3.7
5
22 ratings
Razer Phone 2 Review: 30 Ratings, Pros and Cons
Date: (Last saved review: ) - Review: CommentChoisir.fr
Check all the 30 reviews find on Smartphones Razer Phone 2, with the 22 ratings, comments, pros & cons from the reviewers.
Theses reviews and tests from Smartphones magazines and websites give 22 ratings, we get this average rating to this Razer product : 3.7/5.
Razer Phone 2 review : Razer Phone 2 seems to be very good in the category of Smartphones, the reviews are very positive overall for this product and the "Pros" are higher than "Cons".
Warning this product has been rated 1 times severely, with very low scores, read the tests associated with these ratings.
Razer Phone 2 ratings
22 Ratings ranked from best to worst, green to good grades, red to bad,
Average rating: 3.7/5.
Source: https://www.commentChoisir.fr
| 5/5 ExpertReviews | 9/10 wccftech | 90/100 NotebookCheck | 86.6/100 Chip.de |
| 8/10 Trusted Reviews | 8/10 SlashGear | 4/5 PCWorld.com | 8/10 AusGamers |
| 78/100 GSMArena | 7.7/10 AndroidWorld | 3.5/5 TechRadar | 3.5/5 Pocket-lint |
| 7/10 FrAndroid | 3.5/5 CNET USA | 3.5/5 PhonAndroid | 3.5/5 GamesRadar |
| 7/10 Journal du Geek | 6.5/10 The Verge | 3/5 Tom's Guide (US) | 3/5 Les Numériques |
| 3/5 EuroGamer.fr | 2/5 Labo Fnac |
3 Preview or review without rating: DigitalTrends, Engadget, Press Start
Pros and cons for Razer Phone 2 List of reviews and ratings
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5
5
ExpertReviews
Silky-smooth 120Hz display
Excellent performance
Excellent performance
reviewed at 05/10/2018 - Razer Phone 2 review: Hands on with Razer's refined gaming flagship [read the full review on ExpertReviews]
[5/5] reviewed at 05/10/2018 - Razer Phone 2 review: Razer's refined gaming flagship [read the full review on ExpertReviews]
[5/5] reviewed at 05/10/2018 - Razer Phone 2 review: Razer's refined gaming flagship [read the full review on ExpertReviews]
9
10
wccftech
Flagship specs
Razer vapour chamber cooling
8GB RAM
64GB storage
Excellent 120Hz screen
Amplified speakers
Dolby Atmos
THX certified DAC (allegedly, press samples didn't have one)
Chroma logo
Wireless charging
IP67 water resistance
Razer vapour chamber cooling
8GB RAM
64GB storage
Excellent 120Hz screen
Amplified speakers
Dolby Atmos
THX certified DAC (allegedly, press samples didn't have one)
Chroma logo
Wireless charging
IP67 water resistance
reviewed at 22/10/2018 - [read the full review on wccftech]
90
100
NotebookCheck
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 01/12/2018 - [read the full review on NotebookCheck]
86.6
100
Chip.de
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 04/12/2018 - [read the full review on Chip.de]
8
10
Trusted Reviews
Variable refresh screen is great for gaming
Powerful performance
Leading in class speakers
Powerful performance
Leading in class speakers
reviewed at 01/01/1970 - Razer Phone 2 first look: The ?ultimate gaming phone' gets an update [read the full review on Trusted Reviews]
[8/10] reviewed at 01/01/1970 - Razer Phone 2 [read the full review on Trusted Reviews]
[8/10] reviewed at 01/01/1970 - Razer Phone 2 [read the full review on Trusted Reviews]
8
10
SlashGear
120Hz display still unmatched (like RP1)
Front-facing speakers sound great
Top-notch performance on every game we tested
Industrial Design remains strong
Front-facing speakers sound great
Top-notch performance on every game we tested
Industrial Design remains strong
Display could be brighter
Glass backside means lowered durability
No headphone jack
Speaker grilles catch dust real easy
Glass backside means lowered durability
No headphone jack
Speaker grilles catch dust real easy
reviewed at 13/12/2018 - [read the full review on SlashGear]
4
5
PCWorld.com
Top of the line specs and build quality
Killer 120Hz screen and dual front facing speakers
Near stock version Android with useful features
Killer 120Hz screen and dual front facing speakers
Near stock version Android with useful features
Glass back
No headphone jack
No headphone jack
reviewed at 12/12/2018 - [read the full review on PCWorld.com]
8
10
AusGamers
120Hz display resulting in smooth performance across games and apps
Bright HDR capable display
Impressive audio with 24-bit DAC
Excellent battery life
Razer?s own apps are all quite good
