20 Best Cheap Phone For Gaming (2023 Updated)

If you need a gaming phone with the basic features like macro and trigger mapping with buttons, look no further! You can play so many games with this phone and your frames won’t dip unless you’re playing the heaviest games but those just aren’t even optimized because I see people leaving mad reviews on those games with phones like the ROG so I’m not sure the phones at fault in those cases.

Perfect middle ground for those who don’t want to go TOO far into mobile gaming.

Bs2 is the wrost experience dor buying blackshark2 mobile. The bs2 which i buy is not trun up. As per the mail communication they hVe no service center in india, and no private sc to repair to. Now i am hopeless.

I suggest you to not buy the produt. Not Only i have not faced this problem, so many cases i have found. You only waste your money buying this mobile.

Good price and fast delivery, however they sent me the EU version , I have to find a power converter for it , but overall its a great phone ! Tested in Genshin impact, not even hot , for me SD 870> SD 888 !.

Bought the phone on release and it works really nice, the specs are top tier. Most games work at ultra graphics and with good FPS, even better with the Air Cooler (was on deal). Battery holds up fine while gaming for several hours and even so, the charging is really fast.

TranslateShow in original languageTrzy słowa ode mnie: Kupując ten telefon nie do końca byłem pewny po co wgl biorę jako telefon główny, smartfon gamingowy. ? Wygrała ciekawość, której nie żałuję. Cena a to co dostajemy: Tutaj zostało to fajnie zbalansowane.

Dosłownie (można wyczytać ze specyfikacji) i w przenośni, czuje się za co płaci. Wykonanie: Telefon jest solidnie poskładany. Po wyjęciu go z pudełka byłem troche zrażony plastikowym wykonaniem plecków, ale o dziwo nie rysują się.

Przetrwały nawet wakacje nad morzem, gdzie piasek można było znaleźć wszędzie w ubiorze. Bateria: Nie ma co się tutaj za bardzo rozpisywać, solidne dwa dni użytkowania w cyklu mieszanym, albo jeden naprawdę, ale to naprawdę mocno intensywny na spokojnie są do osiągnięcia, petarda.

Aparaty: Obiektyw główny robi dobre zdjęcia, są szczegółowe, kolory dobrze odwzorowane. Szerokokątny radzi sobie dobrze. Makro też mnie pozytywnie zaskoczył. Można mieć uwagi co do stabilizacji obrazu, ale o tym niżej.

Nagrywanie wideo: Tutaj niestety, ale przy każdym nagranym filmiku tym telefonem widać, że stabilizacja obrazu jest cyfrowa a nie optyczna. Nawet drobne ruchy powodują wystąpienie artefaktów na nagraniach.

Warto jednak zaznaczyć, że nie jest to smartfon stircte do robienia zdjęć. Niemniej z tego co pojawiało się na ekranie telefonu po wciśnięciu guzika migawki, albo zakończeniu nagrania, jestem zadowolony.

Nie jest to co prawda poziom Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, albo iPhone’a 13 (Miałem okazje porównać), ale dla porównania i tak jest znacznie lepiej niż np. w Oppo Reno 6 pro 5g. Wydajność:Napisać, że flagowa to i tak jakby prawnie nic nie napisać, ale z drugiej strony jest to wystarczające określenie.

Zero zadławień, zero przycięć animacji w systemie, nie występują dłuższe przeładowania aplikacji. Te trzymane w tle, są tam faktycznie trzymane. Miód!.

TranslateShow in original languageMobilen er av utrolige spesifikasjoner til tross for Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsettet, men mobilen er rask og responsiv. 6k mah batteri er også flott, men desverre er batteriets levetid knapt halvparten av en iPhone med skadet batteri.

Dette selv med alle unødige funksjoner avslått. Høyttalerene er av fantastisk kvalitet og med utrolig høy lyd som slår veldig mange av dagens ekstern høyttalere med priser inntil 5. 000kr. Mikrofonene ser ut til å være 3 og ikke 4 som i tildligere versjoner, men de har heller ikke klart å fikse mikrofonenes hakking.

Det er mulig dette er programvare feil, men har vært ett problem siden 2-eren. Telefonen er fullstappet med masse flere funksjoner som vil bli krevende å utdype mer om, men det meste fungerer som det skal med fantastisk kvalitet.

