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March 2016
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145 Reviews
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individually backlit keys with 16.8 million color options per key, QHD and 4K display options with complete sRGB coverage, good performance under heavy loads; no throttling, full CPU and GPU performance on battery power, USB Type-C gen. 2 with Thunderbol
no matte option; mandatory touchscreen, average battery life; high power draw, light keyboard keys; shallow travel, slow White to Black response time, non-expandable RAM; no DDR4, system fans are always active, only one USB Type-C port, average SSD write
The Blade Stealth injects a big dose of Razer's signature style into the ultrathin subnotebook market. Everything about it exhumes character in ways that make "normal" Ultrabooks from manufacturers like Lenovo or Dell feel envious. On top of all this, Raz...
Published: 2016-02-25, Author: Sean , review by: engadget.com
Thin, light and well designed, Razer finally did away with its mushy mouse buttons, Fast performance, Stunning 4K display
Disappointing battery life for an ultraportable, Can't play high-end PC games without Razer Core accessory, External GPU docking station not available at launch
Razer's first gaming ultrabook suffers from the sin of ambition: It's a beautiful machine with a gorgeous display, powerful processor and incredible potential -- but middling battery life and the absence of its companion GPU dock leave it feeling inco...
The Razer Blade Stealth is slimmer and lighter than similar laptops from Dell and Apple. Even the base model includes a Core i7 processor and fun Chroma backlit keyboard, and future expansion via an external graphics box for gaming is promising
Battery life takes a nosedive with the 4K screen. The promised add-on gaming module still has no price or release details
The Razer Blade Stealth is a rare mix of slick design, great performance and top-notch value in a laptop -- but the great-looking 4K screen on the top-end model takes a major hit on battery life...
Published: 2016-02-23, Author: Matthew , review by: pcmag.com
Thin and compact, Vibrant 4K touch display, First individually backlit RGB keys on a notebook, Solid performance
Keys are shallow, Battery life is a bit short for an ultraportable
Though its potential as a competitive gaming laptop relies on an external graphics amplifier, the Razer Blade Stealth is a premium ultraportable on its own, with an attractive 4K display, a unique customizable keyboard, and strong performance...
Abstract: Razer had arguably the worst booth at CES 2016. Not because of their products or rabid fans. But because their booth was like entering a nightclub -- almost entirely dark with black Razer products on black tables. Sure, it looked cool, but getting decent...
Abstract: There were some criticisms about the screen bezel being too thick for 2017 though. Guess what, Razer responds to them and this time, does not disappoint the fans.The new Razer Blade Stealth 2017 build overall is hardly changed, still maintaining the overa...
Published: 2017-10-04, Author: Adam , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: For more than decade, Razer has peddled aggressive, brightly coloured peripherals and PCs to people who cared more about frame rates and kill death ratios than mainstream appeal. But when Razer launched its first ultraportable laptop last year, it was a v...
The Razer Blade Stealth gets a larger screen in the same slim body. The new design feels more sophisticated and less gamer-y. Dropping the resolution from 4K means better battery life. Well priced for a premium Core i7 laptop
The keyboard loses its fun multicolored backlight, going white-only. Accessing many system options requires signing up for a Razer account with your email. Limited configuration options
The redesigned Razer Blade Stealth has a more serious, sophisticated look and better battery life, but also loses its singular hook, a million-color lighting system...
