Razer Phone 2 is a solid evolution of the company's gaming phone

[Windows Central]

The Razer Phone 2 isn't massively different from the first version. And that's OK.
Razer is a brand familiar to many gamers, whether they're on PC, console or as of 2017, mobile. While the company is known for making gaming-focused laptops, the Razer Phone was the company's first foray into the pocket computer and truly portable gaming.
The first Razer Phone was very good from the mindset of a mobile gaming fan. A high refresh rate display paired with top-of-the-line internals and a beastly battery was just what the doctor ordered. But it came with its share of faults.
Fast-forward a year, and Razer is back with the second act. Razer Phone 2 doesn't do much differently than the first one, but that isn't a bad thing. Instead of chasing market trends or jumping on bandwagons, Razer stuck to its guns and simply tried to make its phone better.


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[ochhanz]

Ironically nowadays it isn't even that expensive compared to some other flagships. I do wonder if you will get many updates with this phone, e.g. is it on the same level as other Android flagships? (which doesn't say that much of course but still)