Motorola One Zoom phone is made with satin glass

You know how glass phones get smudged with fingerprints the moment you pick them up? Not the Motorola One Zoom. 

This phone has four rear cameras and a satiny finish that keeps your finger grease from building up.

The Zoom has a U-shaped notch at the top of its 6.4-inch OLED display.

It'll launch with Android 9 and, in typical Motorola fashion, it has a software interface that's as close to pure Android as you can get from a phone that isn't Google's own Pixel.

The camera array on the back is arresting to look at. You get: a 48-megapixel main sensor, 8-megapixel telephoto with 3x optical zoom, a 16-megapixel ultra-wide angle camera and a depth sensor to improve portrait shots and change the background after the fact.

There's an optical in-screen fingerprint reader on board.

You'll also be able to unlock your phone through the typical Android methods of a password, PIN, pattern and face unlock, the latter of which is considered more convenient than secure.

You want a headphone jack? You got it.

The midrange Motorola One Zoom isn't ludicrously thin, but it isn't terribly chunky either.

You can buy the Motorola One Zoom for $450 unlocked from Motorola.com, and for 399 euros in Europe. It will also sell in Brazil, Mexico and Argentina.