Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pros: pretty good phone for gaming, good speakers. Cons: too big to fit in pocket, thumb scanner unreliable.

I am definitely enjoying this phone - great for gamers. Pros: games run buttery smooth; graphics are great,; t's extremely bright so NO problems seeing it outside at all, even with sunglasses on; sound is great and can be really loud due to front facing speakers Cons: the camera isn't fantastic (I miss my Pixel for that one), colors aren't as true and vibrant as I had hoped; the volume when taking a call doesn't go down as quietly as I would like (in a quiet office, anyone can hear your caller, even at lowest volume); it's a brick (very square and heavy) The battery on normal daily use lasts a long time. If you're gaming on your phone, be sure to bring your charger, as it does last a while, but anything intense (or long term GPS use), you'll need to charge it.

When I heard 120hz smartphone display, for me, that's the best feature. I don't like camera, I'm not a photographer and not inspiring either. I was looking for gaming phone. Never gonna pay north $1000 phone. got this for $625.

This phone is awesome! It is super fast, has an amazing screen, super loud Dolby Atmos speakers, and despite the YouTube reviews, the camera is actually really good. It is a bit large, but it's a solid device.

For anyone thinking about getting this phone it's important to know that it does almost everything a regular flagship does just a little differently, the bezels aren't cut off there is no notch but the big speaker grills make up for it. Where it lacks is a good camera it's not a bad one but I don't usually like how my pictures come out also I haven't figured out how to use fingerprint unlock while the screen is turned off I always have to turn on the screen first

I tried this phone for a fee days for fun and it was great! If you are in the market to a phone that is now on the more affordable end but still want to have a great looking phone this is for you! The 120hz works great,, they made huge improvements from the first one. My only complaint is the cameras could be a lot better but it's a gaming phone so what did I expect. Overall still a good experience

The Razer Phone 2 is a great phone that will satisfy the gamer and the casual user. All specs are awesome. It has been updated to Android P. I gets close to pure Android using Nova Launcher. My only gripe is that this phone is super slippery and a fingerprint magnet. You must invest in a good case. I was afraid I would drop it for the first 2 days before my case arrived. Definitely worth it at $499.

Keep in mind this is not only my opinion but that of my husband who actually uses the phone. My only issue with it, is the inconvenience of it not having a headphone jack. Otherwise I love this phone. From the overall design and feel to the sound. It features two front facing speakers which pack a powerful sound quality (seriously watching Netflix on a phone has never been better.)

I tried an S10 and returned it within a few days. Loving the fit of this and the weight as well; I'm not a fan of the trend of extremely thin and light phones and also not a fan of the touchscreen starting to wrap around the edges of the phone. Bottom of your palm with rest against the lower speaker so you never accidentally move anything on your screen. Constantly asked about and constantly complimented even a year later. Sounds really good for a phone and works perfectly fine for the type of random games I play off the google store.

Faster, newer, better than my old phone in every possible way (camera is debatable) and HALF OF THE PRICE. My old Galaxy note 4 came with a flagship price tag, this phone is a godsend for me, being that it's unlocked as well. I've already dropped and cracked the camera screen but it wasn't much better of a camera than my old phone anyways so I'm not too upset about that. GET A CASE, and get one that extends past the camera protrusion, my case didn't protect the camera.

Razer did a great job on this phone. The screen is sharp, the battery lasts all day, and the speakers kick the crap out of the other phones out there today. I have the original Razer and we bought the Razer 2 to replace my wife's (two) previous phones that were dropped/cracked/water logged. So far, it's been pretty bulletproof with the case and safety screen. My wife isn't a 'tech' person, but she's said that she already can tell the difference between this one and the previous phones she has had, and absolutely loves it.

The phone 2 has made me switch from being a long time user of a certain fruit brand. This phone is incredible and I didn't think I would like it as much as I do. Pros: -fast charging -usb c -bright display -loudest speakers on any phone -literally all day battery life with me on it -list goes on Cons: -sometimes dust gets stuck in the speakers mesh but you can blow that out -camera could use a little optimization -OS security updates would be nice. You won't be disappointed with this phone.

This phone is awesome with the screen and speed with the 8 ram. It will drain the battery much faster than a typical phone. It's large in thickness and slick to touch but with a gel cover that's fixed. The speed of the chip and memory makes even slow internet seem fast. I love it and have no regrets.

Bought this phone for my girlfriend because she loves gaming on her phone. The 120hz panel makes all of her games look amazing, and the $399 price tag for an 855 Snapdragon and 8GB of RAM with a 120hz panel is just an insane value. Very satisfied! My only personal problem with the phone is that it is very large. I prefer a smaller phone, but my girlfriend doesn't mind, so that's just a personal preference thing. If you like smaller phones, this is not the one for you.

This phone is extremely fast, everything I've thrown at it runs really well. The 120hrz screen is night and day from the standard display in other phones. Games run beautifully, and apps/standard phone functions are lightning fast. My biggest complaint with the phone is its camera. The camera is not good at all. The colors are washed out, and the detail is soft. I had to download an external camera to improve it slightly, but it's still not great. I upgraded from an old Galaxy S7. That phone had a WAY nicer camera. If you plan to play a lot of games, or run a bunch of applications, this phone is for you. If you plan to take a lot of pictures, avoid it. Camera will be a huge disappointment.

Its an amazing cellphone for playing, the display is lovely, loud and clear speakers. Gaming is smooth and clean.

I upgraded from an s7, which was broken and near the end of it's life. So, I upgraded to this phone when many YouTube channels, like UFD Tech, suggested it to me. Now that I have had the phone for a while, there are a few things that stand out. First, the responsiveness, especially at 120hz is amazing. It feels way more responsive than any other phone that I have used in the past, and the Snapdragon 855 in the S10e that I was previously considering is only 2 percent faster than the 845 in this phone. Granted, the S10e has a 7nm processor rather than a 10nm one, but it also has a 60 hz refresh rate, which isn't as snappy as the 120 hz on this phone. Second, the battery life on this phone is a huge upgrade. Even with my heavy usage, which involves gaming, browsing the web, and taking video, it still lasts a full day, and that's with the 120 hz screen, which, if I set to 60 hz and 1080p, I could get a better battery life than the S10e. Thirdly, the speakers are astounding. Not only are they the loudest speakers I have ever heard on any phone, with Dolby Atmos, listening to music or watching movies with the speakers are amazing. There are some flaws that I would like to mention however. First, the camera is okay. In terms of quality, it is comparable to the 6s or s7, so it's fine. Second, the maximum software this phone will get from Razer is Android pie, which means that things like Dark mode and the other features of Android 10 won't be able to be used on this phone. Thirdly, the speakers are a magnet for dust and debris. So, final verdict. Despite the okay software support, at 300 dollars, less than half of the S10e, I strongly recommend this phone if you want a gaming phone that is a good value for the money.

Incredibly fast, extremely accessible, beautiful picture quality, and amazing speakers, not to mention the great display.

The 120Hz screen refresh rate makes this phone absolutely fly. It feels faster than any phone I've used, including the Note 9, iPhone XS Max, and OnePlus 6T. It also makes viewing Netflix, YouTube etc. an absolute pleasure. The battery life is terrific and lasts more than a day. This is a truly great phone. The only weak point is it's camera. But its not too bad for daylight photos.

Its one of the best gaming phone for one who prefers fast graphics and super responsive screen. After all it is made for gaming. Not for someone who is looking to do productivity and lot of pictures but will do just fine as long as your happy with average camera. Supports all google play apps. Just do not have your expectation high for camera unless gaming is your goal then go for it. Wont break your bank like Asus.