウジング、いくつかの音楽、時折のビデオ、Wi-Fiとモバイルデータをオンにして、受信状態の悪いエリアを含め、より多くの負担を意味します.しかし、これは、外が寒い場合でも、実際の充電間隔が 7 日以上あることを意味します。以下はほんの一例です - 完全に異なる週です。

だから、私は自分の電話を1日20分使っているようです。たくさんのように聞こえますね?

この優れたバッテリー寿命のどれだけが、必要のないすべての追加機能とオプションをオフにするように、プライバシーの調整、ブラウザーのセットアップなど、厳格なセットアップに起因するのか疑問に思います.さて、魔法はありません。バッテリーセルは非常に多くの充電しか保持できませんが、使用量を減らすことで、私は間違いなく役に立ちます.唯一の質問は、方程式における私の役割は何ですか?宇宙の大いなる謎における私の役割は何ですか?

安定性

作業中のゾウムシはありません。電話はまったく問題なく動作します。 Maps コンパスを一度再調整する必要がありましたが、奇妙な理由で、2 回の充電の間に、電話アプリの使用量が負の値を示しました。私の光の使い方はとても軽いので、時空の連続体の曲がりをまっすぐにしています。残りは大丈夫でした。問題は最終的に解消されましたが、その方法や理由は不明です。

煩わしさ

合理的で実用的なプライバシーのために電話を設定した後でも、あちこちで煩わしさが残ります。そもそも通知すべきでないアプリからのほとんどの無用な通知。 I had to manually tweak these. Now, this is how you do this in Android:once you have a notification pop up, gently, slowly half-swipe to the right (not fast so it's cleared). This will reveal a cogwheel function to the left, and you can then configure whether you want to see notifications of that type again.

Another big annoyance - the News feed that shows if you swipe right on the home screen. Luckily, you can configure this, too. Under Home Settings, you can change what the Swipe Access gesture does - change from feed to nothing, and you won't be bothered with news you don't care about. Then, there were also a few other oddities - weather alerts, for instance.

I would occasionally see all sorts of messages in the Settings menu, mostly "gentle" encouragement to try different features and options. Again, the whole flow is a bit convoluted, so you need to dig around to figure out how to turn these off. But after a while, you can get a peaceful, quiet setup. Patience, diligence and a methodical approach are definitely required.

Another pseudo-science fad - night light.

Then, I noticed that Youtube shortlinks open in the Youtube app and not in the browser. All of a sudden, I was bombarded by ads and recommendations on using Instagram and other nonsense, and it was a complete sensory overload of the lowest order. So I realized that I haven't fully covered all the aspects of privacy that I could think of so far, because I've not launched the Youtube app once since having purchased the phone, and only used it through Firefox. I had to invest more time toggling things off, and there were so many of them.

There are actually 6-7 screens worth of changes - notifications, autoplay, watch and search history, recommendations, etc. You can also sign out of the app. Takes time and patience, but be strong!

Initially, I praised the auto-brightness feature. But after some prolonged use, me must conclude that the feature isn't that amazing. However, if you manually tweak the light level, it does eventually figure out what to do - although it can still sometimes randomly darken the screen even if you just minutely tilt the phone in your hand.

Camera

The optics are solid. The camera app, less so. I like the quality of produced photos, but I dislike the way the app works. It keeps asking me to use filters, and tries to goad me into trying the different modes and such as if I'm some kind of hyperactive teenager who tries to be Andy Warhol on a budget. Hand in hand with the camera, you get the Photo app. No text explanation for what the different buttons do. Press to curse, it seems like, when you realize that it tries to analyze photo contents, give you recommendations on similar things and such nonsense. I don't know if this is done locally or somewhere aboard the mothership, but if it's latter, then some of my pixels have gone to the cloud, the one thing I didn't want them to do.

Ergonomics

The phone is heavy, we've established that. Then, the power button feels a bit flimsy. Now, the power button isn't the pinnacle of sturdiness of the Moto G6 either, but here on One Zoom, if feels a bit imprecise. In fact, it works much better with the phone protector cover on.

Lastly, not only is the phone bulky and weighs a lot, the rounded edges make it slippery, especially for someone with silky smooth (Zohan style), non-sweat-sticky modelesque hands like mine. So sometimes, it just kind of flips about, but luckily, this is mostly in the safe confines of the home setting.

結論

Here we go, a few months of One Zoom notched under one's belt. One's belt, geddit?あ、はい。 I had some time to get acquainted with the phone, test it in earnest beyond the initial impression, and now that the SIM insertion debacle cuts have healed, I'm also cool-headed about it. Overall, Motorola One Zoom is a capable, versatile phone, with excellent performance, more-than-excellent battery life, and a quality camera.

I still find it mindboggling how convoluted Android settings can be, and the persistence in trying to get the user entrenched in the mobile experience. Perhaps this works on the average simian, but it only breeds more resistance in me, and makes me even more focused on getting everything properly tamed. Indeed, weeks after the initial de-low-IQ-ing, there are still occasional annoyances, but these have come down to a tiny trickle, and the experience is pretty quiet and sane. The one outstanding thing is the phone's bulk, but that was a conscious decision when I bought it, so I can't really complain. All in all, I feel this was a wise, justified purchase, and Motorola One Zoom is a worthy successor to my Lumia. We're done here, but I guess this ain't gonna be the last article of this kind. So stay tuned.

乾杯。