Additional information
| Standing screen display size | 15.6 Inches |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Windows 10 |
| Processor | 5 GHz corei7_10750h |
| RAM | 16 GB DDR4 |
| Hard Drive | SSD |
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti |
| Chipset Brand | NVIDIA |
| Card Description | Dedicated |
| Wireless Type | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 3 |
| Brand | Razer |
| Series | Razer Blade 15 Base |
| Item model number | RZ09-03519E11-R3U1 |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 Pixels |
| Product Dimensions | 9.25 x 13.98 x 0.81 inches |
| Item Weight | 4.5 pounds |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9.25 x 13.98 x 0.81 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| Processor Count | 6 |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR4 SDRAM |
| Flash Memory Size | 256 |
| Hard Drive Interface | USB |
| Optical Drive Type | No Optical Drive |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
| ASIN | B08LZYN1ZF |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #609 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories)#57 in Traditional Laptop Computers |
| Date First Available | December 5, 2020 |
Josh K –
Bought 2 of the 2080/1TB version and we are really enjoying them. I would think most people would know this, but this is a very thin and powerful laptop, so it is going to have high thermals, I would recommend using a laptop cooler as a stand for it. The build quality is great, the attention to details like the keyboards and software are great. I am really struggling to try to find something negative to say about this laptop. Maybe the price but I feel like if you are in the market for a clean/quality gaming laptop (or hard-working work laptop) with an aluminum finish, you are looking at this price tag already. Razer I think really nailed it with this laptop.
Hyo Cruz –
I was hoping to get an advanced for a while, as I like the slimmer look, vapor chamber cooling, eight cores and ability to charge via USB-C. Only thing, they are much more pricey than the chunky base models. Amazon Warehouse had an “acceptable” condition one, which means there may have been some scratches etc. Other than the look, which I was fine with having ordered a skin regardless, the laptop works perfectly.Quiet and cool when casual use (like office and college work), yes it gets hot and audible when gaming or editing, but in an all metal body this slim, it really is to be expected. Battery life is nothing fantastic, but fine for a medium coffeeshop stay or a flight wait. This is not an Ultrabook after all, with a GPU and a big screen. The keyboard lighting is brighter on the advanced model too. Oh and upgrading the computer is super easy.To sum, give Amazon Warehouse deals ago, as you can get a great product, with 90 warranty / returns and save some cash. Best purchase I have made in 2021.
R. Kay –
I got this on sale price for $949 on Prime Day and has beat my expectations.Pros:- Nice Build- No problems with any games (GTA V/FIVE M, Rocket League, Fortnite, etc.)- No problems with Virtual Instances/VM- Great for Programmers and Gamers- Battery Life better than Expected (Could be Biased as I used a Tongfang Gaming Laptop that held an RTX 2060 and battery lasted less than 2 hours just from browsing the web). I am getting around 3-7 hours (on “Better Battery” mode (there are four default modes: Battery Saver –> Better Battery –> Better Performance –> Best Performance)) of battery life just surfing the web, youtube, etc. Gaming hasn’t been fully tested but I was able to play Rocket League for more than 2 hours and plugged it in for better performance at around 30%. Battery life could be better as there are other longer lasting battery gaming laptops but it definitely isn’t too shabby. It’s also recommended to plug in the charger when playing a game for better performance. At 40%, I have around 3 hours and 5 minutes of battery power left on “Better Battery” mode and Balanced power plan browsing the web.- Screen Quality: Good with the eyes, anti-glare, and clear with 120Hz Fast Refresh Rate. Brightness is also bright enough to clearly see in the sun. It’s to the point where the brightness hurts your eyes when you’re in a area with shade at daylight.- Keyboard: The right shift key is the longest keyboard for those who had a problem with previous models having short right shift keys. The keyboard sound isn’t too loud (sound level is similar to Macbook keyboard sounds). I averaged around 85 WPM on this keyboard compared to a usual 95-100 WPM on a mechanical keyboard/Macbook keyboard.