Ettersom denne vil bli brukt hovedsaklig som sidemobil er den alt du trenger og mer. Som hovedmobil ville jeg heller valgt en eldre iPhone av høyere kvalitet.

I use the phone as a daily driver for work and personal use, the battery life and dual sim card tray is a blessing. The main improvements over the ROG phone 5 is the camera and screen. The camera feels much better for general use, I don’t need to take insane photos but the clarity on the the ROG phone 6 is better, although the ai smoothing is still a little strong.

The screen on the ROG phone 6 is significantly better than the ROG phone 5 in both low and high brightness. On the ROG phone 5 I had to have the brightness at 100% constantly while outside, and at low brightness had issued with dark areas and lack of colour.

At night I often watch YouTube on my phone in bed with the lights off and enjoy the lowest brightness which I can say is much better on the ROG phone 6 with uniform lighting across the panel and no loss of color.

Outside during the day I can get away with 75% which saves on battery. The heat that this phone produces is slightly lower too, other than when the phone is charging I have not had this thing heat up under normal use.

Even while on 5G watching YouTube mini-player and scrolling through another app. If you are a power user who needs a powerhouse phone for work and personal use that can easily last the whole day or 1 and a half days on one charge I highly recommend the ROG phone 6.

This is the best phone I’ve ever had! The colors look amazing and it is a really solid construction. Is incredible to play games, especially Call of Duty or other shooting games! Camera is superb, compared to the iPhone 11 Pro that my GF has I’d say ROG phone is more color accurate including selfies! I’m so happy! Definitely 100% recommended.

I’ve own a lot of phones and loved the Asus brand of phones the most for the speed and quality of the phones. I’ve even got the z13 laptop which inspired me in getting the ROG 6 which connects to each other.

So weather you’re getting the phone for games or everyday use I recommend this phone.

TranslateShow in original languageHeb hiervoor Samsung en Apple gehad, maar vond niks. Toen overgestapt op de OnePlus 6T, daarna de OnePlus Nord die me allebei erg goed bevielen voor de prijs/kwaliteit.

Nu sinds een week de 10T en geen problemen ondervonden. Voldoet aan verwachtingen en voelt robuust aan. Laden gaat super snel, waardoor je voordat je de deur uit gaat nog ff je telefoon volledig kan opladen.

Alleen jammer dat er nog maar 2 hoesjes beschikbaar zijn. Had graag meer aanbod gewild.

TranslateShow in original languageVlotte gsm, werkt goed en duidelijk! Bij het openen van gsm worden er wel vaak screenshots gepakt onbewust, vind ik wel wat lastig. Vaak staat mijn album vol met foto’s van mijn apps :).

I bought this phone not just to game but also to edit videos and photos on the go. This phone is not just for gaming but also for anyone that needs a powerful device to edit pictures and shoot videos.

Highly recommend it for the content creator. For gaming no doubt it beats all the competition out there. Thank you asus for a great product.

Amazing phone!! wish it had better customer service. I had two dead pixels and the guy at the service department was surprised that Asus made phones. But other than that it is the best phone ever. so fast and loud speakers.

Amazing build and ROG RGB!!.

Fun and customizable UI, magnetic triggers that are better than any gaming phone, 120 watt charging going from 0-100% in less than 20 minutes. This phone is impressive and has great hardware to back it up.

The global version only runs on certain bands of 4G/5G being the only downside. This phone is great and at a fantastic price everything considered.

Pros: Bundled Bluetooth controller was a nice touch with a bundled case was needed to use it which wasn’t so good. Buy the Red Magic 3 for £120 more instead! Cons: The screen cutouts/surrounds were terrible and obscured much of the UI of most games, it was a decent chip set for the money but the screen was not exactly superb being only 1080p.

Slippery device, heated up far too quickly when doing anything above browsing web pages. Skip this and buy a Nubia Red Magic 3 like I did for only £120 more. New SD855, Amoled Screen and 90fps/hz screen!.

Pros: Absolute bargain. Slick, quick, no bloatware, great for gaming, good battery life, feels nice and solid. Cons: The Chinese government spying on me. But hey, may I be the first to welcome our new overlords.

Plus anyone watching my habits are going to be soooo bored.