Bright HDR capable display
Impressive audio with 24-bit DAC
Excellent battery life
Razer?s own apps are all quite good
Chunky brick-like design that can feel a tad heavy
In-built speakers although impressive take up too much physical space
Camera, although decent, not quite on the high-end
In-built speakers although impressive take up too much physical space
Camera, although decent, not quite on the high-end
reviewed at 15/01/2019 - [read the full review on AusGamers]
78
100
GSMArena
Very particular, industrial-looking design that easily stands out.
IP67 rating is an appreciated upgrade over the original.
The RGB Chroma logo looks great.
ULTRAMOTION and 120Hz are still unique display features that make everything feel snappier.
The screen is brighter and better in sunlight than the original Razer Phone.
Audio output quality on headphones is great and really loud.
Near-stock Android Oreo ROM.
Game Booster offers convenient controls over CPU speeds, resolution and fps caps on a per-app basis.
The hefty passive cooling system allows the phone to sustain smoother and higher average performance for longer.
IP67 rating is an appreciated upgrade over the original.
The RGB Chroma logo looks great.
ULTRAMOTION and 120Hz are still unique display features that make everything feel snappier.
The screen is brighter and better in sunlight than the original Razer Phone.
Audio output quality on headphones is great and really loud.
Near-stock Android Oreo ROM.
Game Booster offers convenient controls over CPU speeds, resolution and fps caps on a per-app basis.
The hefty passive cooling system allows the phone to sustain smoother and higher average performance for longer.
Glass back is really slippery and the phone is really not comfortable to hold horizontally for a long time.
Bezels, bezels everywhere.
ULTRAMOTION and 120Hz are really power-hungry and drain the battery quick.
No 3.5mm audio jack.
The Razer Phone 2 gets really hot, sometimes uncomfortably so during gaming.
Few existing Android games can run at more than 60 fps.
The Razer Phone's cameras are unimpressive in both photos and videos.
Bezels, bezels everywhere.
ULTRAMOTION and 120Hz are really power-hungry and drain the battery quick.
No 3.5mm audio jack.
The Razer Phone 2 gets really hot, sometimes uncomfortably so during gaming.
Few existing Android games can run at more than 60 fps.
The Razer Phone's cameras are unimpressive in both photos and videos.
reviewed at 11/10/2018 - Test Razer Phone 2 hands-on [read the full review on GSMArena]
[78/100] reviewed at 08/11/2018 - Test Razer Phone 2 [read the full review on GSMArena]
[78/100] reviewed at 08/11/2018 - Test Razer Phone 2 [read the full review on GSMArena]
7.7
10
AndroidWorld
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 22/11/2018 - [read the full review on AndroidWorld]
3.5
5
TechRadar
Display better than original
Plenty of power for gaming
Light up Chroma logo is cool
Plenty of power for gaming
Light up Chroma logo is cool
Question mark over battery
Not latest Android version
Design looks outdated
Not latest Android version
Design looks outdated
reviewed at 11/10/2018 - [read the full review on TechRadar]
3.5
5
Pocket-lint
120Hz display means super-smooth operation throughout
Among the best speakers we've ever heard in a smartphone
Heaps of power available
Light-up logo is a fun design aspect
Among the best speakers we've ever heard in a smartphone
Heaps of power available
Light-up logo is a fun design aspect
Cameras operation could be faster
Screen lacks vibrancy
Brick phone design feels overly chunky in today's tall and trim flagship world
Gets hot and batery life isn't very good (considering capacity)
Screen lacks vibrancy
Brick phone design feels overly chunky in today's tall and trim flagship world
Gets hot and batery life isn't very good (considering capacity)
reviewed at 11/10/2018 - [read the full review on Pocket-lint]
7
10
FrAndroid
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 22/10/2018 - [read the full review on FrAndroid]
3.5
5
CNET USA
The Razer Phone 2 adds IP67 water resistance
a brighter 120Hz screen and wireless charging. That's on top of its great gaming performance and amazing built-in speakers. It's also compatible with 2TB microSD cards for extra storage and runs a close-to-stock version of Android.
