Moto G5 Plus vs Razer Phone

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With nearly 12 hours of screen-on time per charge at indoor brightness levels, you don't need to pack a charger with you everywhere

With both CDMA and GSM LTE radios, you have the widest possible selection for service no matter where you go

Use all your existing chargers and headphones, no need for adapters or upgrades

Aluminum and faux-chrome provides great durability and pleasing hand weight

Razer built this phone for people who want to use it primarily for gaming and great gaming performance usually translates to excellent general performance as well. The 8GB of RAM, the Snapdragon 835, and especially the 120Hz display make this phone a joy to use.

The body is made of durable anodized aluminium and can certainly take a beating. Even though it might be easier to scratch than some flagships, especially against sharp surfaces, it's extremely hard to bend this phone even when trying.

The two loud speakers on the front produce loud and clear sound. It's widely regarded as the phone with the best audio currently in the market and even rivals most laptops as far as audio goes.

The 4000mAh battery can last a full day even on full brightness, several hours of gaming, and using the screen at 120Hz.

The Razer Phone is equipped with a 120Hz screen, making it the first smartphone to have such a high refresh rate (most current flagships have screens with less than half of that). The high refresh rate makes the experience of actually using the phone extremely smooth; much smoother than even other phones with the same or even slightly better hardware.

Scrolling, for example becomes almost an enjoyable experience since you won't be swiping down blurry text or icons but instead they will be crystal-clear.