This is the fastest Android phone I got my hands on for gaming with total control of performance behaviour for maximum speed, battery or a balance of both. The phone also comes with useful functions that optimises gaming experience such as additional touch controls on the side of the phone and landscape charging for unobstructed play.

Wired headphone users rejoice, the 3. 5mm headphone jack is included! While the phone is an absolute powerhouse, it can heat up very quickly when pushed hard and slow down as a result. This is unlike the previous phone where the sustained performance is very close to peak performance.

This is not entirely ASUS’s fault as Qualcomm has decided to push this generation’s GPU performance even higher at the cost of higher power draw and heat. But it would be great if ASUS improved on cooling design of their phone and external fan cooler to efficiently dissipate more heat with minimal loss in performance.

So far, Genshin Impact is the only game that heats up the phone the most and thermal throttles. I use AeroActive Cooler 5 to keep the system temperature at 41C on average and maintain sustained performance.

Other coolers might work but ASUS’s cooler specifically attaches to the phone’s dedicated connector and unlocks the highest level thermal limit in the software.

The Good: This phone works exceptionally well as a mobile gaming device and mobile internet access point (The 5G data is incredibly fast). It is highly responsive, has a good battery life with 6000mAh and has highly customisable performance to suit your needs (better battery life, higher refresh rate, higher processing speed).

The two USB ports are good if you need to charge and run an external device (such as a camera or drone) at the same time. the fact that this has a 3. 5mm stereo jack on a flagship phone is good too. The Bad: This phone does not support VoLTE in Australia and therefore cannot make phone calls on 4G & 5G, it can only work as a phone in 3G areas and will drop to 3G whilst on a phone call.

Since all Australian carriers are dropping 3G in the coming years this phone will lose its calling capability completely. There is a possibility that it may be added in a firmware update but as of 10/2021, it has not happened.

Conclusion: If you want a mobile gaming device, a professional android device to run external equipment and/or wifi hotspot with good reception and data speeds then get this. but DO NOT get this if you need it to be a phone as well.

Overall, it is a great gaming phone runs great and from these company they are selling legit ROG 5, and also shipping was fast instead of 9 days it cutted down to 4days which is nice,although they did not sent all accessories when buying an rog 5 phone in a box excluding (aeroactivecooler 5 and kunai gamepad) and forgot about the sim ejector exclusively for rog phone 5.

I did sent them an email about that and they respond immediately which is nice and immediately sent out the sim ejector. And just got the sim ejector from mail for the rog phone 5, but unfortunately it is not the exclusive sim ejector design only for rog phone 5 instead they sent out like a rog 2 sim ejector,but longer, but for me as long it can reach the sim ejector hole to eject sim pad I am not complaining.

Overall good service. Hoping to have rog phone 5 case in this particular store.

I have had this phone for 1 month. I had just finished a phone call the screen was black and would never come back on I could not even tell if it hung up. I called Walmart they said that someone would contact me within 48 hrs, that was Thursday this is Monday on email yet.

no contact. the phone is out of stock. Just give me my money back so i can get another phone and go on with my life. I have never dropped bumped or in any way damaged the phone. I just need a phone that works.

no more ASUS phones for me this is the second one that has done this to me. if i could have given it 0 stars i would but i had to give it 1 just to give the review.

I just got Rog 5 256gb like a month back, after 10 days my sim slot stopped working and took it to service station. They said it will take a week and repaired it. i took it back home again it stopped working and air triggers were not working.

Again i gave it to service station they changed it again and gave it to me but air triggers they couldn’t fix. And again the problem occurred now im soo frustrated with my phone i just wanna throw it.

They don’t give you a new phone also even if you have major problem. Very disappointed.

thank u so much …love it

TranslateShow in original languageHola amigos de GSMPro, está es mi segunda compra y mi segundo blackshark. Partí con la versión 3 y hoy disfruto de mi nuevo equipo. Cómo siempre la atención en tienda es excelente y a pesar de las restricciones sanitarias hacen que la visita sea muy agradable.

No les dejo fotos ya que la reseña la estoy escribiendo desde el equipo, pero recomiendo 100% la tienda, ya sea en forma presencial o web. Saludos amigos!!!.

1st off I want to give Asus props for making a phone that is packed with performance and is also visually stunning. This is a device that can definitely handle or out do most of the major flagships out now.

