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The first generation of Razer Phone had interesting features, but that was not the case for Samsung or Google. Razer has never talked about sales figures, but he has downplayed the Razer Phone as a "limited edition" device. Ouch. The Razer Phone 2 is almost certainly coming next month at Razer's mysterious press conference. There is less mystery now that a complete rendering of the device has filtered out.
The phone rendered above comes courtesy of Evan leakage series "Avoid" Blass. He has a good track record, so I am convinced that it is the real deal. The phone has air a lot like the original Razer Phone, which looked a lot like the Robin Nextbit (Razer acquired Nextbit). This is a sharper rectangle than most phones, and the display still looks like the traditional 16: 9 format, while other devices favor the 18: 9 format. There is also a large grid speakers above and below the screen. We can not see the bottom of this phone looking for a headphone jack (the original did not have one), but I could not hold my breath.
Around, the rendering reveals a set of two cameras, located at a different place from the last phone. There is also a Razer logo, and it's very bright. Could it be LED on? Razer loves RGB LEDs on almost all of its other products, and it was strange that the first Razer phone did not have one. This is not exactly a useful feature, but the lighting effects can be a fun way to bring out this phone.
The display can also be unique. We can not know from the rendering, but the latest Razer phone had a 120 Hz display, the only one available on an Android device. Let's hope that the new phone continues this tradition with some necessary improvements. Specifically, brightness and viewing angles required work.
The announcement of Razer is currently scheduled for October 10, and it is possible that this is not limited to the phone.
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The first generation of Razer Phone had interesting features, but that was not the case for Samsung or Google. Razer has never talked about sales figures, but he has downplayed the Razer Phone as a "limited edition" device. Ouch. The Razer Phone 2 is almost certainly coming next month at Razer's mysterious press conference. There is less mystery now that a complete rendering of the device has filtered out.
The rendering of the above phone is courtesy of the Evan "Bleak" series leak manager. He has a good track record, so I am convinced that it is the real deal. The phone has air a lot like the original Razer Phone, which looked a lot like the Robin Nextbit (Razer acquired Nextbit). This is a sharper rectangle than most phones, and the display still looks like the traditional 16: 9 format, while other devices favor the 18: 9 format. There is also a large grid speakers above and below the screen. We can not see the bottom of this phone looking for a headphone jack (the original did not have one), but I could not hold my breath.
Around, the rendering reveals a set of two cameras, located at a different place from the last phone. There is also a Razer logo, and it's very bright. Could it be illuminated by LED? Razer loves RGB LEDs on almost all of its other products, and it was strange that the first Razer phone did not have one. This is not exactly a useful feature, but the lighting effects can be a fun way to bring out this phone.
The display can also be unique. We can not tell from the rendering, but the latest Razer Phone had a 120Hz display – the only one available on an Android device. Let's hope that the new phone continues this tradition with some necessary improvements. Specifically, the brightness and viewing angles needed to be effective.
The announcement of Razer is currently scheduled for October 10, and it is possible that this is not limited to the phone.
