Razer Phone's full list of leaked specs confirms dual-camera setup, 8GB RAM, IGZO display

We're just one day away from the official reveal of the Razer Phone, a device aimed at “hardcore gamers.” The smartphone is expected to be officially unveiled on November 1 and judging by what's been leaked until now, it will be a beast.A listing found at graphics benchmark developer GFXBench two weeks ago revealed some of the handset's hardware such as a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, 8GB RAM and 64GB internal memory.We now have another source that confirms some of the specs that we're reported about earlier this month. An independent mobile ...

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We're just one day away from the official reveal of the Razer Phone, a device aimed at “hardcore gamers.” The smartphone is expected to be officially unveiled on November 1 and judging by what's been leaked until now, it will be a beast.

A listing found at graphics benchmark developer GFXBench two weeks ago revealed some of the handset's hardware such as a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, 8GB RAM and 64GB internal memory.

We now have another source that confirms some of the specs that we're reported about earlier this month. An independent mobile phone blog, an affiliate to major carrier Three UK, has already listed the Razer Phone on its website.

According to the listing, the Razer Phone will indeed pack 8GB RAM – enough for the most demanding games and apps – and a massive 4,000 mAh battery with Qualcomm Quick Charge 4+ technology.

The 5.72-inch IGZO display has a 120Hz refresh rate and Wide Color Gamut (WCG), while the dual-camera setup on the back comprises of 12MP and 13MP cameras. Since this is supposed to be a gaming smartphone, it comes with Dolby ATMOS sound, dual front-facing speakers and amplifiers certified by THX.

There's no mention of price since the product appears “out of stock,” but it's hard to believe it will cost less than $600. We'll be providing you first-hand info on Razer's upcoming smartphone on the day of its reveal, so stay tuned for more on this one.