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Razer Acknowledges Verizon Compatibility Bug

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Oct 24, 2018, 8:45 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Razer took to its Twitter account to admit that an issue is preventing owners of the Razer Phone 2 from using their device on Verizon's network. "We're aware that Verizon is not enabled on the #RazerPhone 2 right now and are working to enable it ASAP — hang in there!" said the company. The $800 phone, which launched earlier this month, targets gamers with a high refresh rate display, powerful camera, stereo speakers, and boosted graphics. It is sold directly from Razer unlocked and supports a number of LTE bands for U.S. networks. Razer didn't say how quickly it might push a patch to enable the Razer 2 on Verizon.

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