Razer Mobile New Flagship to Hit Market
Company Say’s: It’s the gaming lifestyle company’s first phone.
Razer’s first phone is unabashedly a black brick. It flaunts sharp 90-degree corners instead of curved edges. You can even stand the phone on end. The 5.7-inch, 2,560×1, 440-resolution screen is flat as a pancake, and you’ll find giant bezels above and below that screen, too — just when we thought bezels were going out of style.
The Razer Phone is not exactly what you’d call stunning, and the phrase “breath of fresh air” doesn’t really feel right either, even if the phone is pretty different from anything else on the market.
Under The Body:
As we run down the spec sheet, it’s clear that Razer focused on meeting or exceeding the competition in other ways as well. It’s got 8GB of RAM. There’s a 4,000mAh battery. A 12-megapixel dual camera with both a wide-angle lens and 2x optical zoom. Two years of guaranteed software updates — though it ships with last year’s Android 7.1.1 Nougat, with Oreo coming next spring — and 64GB of storage by default, with a micro SD slot to add up to 2TB more.
