Customer Ratings & Reviews

Have been using the phone non stop for about 2 weeks, and must admit my favorite thing would have.to be the battery life. I can usually get a good 9 hours out of it with pretty heavy use. Speakers are a plus but will take away from the screen size. Screen itself is very crisp and clear but does tend to run dark/dim with most HDR content which is very annoying. I was able to get this phone while it was on sale at Best buy and am happy I did, if I had paid full price I think I would have been kicking myself because u can go with something thinner/lighter and clearer in the one plus 6t or another similar phone. I read alot of reviews about complaints on the camera but honestly find nothing wrong with the camera it's just as clear as other phones in the same market.

I switched from an iPhone 6 to the Razer Phone 2 and am really enjoying it, other than a few minor bugs that need to be worked out. I'm sure they will be with an update or two. Sometimes my flashlight doesn't want to turn on. The glass back scratches easy sorry make sure you get a cover. I am very satisfied with the overall quality and display. Entertainment on this phone is definitely worth it.

So impressed with this phone! Great screen, great sound, great for gaming.

Amazing value for money if you get his on a sale (I paid $299+tax) - bloat-free software makes it feel faster than my Oneplus 7 (SD 855 vs SD845 on Razer 2), and the 120hz screen is killer. You will not need a tablet for media consumption once you see and hear movies on this phone!

It really is a great phone overall for what I wanted, an absolute powerhouse when it comes to gaming. Also tons of deep customization on the phone UI and stuff. However as of right now it's kinda buggy with my phone randomly freezing when viewing videos in the browser with the only fix is a hard reset. These kinda problems can be or should be fixed with a simple update to the app or the phone itself. So as it stands the only problems ive had are from software and not hardware. I hope I got that right...

For $300, coming from a Nexus 6P, it's good. Size is not an issue. I don't game and only turn the the display to 120 for some things, so the battery is not as bad as reported by others for me. Default camera app is disappointing. Installed port of gcam which is much better, but lens blur unfortunately does not work.

Fast and responsive. Can play games like call of duty mobile and fornite. Xbox one remote connects to it. Phone has some weight to it. Speakers are loud. Speaker grill does collect dust. Phone battery last a couple of days with moderate use. Hopefully razer continues to provide support and updates for it

This is a great phone. Fast and responsive. The qi charging placement was in an odd location for non-razer chargers but I understand why. Needed a little more support for security updates.

I could not believe the specs on this phone. Large amount of RAM, excellent processor and superb screen! 120 Hz refresh is just unbelievable. Better battery life than the new @pples. Plus the supporting of up to a 2 Tb micro-SD card. Though, the phone is quite large and quite square. I went from a S7 to this but did not take long to get use to. Only real negative I've had with the phone are the speakers. Sometimes they sound excellent (front facing only) and other times they can screech when coming and sound distorted. And.... the price is nearly a 1/3 of other Flagship phones. I wish I would have bought two of them and kept the other as just a back up.

I had this phone for some time now and I have enjoyed it. I really dont have any complaints except for the camera. Pictures come out fine if there is no motion or else it will almost always come out blurry. Display is impressive and smooth. Phone stays cool even when gaming. The build quality is my favorite and feels very solid. The back panel, not sure if its glass or plastic but is prone to scratches so cover it with protective glass or case. This is a great phone for the price. Especially compared to the thousand dollar standard of flagship phones these days, this one holds up very well compared to them.

Bought this phone to replace a ZTE Max Pro. Apps load 3X as fast and the screen doesn't even compare and that at the 90hz. refresh rate! This thing is a monster for gaming and way above average as a stand alone phone. Well worth the "flagship" moniker at half the price of the competition.

120 refresh rate is a godsend and I love the way this phone looks compared to most phones on the market. As a gamer, this phone is the best at what it is and the speakers are a plus for watching with this giant screen.

I know this phone is not for everyone, after all it's a brick. I don't mind that it's heavy and square because the hardware is amazing. The refresh rate make the screen fluid like and the processor crushes games. I picked this phone up for $299 which is definitely a win.

While the phone certainly doesn't sport the things non-gamers find interesting, the display and sound this device produces, along with a screaming processor, make this the ultimate gamer's phone. Buy it if you can afford it.

The Razer phone 2 is the best phone I've ever had. It's lightning fast. The chroma Razer logo on the back is awesome and fully customizable to any color you can think of. The battery life is amazing, especially when playing games. You order it to yourself to get this phone.

Great processor and RAM. Great resolution and refresh rate. Everything else mediocre. Phone software lacking in features and customization. Factory camera is unusable as it freezes on every use and doesn't work with many external apps. Not so great reception in office buildings. A hard unhappy change from a Samsung phone. Phone is heavy and the squared edges catch on pockets making it hard to grab fast or while sitting. OK for reduced price, but no Samsung.

Display is crystal clear and extremely smooth. Purchased this for my son when it was on sale for $299. Set up was simple, my son says gaming on it is awesome. Also purchased the Razer junglecat to go along with the phone, a must have for gamers.

Alright. Let's cut to the chase all the YouTube reviews are wrong. Comparing the Razer to anything else is like comparing a Porsche to a minivan and complaining that you can't fit 5 kids in your Targa. Stupid. Yes, it's big it's heavy it's hard to fit in your pocket it looks like you could use it as a dinner tray or you could kill someone with it (I bet you could). But just like a Porsche sucks on dirt road, when you need to take the family or when you go grocery shopping, that's not why you buy a Razer. A Razer is the definition of awesomeness. It's fast, it's powerful, the 120hz screen is just incredible and the led logo in the back tells the world you're not a sucker. The Razer makes you different. It's kinda like what Apple was a long long time ago. So if you're a social sheep, buy something else. If you're the kind of person who says "I want only the best whatever it takes" then stop reading reviews because they're made by people of the first category. Get a Razer and just BE.

Love it! While the phone certainly doesn't sport the things non-gamers find interesting, the display and sound this device produces, along with a screaming processor, make this the ultimate gamer's phone. Buy it if you can afford it.

The only complaint I have for this phone is there is not a 3.5mm headphone jack. It does come with a type C convertor though so it really isn't an issue. Batter is great, camera is fantastic and I haven't found a game this thing can't run.