Razer Phone 2 is real and he has already started to flee

The second-generation Razer phone was leaked this week via a reference list and an official report on Razer's results. The quarterly results report suggested that the team behind the Razer Phone 1 was actually preparing a Razer Phone 2 later this year. That's when it will be revealed, at least we do not know exactly when it will be released. Then the benchmark showed us what was inside.

The Razer Phone apparently rolls with Android 8.1 Oreo in tests – says the Geekbench reference system. But before the device is made available to the public, it could be replaced by Android 9 Pie. This was between the appearances of Geekbench and the final versions of the phones in the past. That is, bumping into the new software before the final availability in the store.

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Razer Phone 2 has a motherboard whose code name is Cheryl2, which is quite worthy of the name, but tells us little about the final product – apart from its similar name (Razer Phone 1 was Cheryl). The onboard memory appears at 7667 MB, which basically means that the datasheet will contain 8 GB of RAM. This fits perfectly with what we consider the System-on-Chip processor: the SDM845.

This benchmark result shows a Qualcomm processor with "implementation ARM 81 architecture 8 variant 6 part 2050 revision 13". With 8 GB of RAM and other details corresponding to those of similar peripherals (including the base frequency of 1.77 GHz), we can assume that it is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845. The name of Cheryl2 on the motherboard means that Razer did a job The phone works in a more unique way – perhaps for a display action of 120 Hz (or more)!

The benchmark results on Geekbench MAY be rigged and have been rigged in the past, and this could well be happening here. But given what we know about Razer, what they expect, and what they have released with the first Razer phone, it sounds pretty incredible. Cross your fingers for this or higher in the final version of this monster smartphone.

Take a look at our original Razer phone review and stay tuned as we learn more about this fusion of the finesse of Generation 2 games.