#razer phone philippines

A powerful device with a flagship Snapdragon chipset, up to 8GB RAM, up to 128GB storage, dual-rear cameras, and 4,000mAh battery, it goes head-to-head with another gaming phone with similar specs, the Razer Phone. It also has a 128GB model for those who require large storage but the Razer Phone compensates by having a microSD card slot. The Razer Phone, however, has a higher display resolution and a 120Hz WCG panel for a more immersive gaming experience. Speaking of immersion, both devices have stereo speakers, but the Razer Phone wins with Dolby Atmos with THX audio. It's good if you're into mobile photography but if you're spending most of your time gaming as intended by both devices, the Razer Phone's camera should suffice. The Razer Phone, on the other hand, has NFC for quick pairing. Powering both devices is a large 4,000mAh battery with Qualcomm Quick Charge technology, but the Razer Phone wins for having QC 4+ which is way better and faster at charging than the older QC 3.0. When it comes to pricing, the Black Shark is more accessible starting at around PHP25K when converted, while the Razer Phone starts at around PHP36K. Read more in our articles including "Specs Comparison: Xiaomi Black Shark vs Razer Phone" and "Razer Phone now available in the Philippines".