Sentences with phrase «razer phone speakers»

I wouldn't go so far as to say that the phone's speakers are the best around; I've heard very good things about the Razer Phone speakers, although I've not had the pleasure of hearing them for myself.

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Besides the display features, the Razer Phone also has a big 4,000 mAh battery, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, loud twin front speakers with Dolby Atmos support, and more to make it perhaps the best phone ever made specifically for gaPhone also has a big 4,000 mAh battery, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, loud twin front speakers with Dolby Atmos support, and more to make it perhaps the best phone ever made specifically for gaphone ever made specifically for gaming.

Secondly, Project Linda does not have a power button or speakers, as it relies on the Razer Phone's power button and stereo speakers.

For its first gaming phone, Razer went with a powerful black rectangle with a stunning display and outstanding speakers.

So if you're someone who cares about quality onboard speakers, you're better off going with the astoundingly loud Razer Phone, or the BoomSound speakers on the HTC U11 or U11 +.

When I reviewed the Razer Phone, I noted that the devices front - firing speakers would put most laptops to shame.

The Razer Phone actually sounds better than most small Bluetooth speakers and about as good as a Google Home or Amazon Echo.

Android Authority The Razer Phone has rock - solid speakers, and the dongle offers Dolby Atmos support for wired headphones.

For mobile devices like the Razer Phone or iPad Pro, you can experience Atmos technology via the built - in speakers, but you'll get the best experience if you use headphones.

The 120Hz refresh - rate screen and dual - amplified stereo speakers are features we'd like to see on more phones, and currently no one does these specific features better than Razer.

The Razer Phone is built for gamers, with high - end specs, silky smooth screen and powerful stereo speakers.

The companies announced that the phone will be the first phone to do so, and with Dolby 5.1 surround sound, too — lest you forget that the Razer Phone is a Dolby - certified device with crazy - loud speaphone will be the first phone to do so, and with Dolby 5.1 surround sound, too — lest you forget that the Razer Phone is a Dolby - certified device with crazy - loud speaphone to do so, and with Dolby 5.1 surround sound, too — lest you forget that the Razer Phone is a Dolby - certified device with crazy - loud speaPhone is a Dolby - certified device with crazy - loud speakers.

Razer's concept Project Linda even uses the speakers from the Razer Phone to power the faux laptop's audio system.

The Razer Phone's dual speaker grille and stereo speaker configuration are not a first by any means, but I'd be hard - pressed to find a louder setup on any pPhone's dual speaker grille and stereo speaker configuration are not a first by any means, but I'd be hard - pressed to find a louder setup on any phonephone!

The Razer Phone's speakers are the loudest — and among the best — for smartphones on the market, so they're well suited for laptop usage.

I'm currently using a Google Pixel 2 XL (which also has dual front - facing speakers), and side by side it's no contest: The Razer Phone blew the Pixel out of the water at the highest levels.

It was one of the first phones to offer Dolby Atmos and provided one the cleanest sounding speakers (a feature only topped by the recently released Razer Phone).

Rather than giving the concept laptop another set of speakers, it relies on the Razer Phone to pipe all audio through its capable Dolby Atmos stereo speakers.

It debuted its new Nommo line of high - end, THX - certified speakers and an interesting new laptop it is calling Project Linda which has a built - in cradle for the Razer Phone in place of a trackpad.

The Razer Phone lacks a headphone jack, but it does come with a 24 - bit DAC audio adapter and stereo front - facing speakers with dual amplifiers.

The upgraded sound quality will work with the Razer Phone's external speakers and the THX - certified USB Type - C to 3.5 mm audio adapter.

Project Linda doesn't have any built - in speakers so it uses the dual amps and front - firing speakers of the Razer Phone instead.

When the Razer Phone gets this update, it might just top the list of our best phones for streaming Netflix, with its 120 Hz refresh rate, front - firing stereo speakers, and these new audio capabilities.

This is enabled thanks to the 5.7 - inch HDR - certified display on the Razer Phone, as well as the Dolby - optimized front - facing speakers on the device.

Razer has also included THX - certified speakers on the front of the phone, but there's no headphone jack here, just an included 24 - bit adapter.

«We are incredibly excited to deliver Netflix entertainment on a smartphone like never before, enabling us to take full measure of the Razer Phone's HDR10 - enabled display and dual - firing, front - facing Dolby - optimized speakers and THX - certified headphone connectivity.»

The speakers on the Razer Phone are one area it certainly excels, but it hasn't been free of problems.

Razer turned around and used the industrial design of the phone to complement the laptop hardware perfectly with its front - facing speakers and side button fingerprint sensor.

The top bezel of the Razer Phone accommodates an 8 - megapixel (f / 2.0) camera, while the phone also ships with Dolby Atmos - enabled stereo speakers and a USB Type - C Phone accommodates an 8 - megapixel (f / 2.0) camera, while the phone also ships with Dolby Atmos - enabled stereo speakers and a USB Type - C phone also ships with Dolby Atmos - enabled stereo speakers and a USB Type - C port.

