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Phenomenal phone. The screen and speakers give my 4,000$ desktop gaming rig a run for it's money.
Need better cases though. The Razer Rugged case is not rugged and will not survive drops..
The screen is amazing, though if you're staring at a white background turned up on high brightness, you will see shadows of the digitizer manifesting as gray lines up and down the screen. This goes away completely if you're actually using the phone and not staring at a white screen. :| Possible manufacturer defect, but for an industry-first screen, freaking amazing screen. Still a pure pleasure to use the phone vs others. (coming from an s8)
The speakers are greeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeat. No more wondering why the cell phone maker put a little speaker on the back facing away from me. You will literally have to turn this thing down all the time because you turn it up to hear, and then realize 'holy crap that's too loud'.
Games are buttery smooth, screen has a lot to do with it, but the SD 835 helps. Battery life is awesome, I've hit 9.5 hours with power saving on all the time, my girlfriend has hit 7+ hours on her's and she only enabled power savings after it hit 10%. (she's constantly playing games/media/social stuff)
Otherwise colors are vibrant, not too over-saturated. Touch responses are great. Charging is fast, 0-50% is about 30-40 mins, 50-90% is another 30 minutes, but 90-100% is a good 40-50 minutes.
Cameras are great with the Pixel 2 XL camera app, but the builtin razer camera app needs work.
The feel of it is awesome. It's very solid, hefty- though not overly heavy, and thin. Feels like a slab of slate.
Again, I don't think I can seriously consider another phone after this one, it would probably result in a "meh" statement if anyone asked what I thought of another phone. I will definitely be buying their 2nd gen. I'm sure other manufacturer's are busy trying to copy Razer now. The screen in this is Razer's own fabrication, so they may sell them to other phone makers, but as it sits right now, comparing this phone to other phones is like comparing Razer's triple-screened laptop to other laptops. You just can't compare it, it's on a different level entirely.
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The Razer Phone advantage
If it's not 120Hz, it's not a gaming phone
The Razer Phone’s display refreshes up to 120 frames per second. The result is super smooth, lifelike motion with zero lag, so you possess the split-second advantage you need get ahead of the competition.
HDR and 5.1 audio
An unparalleled Netflix experience
The Razer Phone supports BOTH HDR and 5.1 surround sound content, and is the best way to watch your favorite Netflix shows on-the-go. *Netflix streaming membership required. HDR limitations apply.
Watch, Listen, Play
The Ultimate in Mobile Entertainment
Entertainment. It’s a huge part of our lives. From movies to music to gaming, we’re constantly engaged. And now, we’ve taken your entertainment to the next level with the Razer Phone.
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Razer Phone Tempered Glass Screen Protector
Keep your screen scratch-free with an anti-shatter layer, and anti-fingerprint and oleophobic coating to reduce smudges. Measures in at 0.3mm to maintain a smooth and natural scrolling experience.
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Razer Phone Word Case
Protect your Razer Phone from wear and tear with a durable, soft touch silicone case. Available in three distinct colors (black, white, Razer green) to fit any style.
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Razer Hammerhead USB-C
USB Type-C connector, a custom-tuned DAC for clean, unprocessed audio, and flat cables for tangle-free storage provide big, epic sound. Anywhere you are.
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Razer Hammerhead Bluetooth
Custom-tuned 10mm drivers, impressive battery life, and an iOS and Android compatible in-line remote with mic for anywhere life takes you.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2018
I don't usually purchase a phone outright but I took a leap on this one. I really enjoy consumer technology but I'm by no means a tech journalist, regardless here is my review and my opinions.
You can look up the specs on the Razer site: Snapdragon 835 w/ 8GB RAM, 64GB Internal memory with expansion slot, 120 Hz 5.7 inch 1440 x 2560 screen, dual 12MP camera, 4000 mAh battery, Android 7.1.1 (as of Mar 2018), Nova Launcher pre-installed. Pretty good specs on paper.
I consider myself a heavy user, I listen to podcasts or stream music all day at work as well as on my hour drive to and from work. I play games on the phone, like Hearthstone, Eternal and Arena of Valor, on breaks. I keep a charger with me but I have only had to use it once at work since I bought the phone a month ago. Even though I have added a 64GB micro SD card I'm just barely at the half way mark on the phones internal storage, though I don't take a lot of pictures regularly, mileage might vary on that. The dual speakers sound amazing, they're loud for phone speakers and they don't get crackly when the volume is all the way up. The equalizer is very intuitive and super customizable for all different types of listening preferences. I use Bluetooth at work for listening and when going from a Nexus 6P to this phone there is a noticeable difference in the sound quality. Not sure what tech Razer used but the sound, even through Bluetooth, is so much more clear and base hits harder. The screen is beautiful, super responsive and sharp as a tack. I've watched videos, played games and read comics on the phone and haven't run into anything that doesn't look amazing. One of my favorite parts about this phone, there is almost no pre-installed bloat wear.
There are a lot of software tweaks that can be adjusted based on personal preference. There's three power modes: Performance, Power Saver and Custom. The Performance mode seems to drain the battery a little quicker (hasn't been an issue yet) but you get the full power of the phone. The custom mode is basically Power Saver unless the phone detects that you're using specific apps that you have designated. Out of the box the screen is in 90Hz mode and you can choose between 30Hz, 90Hz or 120Hz depending on what you want to phone to do. I have had the screen on 120Hz since the day I started using it. There is a night mode which gives the screen a yellow tint during the hours of sunset to sunup based on location data.
