SeekerRazer Blade
Empowered by Nvidia’s latest graphics, Razer's latest Blade refines the platform into the veritable MacBook Pro of Windows laptops – an apt analogy end to end – perhaps out-doing even Apple this time.
-- As reviewed by TechRadar
Product details
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti GPU: The new GeForce RTX 3070 Ti is up to 70% faster than RTX 2070 SUPER laptops and can deliver 100 frames per second at 1440p resolution.Voltage:240.0 volts.Keyboard layout:qwerty
- 12th Gen Intel Core i9 14-Core CPU: Experience cutting-edge power with the newly released Intel Core i9-12900H processor with up to 5.3GHz of Turbo Boost for unrivalled performance to take on the most demanding gaming and creative tasks
- QHD OLED 240Hz Display: With the latest gaming display technologies, the QHD OLED display gives both gamers and content creators pinpoint accuracy with more depth and color at a blazing fast 240Hz refresh rate.
- DDR5 4800MHz Dual-Channel Memory: 50% faster than the previous genertion, enjoy a quicker, smoother experience when loading applications, running games, and performing other everyday PC tasks
- Next-Gen Vapor Chamber Cooling: Upgraded with more exhaust fins, quiter fans, and a larger liquid capacity, the new Blade 15 performs cooler and quieter than ever before
PROS
+ Impressive battery life
+ Thunderbolt 3
+ Super cool keyboard
+ Lowered price
+ Powerful graphics
CONS
- Limited upgrade options
- Fans whir loudly under load
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Expert reviews and ratings
By The Verge on July 02, 2013
Gaming laptops aren't just for geeks anymore
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By TechRadar on April 06, 2017
Empowered by Nvidia’s latest graphics, Razer's latest Blade refines the platform into the veritable MacBook Pro of Windows laptops – an apt analogy end to end – perhaps out-doing even Apple this time.
90
By IGN on July 02, 2013
I've been longing for a laptop like the Blade for years — a machine with a modern design and premium materials that isn't dominated by its gaming identity. A device capable of running Crysis or Battlefield with ease but portable enough to slip effortlessly into a small bag. The Blade meets or exceeds most of these criteria, but its lackluster display and high cost prevent it from achieving perfection.
80
By IGN on May 15, 2014
Having only launched its first gaming laptop in 2012, Razer is still cutting its teeth in the PC systems space, but it's innovating rapidly. The 2014 Blade not only represents a significant evolutionary leap over last year's model, but a commendable attempt to push the entire category forward. And while the company's ambition is commendable, the Blade would have been better off with a more practical display to deliver better performance and a more attractive price.
81
By The Verge on March 02, 2012
Razer's first laptop is a beauty, but is it just skin-deep?
70
By The Verge on October 04, 2012
Now that Razer has honed the Blade's edge, will it leave a mark?
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By TrustedReviews on October 20, 2016
The Blade is Razer’s attempt to create the ultimate laptop; one that’s small and light, but powerful enough to play games at 1080p as well as edit video. With top-end specs including a Core i7 CPU and
80
By TrustedReviews on October 20, 2016
The Razer Blade I reviewed comes equipped with an
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