Audio quality from the speaker is acceptable for YouTube videos and the odd song or two, but you don't get the stereo experience of dual front - facing speakers such as those on the Razer Phone or Google Pixel 2 XL.

Far from conventionally handsome, the bulky and thick - bezeled Razer Phone nonetheless stands out with large, perfectly placed stereo speakers, as well as a straightforward and clean backplate.

The Razer Phone packs two massive stereo speakers each with discrete amplifiers powered by Dolby Atmos.

The Razer Phone has the best speakers I've ever heard on a smartphone.

With regards to Project Linda, the Razer Phone is intended to function as a trackpad, speaker system and second screen for its laptop dock, while the laptop can project Android apps from the phone to its 13.3 - inch screen and can charge the handset while it's doPhone is intended to function as a trackpad, speaker system and second screen for its laptop dock, while the laptop can project Android apps from the phone to its 13.3 - inch screen and can charge the handset while it's dophone to its 13.3 - inch screen and can charge the handset while it's docked.

It's not the ultimate bargain, but a complimentary Leviathan Mini Bluetooth speaker certainly sweetens the Razer Phone deal... for the next few hours.

However, having listened to the Razer phone's ultra-loud speakers recently, the View 10's audio is nothing too special.

The Razer Phone, for example, stands apart by adopting a solid design with powerful front - facing stereo speakers, as well as an impressive IGZO IPS LCD panel with an unmatched refresh rate of 120Hz, which technically allows certain games that support the feature to run at a higher frame rate of 120 fps.

Project Linda allows users to dock the Razer Phone inside its chassis and the phone will power up the device while also acting as the laptop's touchpad and speaPhone inside its chassis and the phone will power up the device while also acting as the laptop's touchpad and speaphone will power up the device while also acting as the laptop's touchpad and speakers.

Quick Charge 4.0 capabilities were also part of the original Razer Phone package and should make a return with its successor, much like a custom version of the Nova Launcher and Dolby Atmos - ready dual stereo speakers supported by THX - certified amplifiers.

The Razer Phone was announced earlier this year, mainly targeting gamers by offering a 5.7 - inch QHD 120Hz display with dual stereo speakers and top - of - the - line specifications on board.

Well - known gaming brand Razer has released an Android phone with killer specs, including world - first 120Hz «Ultramotion» Quad HD screen, 8 GB RAM, Dolby Atmos speakers, 4000mAh battery and much more.

And it brings Razer's gaming - centric focus to handheld mobile devices with the first 120Hz screen for phones, called Ultramotion, and the sweetest sounding speakers we've ever heard from a handset.

The Razer Phone is a big ol' lump of a phone, thanks to its 5.7 - inch 16:9 ratio screen, square shoulders, huge bezels (which houses a dual front - facing speaker array that's Dolby Atmos - certified), and a 4,000 mAh batPhone is a big ol' lump of a phone, thanks to its 5.7 - inch 16:9 ratio screen, square shoulders, huge bezels (which houses a dual front - facing speaker array that's Dolby Atmos - certified), and a 4,000 mAh batphone, thanks to its 5.7 - inch 16:9 ratio screen, square shoulders, huge bezels (which houses a dual front - facing speaker array that's Dolby Atmos - certified), and a 4,000 mAh battery.

You can technically, therefore, watch Netflix shows and movies on your Razer Phone with HDR visuals and listen to full surround sound audio when plugged into a supporting speaker system.

Announced at CES 2018 Razer is currently the only phone in the world that supports Netflix HDR, which when combined with the 120Hz display and easily the loudest speakers on the market make for an excellent movie watching experience.

Razer Phone sets a new bar for mobile performance (and game responsiveness) with its 120Hz screen and loud speakers, but it's not a top - tier phone in any othPhone sets a new bar for mobile performance (and game responsiveness) with its 120Hz screen and loud speakers, but it's not a top - tier phone in any othphone in any other...

Razer has packed in a 24 - bit DAC inside of the Razer phone, and the device has also been certified by THX, while the phone comes with a set of front - facing speakers.

Razer prides itself on selling products made «for gamers, by gamers,» and it believes the above combination of desirable internal components will offset the blandness of the Razer Phone's looks, the bigness of its speaker - housing bezels, and the absence of its headphone jack.

In addition to announcing Project Linda, an updated Netflix app for the Razer Phone and the new HyperFlux mouse and charging pad, Razer at CES this week also announced a new speaker line for PCs.

Another awesome feature of the Razer Phone is Dolby ATMOS support implemented in the stereo speakers for a true - to - life cinematic experience, and the device's THX - certified amplifiers offers audiophile quality sound when listening with compatible headphones, though it doesn't come with a headphone jack, yet there's a USB - C to 3.5 mm headphone jack adapter in the box.