Gaming company Razer is launching gaming-focused phone, and it's called the Razer Phone. It's impressive and has what could be the loudest sound in a phone.

It was only last year that Razer finalized its purchase of Nextbit and quickly released the Razer Phone—the world’s first gaming-centric smartphone. This year’s Razer Phone 2 maintains its ...

Samsung even put a gaming spin on the Galaxy Note 9, which was the first phone in the world to ship with Fortnite preloaded.</p> <p>Razer is far from announcing what the Razer Phone 2 will have to ...

Razer is introducing a new flagship smartphone, the Razer Phone 2, that’s meant to establish a foothold in the new gaming phone market. I had the chance to spend some time with Razer’s new ...

The Razer Phone 2 has improved in myriad ways, but ultimately it still hasn't caught up.

Previous attempts at creating a gaming-centric smartphone include phones with slide-out game controllers, a cross between a Sony PlayStation Portable and a phone and the Nokia N-Gage. For its ...

Razer provided us with this phone so we could check out its capabilities for mobile gaming and complete the review. This in no way changes our opinions or alters the feedback we have on it.

Gaming phones like the new Razer Phone 2 seem to fascinate the companies that make them more than the general public. Razer really wants “gaming phones” to happen. But if you’re not sure ...

This phone improves on the original Razer Phone by adding wireless charging, IP67 certification, and a flashy RGB logo. Just don't buy it for the camera. Read why in our Razer Phone 2 review.

The smartphone industry has certain trends and traits that come and go. The Razer Phone 2 is part of what was the growing, but now shrinking gaming phone trend. With vast portions of the planet ...

Razer's flagship gaming phone has received some much-needed upgrades including wireless charging, water resistance, and more. Read all about it in our hands-on review.

To Razer, that wasn’t good enough, so they came up with the Razer Phone (here’s our review), an Android device that put gaming front and center.