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Black Shark 2

Xiaomi Black Shark 2 announced with 12GB of RAM

The Xiaomi Black Shark 2 has been announced and, as we expected, it’s a real beast. Its top configuration is available with 12GB of RAM.

Prices for the Razer Phone 2 start dropping at many retailers

You can now get a new unlocked version of the Razer Phone 2 for $100 less from many retailers in the US, but hurry before the deal ends
Nokia gaming smartphone

Is a Nokia gaming smartphone just around the corner?

A teaser was posted on Twitter and it could indicate an upcoming Nokia gaming smartphone. It could very well be something else.

Asus ROG Phone takes gaming-friendly design to a whole new level, top-notch specs also in tow

Hardcore gamers will no doubt appreciate the unique design of the hot new Asus ROG Phone, as well as its slew of optional accessories and pretty much unbeatable specifications.

Nubia Red Magic is ZTE’s stab at a gaming smartphone, priced at $400 with Snapdragon 835 SoC

ZTE is officially joining the increasingly crowded gaming smartphone field with the super-stylish Red Magic powered by a slowly aging Snapdragon 835 processor.

Xiaomi-backed Black Shark gaming phone goes official with flashy design, affordable pricing

Xiaomi’s gaming-focused Black Shark smartphone is significantly cheaper than the Razer Phone, packing a Snapdragon 845 processor but settling for a Full HD+ screen.

Xiaomi has multiple flagship phones in the pipeline, including one with in-display fingerprint recognition

In addition to the “full screen” Mi MIX 2S, Xiaomi is reportedly working on a more mainstream Mi 7, a Mi 7 Plus with an in-display fingerprint sensor, and a Black Shark gaming smartphone.

Xiaomi ‘Blackshark’ benchmark and Mi 7 rumors include plenty of high-end features

Xiaomi is reportedly working on a grand total of three new high-end smartphones, including a gaming-focused “Blackshark” and OLED-sporting Mi 7.

Rookie Razer smartphone effort reportedly inches closer with heavy focus on ‘hardcore’ gamers

Following Nextbit’s acquisition earlier this year, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to hear Razer is in the process of developing a gaming smartphone.