Can you spot the difference?

TL;DR

• The Razer Phone 2’s renders have leaked via journalist Evan Blass.
• Razer’s new device seems similar to the company’s first phone, bar a few tweaks.
• The new phone is set to launch next month and will hopefully offer a 120Hz display too.

New renders obtained by serial tipster Evan Blass show both the front and back of the Razer Phone 2. The front looks like the same old phone released last year, down to those thick borders and camera/sensor locations. The display also seems to have the same 16:9 screen ratio as last year’s model — no 18:9 display here.

Switch to the back and you’ll find several obvious changes here, starting with a lit-up Razer logo. If the rumors are indeed true, then we’d expect the ability to change the logo’s colors via the Chroma app.

The other major change on the back is the redesigned camera housing, as Razer opts for a center-mounted dual-camera setup (much like the LG V30). The previous device delivered a camera housing in the top-left corner.

Razer Phone 2 announced: More style, more power

Features

We can’t quite make out whether there’s a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, as seen on the original Razer Phone. Nevertheless, there isn’t a scanner on the back, suggesting an in-display sensor or (more likely) the side-mounted solution.

The Razer Phone 2 is set to launch on October 10 (check the date on the phone too) and we’re expecting a 120Hz display for starters. The first-generation device was also equipped with 8GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, and a 4,000mAh battery, so don’t be surprised if the new model matches or exceeds these figures. We’re also on the lookout for a Snapdragon 845 chipset, which should make for a better gaming experience.

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