( Two years older and still packs a punch ) See the specs for reference. However the only thing I will say is that the video and camera aren’t the best but will do the job when used. And further more it’s a GAMING PHONE.

😜 I have the gamepad and it’s perfect for this device. Definitely a must have. This device will handle any format of gameplay. I’ve had this phone since it came out. And haven’t had the itch for upgrading.

Modest review not entirely in depth.

Worst phone I’ve ever had. The black crush issue is so bad that it’s almost unusable. They put out an update but i didn’t see a difference in the slightest. Dark videos or pictures look like pixelated mush.

Unless it’s very bright it looks like a picture or video from a 2007 flip phone and it’s almost indistinguishable. Also has an issue where it puts video automatically at 480p so when I watch something on youtube or anywhere, I have to manually select 1080p.

Can’t seem to find a fix for that. Battery is supposed to be 6000mah but it dies quicker than any other phone I’ve had. That’s with dark theme and battery saving modes on as well. The phone is also INSANELY slippery without it’s case.

It’s all glass and if this thing isn’t sitting completely flat it falls and slips constantly. I really would not recommend this phone to anyone Even to gamers. The black crush just makes everything look pixelated and is a really big flaw which to me makes it unusable.

Absolute waste of $1000.

The phone is a wonder of engineering. It is extremely customizable and the specs of the phone are amazing. The sound and speakers are the best I have heard on a phone, The cameras are awesome. The display is fantastic.

Being made of glass, the phone is extremely hard to grip and hold. A case is necessary and required. This phone is designed for gamers but any regular user will enjoy the vast array of features and customization options available on this device.

The battery will easily last throughout the day, evening and night with normal use. Please take some time to view youtube videos on tips and tricks available for this phone.

TranslateShow in original languageIch hatte schon viele Smartphones. Hatte zuvor auch schonmal das ROG5 Dazwischen nochmals Samsung und Co Fazit das Teil ist der Hammer. Ich möchte nie mehr ein anderes Gerät als das ROG Phone.

Sie sind für spiele wie auch täglichen gebrauch perfekt.

The phone itself is amazing. Massive battery life, excellent performance, absolutely stunning. Was a little disappointed about the lack of expandable storage, but 512GB is more than enough. However, there is one major downside: The battery sucks so much power when charging, most portable charge packs don’t have the output to charge it while the phone is on.

And while this is normally not a problem, since the phone will last for literally an entire day while doing video lectures, on days where finding a plug is an issue (like extended travel) this is a major flaw.

Otherwise, love the phone, just wish that it wasn’t such a power hog heh.

THE BOTTOM LINE Apple’s iPhone 13 Pro Max is the ultimate mobile content creation machine, with the best camera and longest battery life of any iPhone. The ultimate phone for photo and video creators! The iPhone 13 Pro Max (starting at $1,099) is the ultimate professional content creator’s phone.

It combines Apple’s excellent camera algorithms and software support with true two-day battery life for a massive phone that’s always ready to realize your dreams. While the standard iPhone 13 (starting at $799) seems to be the best choice for most people, with a terrific balance of size, power, battery life, and price, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is a terrific alternative for heavy users and artists, with its killer cameras and beautiful buttress of a battery.

The iPhone 13 Pro Max is, well, max. At 6. 3 by 3. 1 by 0. 3 inches and 8. 5 ounces, it’s a large, heavy phone that you won’t want to use in one hand. That’s the price you pay (along with your $1,100) for this kind of battery life.

But you’re probably used to it already, as it’s almost exactly the same size as the 12 Pro Max. It’s a little heavier than last year’s model, though, which weighed 8. 0 ounces. It’s roomy, narrow-bezel screen gets a little bit more real estate from a slightly smaller notch than on the iPhone 12 Pro Max.

Apple has said in numerous articles- the notch is 20% smaller than before. On the back, the Pro Max’s triple-camera system juts out noticeably. I’d smooth it out with a case, although you don’t necessarily need one for protection—the phone carries IP68 waterproofing and has Apple’s tough “ceramic shield” screen coating.

(with a phone this nice I still like to always get a screen protector, they have awesome designs and custom ones for cases sold on castify. com I even found cute little sparkle individual camera lens covers to put on for extra protection (and it’s a cute touch! They have tons of colors on Amazon that will work with any Apple 11 up! The 13 Pro Max comes in four colors, including blue, gold, graphite (gray), and silver.

