Razer also swapped out its camera sensors from Samsung to Sony (two 12MP on back, and a 8MP on the front) and added image stabilization in hopes of fixing the biggest stumbling block of the first phone. The cameras on the back of the phone have been shifted to the center and down a bit and the two lenses are not separated by the built-in flash. The Razer Phone 2 now features a glass back, which brings with it wireless charging and a chroma-infused RGB light-up logo that can be used as a simple adornment or as a color-coded notification system. What changes do exist are meaningful, however.
The basic shape of the Razer Phone 2 is still a love-it-or-hate-it rectangle that, at first glance, is almost indistinguishable from its predecessor. The competition, this year, simply had a chance to catch up. At 645 nits, the Razer Phone 2’s display is brighter than both the Galaxy Note 9 and the iPhone Xs Max.īoth the battery and system memory are unchanged from the previous phone, but they remain some of the highest specs in the category. The display, already a top-of-class feature for gaming, was improved by making it about 50 percent brighter than the previous phone.
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It is still the only gaming phone on the market with a 120Hz refresh rate that delivers surprisingly smooth graphics and video with full HDR support. The display remains the most impressive feature of the Razer Phone 2.
That, in turn, means that games that require a lot of processing power can run longer at maximum performance. The outside of that sheet is made of copper, as it heats, the vapor inside dissipates the heat evenly throughout the metal, which is about the size of the phone. Inside the phone is a sheet of hollow metal filled with condensation. The new system features a vapor chamber to keep the CPU cool. The original phone featured a cooling system that used twin copper pipes to help prevent the CPU from overheating and throttling performance.
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Those new specs outline a series of big improvements that come to the Razer Phone 2, thanks to an internal redesign and listening to what users had to say about the original phone.
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