a brighter 120Hz screen and wireless charging. That's on top of its great gaming performance and amazing built-in speakers. It's also compatible with 2TB microSD cards for extra storage and runs a close-to-stock version of Android.
Battery life is worse than the original Razer Phone
despite costing $100 more.
despite costing $100 more.
reviewed at 15/11/2018 - [read the full review on CNET USA]
3.5
5
PhonAndroid
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 20/11/2018 - [read the full review on PhonAndroid]
3.5
5
GamesRadar
Lovely big screen
Excellent sound
Great battery life
Excellent sound
Great battery life
Very large handset
Screen is 16:9 and not edgeless
Screen is 16:9 and not edgeless
reviewed at 05/12/2018 - [read the full review on GamesRadar]
7
10
Journal du Geek
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 11/12/2018 - [read the full review on Journal du Geek]
6.5
10
The Verge
Smoothest display on any current Android phone
Best speakers on any current Android phone
A light-up Chroma logo
Best speakers on any current Android phone
A light-up Chroma logo
Cameras are (still) a miss
Brick design is unwieldy
Gets warm playing videos / games
Brick design is unwieldy
Gets warm playing videos / games
reviewed at 22/10/2018 - [read the full review on The Verge]
3
5
Tom's Guide (US)
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 11/10/2018 - Test Razer Phone 2 Hands-On: Gaming Phones Are Officially a Thing [read the full review on Tom's Guide (US)]
[3/5] reviewed at 22/10/2018 - Test Razer Phone 2: A Good Gaming Phone Looking to Break Out [read the full review on Tom's Guide (US)]
reviewed at 22/10/2018 - Test Razer Phone 2 Roundup: Game On or Game Over? [read the full review on Tom's Guide (US)]
[3/5] reviewed at 22/10/2018 - Test Razer Phone 2: A Good Gaming Phone Looking to Break Out [read the full review on Tom's Guide (US)]
reviewed at 22/10/2018 - Test Razer Phone 2 Roundup: Game On or Game Over? [read the full review on Tom's Guide (US)]
3
5
Les Numériques
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 05/12/2018 - [read the full review on Les Numériques]
3
5
EuroGamer.fr
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 14/01/2019 - [read the full review on EuroGamer.fr]
2
5
Labo Fnac
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 23/10/2018 - [read the full review on Labo Fnac]
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not scored
DigitalTrendsGood design, fun lighting effects
Great stereo speakers
Bright, vivid screen
Water resistance
Promising camera
Great stereo speakers
Bright, vivid screen
Water resistance
Promising camera
Launching with Android Oreo, no timeline for Pie
reviewed at 11/10/2018 - [read the full review on DigitalTrends]
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not scored
EngadgetNo "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 02/11/2018 - [read the full review on Engadget]
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not scored
Press StartGorgeous screen
Powerful
Simple but effective
Solid battery life
Powerful
Simple but effective
Solid battery life
Design drawbacks
Hard to handle
Hard to handle
reviewed at 15/01/2019 - [read the full review on Press Start]
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