The blue is very cool and elegant, as you can see below. CONS- BIG HEAVY Like other phones its size, this is more of a bag phone than a pocket phone. It fits in my coat and jacket pockets, but it’ll stick out of most pants pockets but I’ve noticed over the years so did just about every iPhone from the 6 and up! OVERALL I RECOMMENDED THIS 100% I am an Mac/Apple user is all things from phones, watches, laptops, TVs.

You name it if it has an apple on it, it’s definitely in our household!.

What I liked : Fit and finish of the iPhone 13 Pro Max has to be the best on the market as of March 2022. It’s not light, and it just feels perfect in my hand. I like the flat edges of this phone, and honestly it just looks really nice compared to some of the iPhones of yore and was enough to convince me to dump my usual choice of going with a Galaxy in favor of something different than the usual.

Plus Sierra Blue is really pretty and it reminds me of the Zephyr Blue Metallic paint on the 03-05 Toyota Celica. Kinda wish it came in Midnight Green, that color was so cool. Everything about this phone feels function forward on the outside.

The A15 is a really snappy mobile processor, for everything that I do it doesn’t even seem to stress the thing, much less clog the ram up be it 6gb or 8gb depending on what source you ask. For most of us, myself included, it’ll take age to slow down this iPhone.

The display is nice, 120hz so playing a few mobile games look great on this as well as watching a youtube video or two. Also the battery life on this phone is insane, I am on day two of not having it on the charger and it’s hit around 36% and I use this phone for some critical functions of my job (calls, task management, ect) so there has been a consistent load on it outside of when I sleep.

AirPlay is awesome by the way, hands down one of my favorite features is being able to quickly and seamlessly slip between my car’s stereo and a pair of head phones. Also the speaker quality is pretty dang nice too! The camera might be the next best thing next to the design for the 13 Pro Max.

Low light looks pretty good when I take pictures or use it for videos. There are neat short cuts like tap back which I use to turn on the flashlight on the phone, it’s not the brightest thing but it does a good enough job.

The screen responds nicely and taking videos of my dogs running in slow mo has never been so entertaining, plus the camera taking a mix of photo and video has earned some giggles too. What I hated : So the first thing I am going to get out of the way is that I came from a Galaxy S10+, everyone that I have talked about iOS to has claimed that it is either a different beast altogether (Not really) and that it is more functional than Android by far (I wouldn’t agree or disagree with this).

Organization is NOT something I would say iOS does well, with Android you have the App drawer, with iOS I have made different folders and prayed that my goldfish like memory wouldn’t end with me trying to find one of the many apps I use.

Stacks/Widgets aren’t bad, but I feel like Android does this better as well. This isn’t exactly something I would call bad, but it was enough for me to second guess this phone after a couple of days because my organization of all the apps I use was driving me nuts.

For a company that focuses on the idea of things “Just working” I think Apple needs to take a look outside and make some minor tweaks to perfect iOS. I also kind of miss my custom roms for Android as well but anyone with two functioning brain cells knows why Apple doesn’t allow that sort of thing.

Also 3rd party apps don’t always work even if you approve them and for crying out loud allow us to emulate or VM older versions of iOS for older apps that can be found on the App Store! I was looking forward to trying Doom II RPG on this phone but iOS 15 isn’t compatible and I am too lazy to find a work around at this time.

I really like the way this phone feels in my hand though, and if I had to buy another phone again (please no) I’d stick with the 13 Pro Max cause I like it THAT much.

After upgrading from the 11 Pro Max, I immediately notice an increased responsiveness and color vibrance—attributes in themselves that would be worth considering an upgrade. Apple says it correctly on their site, “A display so responsive, every interaction feels new again.

†Additionally, somehow the phone itself is even more beautiful with the square edge stainless steel, taller frame, and smooth ceramic glass. This time around I chose silver, being traditionally a graphite / black subscriber—I’m glad I did.

My only drawback here is that the frame is of such a quality that it almost feels buttery, making it nearly impossible to hold with one hand…a case is necessary for grip. While I’m still testing the camera, so far I’m pleased with the upgrade from the 11.

