Razer Phone 3: 10GB RAM, Triple Cameras, SnD 855+ Chip, 6000mAh Battery!

According to the latest report, a new Razer Phone 3 gaming smartphone is coming with triple cameras, 6000mAh battery. Read on to catch up with the full details of this handset in our article below!

Razer Phone 3 specs

After launching Razer Phone 2, Razer is reportedly working on a new gaming phone with fantastic specs, including triple cameras, Snapdragon 855 Plus chipset, long battery life. Let’s see what Razer Phone 3 specs can pack. In terms of the display, the new Razer smartphone flaunts a 6.5-inch IPS LCD with a resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels. Additionally, this gaming smartphone also has Corning Gorilla Glass 6 protection. Next, let’s talk about the hardware system. In detail, this Razer handset uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ chipset as the processor. Besides, regarding the storage, this phone sports 8GB/ 10GB of RAM. On the other side, the Razer gaming smartphone arrives in two ROM options: 256GB/ 512GB of onboard storage. It can be expandable up to 512GB via a MicroSD card.   Razer Phone 3 On the other side, as for the software department, the new Razer phone ships with Android Q as the operating system. How about the battery? This smartphone houses a massive 6000mAh battery cell that supports fast charging technology. Coming to the optics system, the Razer phone packs a triple camera setup on the rear. It includes a 64MP wide lens, a 32MP ultra-wide sensor, and a 16MP depth sensor. On its front, this smartphone features a single 32MP lens for capturing selfies. Lastly, other connectivity options include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPRS, and more…

Release date and price

The company hasn’t unveiled the official launch date of the upcoming gaming smartphone. Hopefully, we can meet this gaming phone by early 2020. Talking about the cost, the price tag of this smartphone should start around $1, 200, which is translated to Rs. 85, 296. What do you think about this smartphone? Let us know in a comment section below!

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