The leading export gaming company sponsors the first team focused exclusively on mobile
Razer, a global leader in lifestyle gaming, e the Spanish Queso team, the first to compete exclusively in eSports on mobile, announce a new strategic partnership. The two-year deal will see Team Queso use the Razer Phone in their competitions, as well as other company peripherals.
Razer Phone, the world's first smartphone designed for gaming, is the perfect phone for high-end mobile esports. The 120Hz display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor and 8GB of RAM provide gamers with a smooth, lag-free gaming experience essential for mobile esports.
Team Queso competes in different disciplines, including Clash Royale, Vainglory, Arena of Valor and Hearthstone, and counts among its ranks some of the best national, continental and world players. Founded in 2017, with high profile teams and players from all over the world, Team Queso is the current ESWC Clan Wars champion, the number one favorite for the Vainglory8 League and a team to watch for what it's about Arena of Valor.
"This partnership with Team Queso is further testimony to how Razer is an innovator and a forerunner in esports," said Min-Liang Tan, co-founder and CEO of Razer. "The Razer Phone was designed for mobile esports and so I'm looking forward to seeing Team Queso athletes dominate the tournaments."
“We are thrilled to have Razer as our official supplier for the next two years,” said Alvaro 'Alvaro845' G. Buitrago, CEO of Team Queso. “Our organization was born in 2017 as the first mobile focused esports team. A few months later, the Razer Phone was launched, the first smartphone designed for gamers. I can't imagine a better combination to boost mobile esports in the next few years ”.
Under the sponsorship agreement, Razer will also provide Team Queso players with mice, keyboards, headphones and mats, making its professional-grade gaming peripherals available to some of the world's best athletes.
For more information on Team Razer, visit https://www2.razerzone.com/team.
