id="cnetReview" section="rvwBody" data-component="indepthReview"> Look at your phone. Swipe across its home screen. Scroll down a web page. Does it feel fast and smooth?

If you said "Yes," you've probably never tried the Razer Phone.

The Razer Phone is a glimpse into the future. If you buy one today, you can experience (and brag about) a piece of technology that may appear in many phones down the road: a screen that refreshes 120 times a second. It makes using the entire phone better.

It's the difference between swiping down a blurry web page and one that has crystal-clear text you can actually read as it goes by. When I tap the screen to launch an app or interact with a game, เบอร์มงคล it feels faster than any other phone I've tried. Not because the processor is faster, but because the screen shows the results quicker than other devices.

The Razer Phone is the first to offer a 120Hz screen -- competitors are generally half that speed -- and like Apple's Retina Display before pixel-dense screens were the norm, it's hard to go back once you've tried it.

But in most other ways, the Razer Phone doesn't quite feel like a $700 or £700 handset. The design, the features, battery life and especially the camera aren't on par with the latest iPhone, Samsung Galaxy or Google Pixel. In the US, this GSM-only phone won't work with CDMA carriers like Verizon or Sprint, and these days you can get a lot for hundreds of dollars less with phones like the OnePlus 5T ($385 at Amazon).

So here are some reasons you might not buy the Razer Phone -- but also, some reasons you'll be glad if you do.

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