The Razer blade 17 has had another refresh for 2019 with upgrades to improve performance and now features a more refined chassis similar to the Razer blade 15. Our sample features an i7 9750H and rtx ...

Razer has definitely made a name for itself in the world of gaming notebooks, but for the past few years, the Blade family of laptops has had a black sheep: The Razer Blade Pro. This 17-inch machine ...

Razer today announced the Blade Pro, the latest evolution of its award-winning 17-inch gaming laptop. Powered by a future 4th gen Intel Core processor, next generation NVIDIA GeForceGTX 765M graphics ...

Can you take an ultra-high end gaming experience with you wherever you go? Razer's latest laptop, the Blade Pro is a beast of a machine, packing in desktop-class specifications into a laptop-sized ...

If you want a big, powerful gaming laptop but don’t want to buy a pickup truck to carry it around, the 17.3-inch Razer Blade Pro is a nice option. Unfortunately, it starts at $3,999, which is a lot of ...

We recently evaluated Razer's latest 14-inch gaming laptop, the new Blade, which we appreciated for its sturdy design and solid performance. We also fell in love with its hi-res screen, a QHD+ panel ...

When Razer made its first laptop, it was a company best known for selling third-party gamepads and high-performance gaming mice. Premium gimmicks were the name of the game. The company routinely ...

Razer has unveiled 2021 editions of its Blade 15 and Blade Pro 17 gaming laptops. Both include NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 30 graphics, 360Hz display options and other upgrades. They’re available now ...

The Blade Pro is a remarkable gaming platform, built like a tank for enthusiast gamers wanting the very best available. We dove right in just last month reviewing Razer's first-ever productivity ...

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For all of the years we've talked about the gaming-hardware company Razer and its range of expensive and (sometimes) remarkably thin gaming laptops, we've rarely put those "Blade" machines through ...