The tri-camera 2019 model never failed to underperform when compared to Samsung, Google phone, or Blackberry images. The 13 has a noticeable upgrade in richness to what I would consider ‘acceptable’, though Apple is still far from the capabilities I’ve seen on the aforementioned models.

Low light photo has improved, but video still looks 5 years behind, pixelated and grainy like an entry-level DSLR. The photographic styles prior to shooting are a game-changer for me. The attribute I disliked most about the iPhone 11 Pro Max camera was the yellowed appearance of shots right off the device; I would forever be decreasing the warmth and filtering important moments.

On the 13 you can set a pre-filter, more or less, that eliminates the yellowed look with multiple options. The portrait and cinematic modes can be rewarding, but ultimately the device is using an algorithm to edge detect and I’m not into the fake blurs around people, which is what you would mostly be capturing with the high aperture…lots more work to be done there.

I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the call quality bump as well. Perhaps that was an update from the 12, but I just exited a loud car and when the other end of my call could not hear me with my Sony XM4s (yes call quality is still trash on their flagship headphone model), switching to the phone directly eliminated all surrounding sound other than my voice—the 11 wasn’t quite that notable in loud environments.

As far as pricing is concerned $1099 is the standard these days, so without a price increase I don’t have anything negative to say. To me, the value I get over 2 years from a device worth that pays for itself 20 times over.

With Verizon’s trade-in discount my upgrade cost $99 and tax—the decision was clear. FYI: Def don’t need another wall charger after receiving the 20v with the 11. the 30v usb bricks also work…so no worries on the footprint reduction.

At this point I have too many white cords as it is and the mag safe adaptation is only $39, which naturally I purchased to maximize the new phone high. I did, however, find it odd that they did not include the upgraded rope wire that came with a new keyboard I purchased…hmm.

After upgrading from the 11 Pro Max, I immediately notice an increased responsiveness and color vibrance—attributes in themselves that would be worth considering an upgrade. Apple says it correctly on their site, “A display so responsive, every interaction feels new again.

” Additionally, somehow the phone itself is even more beautiful with the square edge stainless steel, taller frame, and smooth ceramic glass. This time around I chose silver, being traditionally a graphite / black subscriber—I’m glad I did.

My only drawback here is that the frame is of such a quality that it almost feels buttery, making it nearly impossible to hold with one hand…a case is necessary for grip. While I’m still testing the camera, so far I’m pleased with the upgrade from the 11.

The tri-camera 2019 model never failed to underperform when compared to Samsung, Google phone, or Blackberry images. The 13 has a noticeable upgrade in richness to what I would consider ‘acceptable’, though Apple is still far from the capabilities I’ve seen on the aforementioned models.

Low light photo has improved, but video still looks 5 years behind, pixelated and grainy like an entry-level DSLR. The photographic styles prior to shooting are a game-changer for me. The attribute I disliked most about the iPhone 11 Pro Max camera was the yellowed appearance of shots right off the device; I would forever be decreasing the warmth and filtering important moments.

On the 13 you can set a pre-filter, more or less, that eliminates the yellowed look with multiple options. The portrait and cinematic modes can be rewarding, but ultimately the device is using an algorithm to edge detect and I’m not into the fake blurs around people, which is what you would mostly be capturing with the high aperture…lots more work to be done there.

I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the call quality bump as well. Perhaps that was an update from the 12, but I just exited a loud car and when the other end of my call could not hear me with my Sony XM4s (yes call quality is still trash on their flagship headphone model), switching to the phone directly eliminated all surrounding sound other than my voice—the 11 wasn’t quite that notable in loud environments.

As far as pricing is concerned $1099 is the standard these days, so without a price increase I don’t have anything negative to say. To me, the value I get over 2 years from a device worth that pays for itself 20 times over.

With Verizon’s trade-in discount my upgrade cost $99 and tax—the decision was clear. FYI: Def don’t need another wall charger after receiving the 20v with the 11. the 30v usb bricks also work…so no worries on the footprint reduction.

At this point I have too many white cords as it is and the mag safe adaptation is only $39, which naturally I purchased to maximize the new phone high. I did, however, find it odd that they did not include the upgraded rope wire that came with a new keyboard I purchased…hmm.

I personally didn’t really think this phone was going to be worth it, I had my previous 11 pro for about 2 1/2 years and still thought it was a solid phone however the past couple weeks I started having issues with my 11 pro lagging so I decided it was time to upgrade.