I'm sure there are things about the phone I forgot to include in this review but my overall opinion is that this is a really good phone. It's flagship priced but it's also flagship performance. If I had to make the choice again, I would buy it all over again.
You can look up the specs on the Razer site: Snapdragon 835 w/ 8GB RAM, 64GB Internal memory with expansion slot, 120 Hz 5.7 inch 1440 x 2560 screen, dual 12MP camera, 4000 mAh battery, Android 7.1.1 (as of Mar 2018), Nova Launcher pre-installed. Pretty good specs on paper.
I consider myself a heavy user, I listen to podcasts or stream music all day at work as well as on my hour drive to and from work. I play games on the phone, like Hearthstone, Eternal and Arena of Valor, on breaks. I keep a charger with me but I have only had to use it once at work since I bought the phone a month ago. Even though I have added a 64GB micro SD card I'm just barely at the half way mark on the phones internal storage, though I don't take a lot of pictures regularly, mileage might vary on that. The dual speakers sound amazing, they're loud for phone speakers and they don't get crackly when the volume is all the way up. The equalizer is very intuitive and super customizable for all different types of listening preferences. I use Bluetooth at work for listening and when going from a Nexus 6P to this phone there is a noticeable difference in the sound quality. Not sure what tech Razer used but the sound, even through Bluetooth, is so much more clear and base hits harder. The screen is beautiful, super responsive and sharp as a tack. I've watched videos, played games and read comics on the phone and haven't run into anything that doesn't look amazing. One of my favorite parts about this phone, there is almost no pre-installed bloat wear.
There are a lot of software tweaks that can be adjusted based on personal preference. There's three power modes: Performance, Power Saver and Custom. The Performance mode seems to drain the battery a little quicker (hasn't been an issue yet) but you get the full power of the phone. The custom mode is basically Power Saver unless the phone detects that you're using specific apps that you have designated. Out of the box the screen is in 90Hz mode and you can choose between 30Hz, 90Hz or 120Hz depending on what you want to phone to do. I have had the screen on 120Hz since the day I started using it. There is a night mode which gives the screen a yellow tint during the hours of sunset to sunup based on location data.
I'm sure there are things about the phone I forgot to include in this review but my overall opinion is that this is a really good phone. It's flagship priced but it's also flagship performance. If I had to make the choice again, I would buy it all over again.
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Reviewed in Mexico on September 25, 2018Poneet
I am so sincerely glad Razer made this phone.
Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2018
ныне
Razer信者というかスマホゲーするなら買うべき。
Reviewed in Japan on August 18, 2018
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Reviewed in Japan on August 18, 2018
もともとはauのほぼ6年前のSHL21を使わせてもらいましたがまともに動かないのとOSが古くてアプリも対応してないのでなんなら好きなメーカーの†最強スマホ†にしちゃいますかという経緯です。
紹介文などRazerのメルマガを受け取っている方はスペックなど分かっているかとおもわれますが、モニターの120HzというAQUOS R(86,400円)とiPad Proなどと同じIGZO液晶です。
チップセットはSnapdragon 835でこちらはGalaxy S8などと同じです。
メモリは8GBにストレージは64GBというゲーミングスマホらしい容量になっており満足できます。
後WQHLだったねという思い出し。
バッテリーは4000mAhというそこらの携帯充電器じゃ満タンにすらできない多さ。これにはガンジーもニッコリ。
寸法は158 × 78 × 8mm, 197gと大きめになりますがでかければ所持してる人間の器も大きくなるのでぜんぜん構わないですね！
音に関してはDolby ATOMS対応ではっきりいってめちゃくちゃいいです、それと同じようにこちらは他のスマホに比べ音がかなり大きくできるので爆音でパリピになるのもよし、HR聞いてQueenを楽しむのもよし！
RazerGameboostというアプリが一緒に入っておりこちらで120Hz化をさせるというガンギマリもあるのでヌルヌルスマホゲーで遊べ尽くせます。
microSDは最大256GB対応なので自分は128GBを入れておりますが使い切れるかどうかというレベルです。
契約はauなのでauで契約しなおす場合は私の場合「持ち込み機種変」になりましてau側のルールにsimの規格が分からないと契約できないということがありまともにスマホ触れないPCオタクには厳しい世界でして出直して2時間待ちようやく変更できました。分かったか？simは？と聞かれたらnanosimって答えないと機種変の契約すらできないですよ！
後3Gのなんたら2000とかいう回線はRazerphoneは対応していないのでLTEぶっこみになります。
買った箱にUSBとType-C 1.0のケーブルとACアダプター(一応使えてるしショートもしてない)のとType-Cからイヤホン変換のケーブルにtypeCからTypeCケーブル(使いどころ分からない)とsimピンもあります。どれもRazerのマークあって最”高”!!
説明書などは英語だったので英語検定255級のオーバーフロー民には理解できないですけどRazer感楽しんどけ。
本体の裏のマークが虹色に光る”いつもの”だったりすればもっとよかったのですが次機種でるならそうなるのかなとおもいつつRazer初のスマホを楽しんでおります。
正直6年前の骨董品使ってる身なので不満足な部分がないのですがアプリ関係は動作停止しやすい？かとおもいます。
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