I have only been using this phone for a few hours and can already tell a MAJOR difference between 13 pro and 11 pro. The smaller notch is definitely nice, the bezels around the phone are slightly smaller, it’s ever so slightly bigger than the 11 pro but not major, closer to the size of the regular 11 which combined with the smaller bezels definitely give it a bigger screen.

The colors on the screen are incredibly bright that’s one of the first things i noticed when I got it. I personally don’t see a huge difference with the faster refresh rate but it is nice to have. I wouldn’t upgrade just for that reason.

The speakers are significantly louder, the power button is ever so slightly lower so it’s easier to press, 5G is SUPER FAST that’s one of the biggest improvements I’ve noticed internet speed over data is much faster than my 11 pro.

And the cameras god I could write a whole paragraph about them but the biggest improvement I notice is the zoom. You can zoom much further & much clearer than the 11 pro. I picked up a MagSafe charger & a MagSafe compatible otter box and I already like that new feature a lot.

I’m sure I am forgetting some things. I’ve only had this phone 3 hours and already can tell SOOO MUCH IMPROVEMENT. I can’t speak for the iPhone 12 users I’ve never had a 12 but if you have an 11 or below definitely consider this iPhone! Also the sierra blue color is beautiful I had the midnight green 11 pro which I liked but the blue color is much nicer! Probably the only complaint I can think of is it doesn’t have usbc I really wish Apple would make the switch to usb c.

It also does not come with a charger block in the box so if you don’t have a 12 or 20w usbc block You will probably want one of those too especially if you’re planning on using MagSafe.

Overall, quite happy with this phone I have been an Android user from the very beginning, and at age 70, have many years behind my belt on this phone. I was indeed happy with the Android, and to be honest, came within a day of returning my Iphone 13 promax as I was still having a very difficult time trying to adapt to the change in the OS and features of the two phones.

At our age, and not being raised in the computer age, it is much more difficult for us to adapt to these changes than a younger person. However, I stuck with it and eventually was quite pleased with a great many of the features of this phone.

I would say that it does indeed have a significant number of “perks” over the Android that make it a superior product. However, in 2 areas, it is clearly outclassed, one is the camera, it can’t hold a candle to the Android, the colors and look of identical pictures taken by both show the Android to be the clear winner in every case.

In fairness, the Android does have a much higher rated camera as far as pixel count, etc and it does indeed show, day or night. However, the Iphone is “plenty good enough”, so we will leave it at that.

And another small, but oddly very noticeable issue is weight, it feels like I am holding up a gold bar to talk into compared to the Android, and it does pose a problem when held in certain positions.

I know, like the Dr would say” well then, don’t hold it in those positions” !! Which of course we have learned not to. And it may be the combination of the case combined with the phone that makes it so heavy, but when it finally gets old and of no use down the road in the future, it will be reborn into its new role as our primary new “defensive and offensive” weapon for home defense.

can’t imagine any heavily armed and protected intruder holding up to even a glancing blow from this thing thrown at them!!.

I am currently and still using the razer 1 since its come out from day 1 and still doing really well. Battery life still good, screen as always still fantastic, the charge point is starting to become abit loose and the main speaker starting to deteriorate, camera has never been good on it but not too bothered about that, other than that 8 yrs and still going with it.

It’s wonderful while it works. I really loved this phone out of all the phones I’ve ever owned. It responds smoothly and quickly to every touch and importantly for me, the battery lasts around 2-2. 5 days with medium use and charges super quickly in around 20minutes! Unfortunately mine broke within a few months with a common graphics glitching issue seen online which randomly opens windows, apps, pushes buttons and prevents you from staying on any call for long.

Not good if you rely on a phone for health, business and family life.

The phone is fast but there are many that equal or better it nowdays. Sound is ok, screen is good but what makes the difference is customer support from the manufacturer and if bought 2nd forget any assistance from the manufacturer in getting parts unless you like part with 145 for a nominal repair.

I have one and now looking to sell it, not because the phone is no good, but because the speaker grills split with age making them look cheap, Razer support is rubbish on many things and this was one of them.

Buy a Samsung as you can’t get parts for the Razer so no chance of fixing or scratched. Great shame as it’s a good devise otherwise.