-Upgradeability: The size of the ram and storage are fairly limited, so I plan on upgrading to a larger SSD and RAM.-Charges pretty fast (depending on if you paid your electricity bills or not)Cons:- Keyboard isn’t too bad but I see why it can take a few people to get used to it. The key travel doesn’t feel to great compared to a Macbook, but it really isn’t anything major to complain about. However, I did get used to it fairly quick but definitely is something that I’m not too impressed about. Nothing too major to complain about either. The single-zone RGB isn’t my fav compared to the Per-key, but it isn’t too big of a deal either. I averaged around 85 WPM on this keyboard compared to a usual 95-100 WPM on a mechanical keyboard/Macbook keyboard.-Trackpad: I don’t get the hype about the trackpad. It feels like any other trackpad in the market, but isn’t better than the Macbook trackpad. However, this too isn’t too major to complain about as using a mouse would solve that problem and it works fine.- ABSOLUTE FINGERPRINT MAGNET: it’s the worst fingerprint magnet laptop I’ve ever had and I’ve had a few, but not as bad as this. I suggest buying cleaning supplies like microfiber and such as what I have done and even purchase dbrand skins for the top and palmrest area. Everything on this laptop is a finger print magnet except the stickers on the laptop and the speaker grills. This might not matter for some of yall but ay who doesn’t like a clean build to look at.- Fans turned on as soon as I powered on the laptop, and I thought a desktop gaming PC with 4 fans and a CPU cooler turned on kid you not. Fans weren’t that loud after I finished setting it up but just shows how loud they can get. I set my fans to lower speed when gaming (Source: Youtube) and suggest buying a laptop cooler and stand for better airflow. However, they are fairly quiet/usually not even running when I am browsing the web. It really only triggers the fan when background apps are running (turn apps that you don’t use off), downloading games, playing a game, etc.That’s all I got for now as I have just recently received this item. I will update if needed such as if a bulge in a battery appears as we have seen on previous models. I do recommend this laptop but will say you should wait for another sale when it falls near $1000 to truly get the most out of your money.
commops7 –
Absolutely, bar none, the best laptop for Windows 10 on the market. I’ve owned MacBooks, high end dorky space ship looking laptops by other big names, and so on… this my friends, is the best , sleekest, ultra laptop one can buy. Very happy …. no bloatware, simple, sleep, awesome finish, material and marksmanship … get yours!
Bethany –
I am glad I chose this laptop! The specs are even better than some of the more expensive laptops and it does really well supporting games and schooling. I have never had it overheat, however just to be cautious, I bought an additional cooling fan for underneath for when I’m playing games. I recommend buying this here on Amazon instead of at the Razer store where it is $200 more currently
Guillermo –
Overall great gaming laptop. Bought it as a mobile workstation with gaming potential (in that order). So far is blasting fast for everyday use and every game i’ve tried runs +30 FPS on the best settings. I’ve haven’t been able to reach 300 FPS in any game so the 300Hz display is a bit of an overkill.The built quality is amazing, a bit sharp on the edges (I was used to a macbook) and feels sturdy.PROS:- It is a beast hiding on a very sober design. Besides the green logo on the back of the display, you wouldn’t know its a gaming laptop, which is great if you plan using it on a formal workplace (which is my case).- The RGB keyboard is a great addition if you take the time to really configure the different lightning options for each app.CONS:- It gets HOT. I cannot use it on the bed/lap while playing any casual game (the temperature its ok/mildly unconfortable for browsing the internet though).- The proprietary charger port seems to be designed to be a tight fit which makes you feel you are scratching the aluminum (sometimes you are).- Speakers are bad, super bad. I didn’t expect them to sound good, but they are not useful for anything else but conferencing.- Expensive, here you are paying for a simplistic gaming design, premium materials and awesome thermal performance on a thin laptop.Semi-CON:- The battery life is somewhere around 3 hours. Not bad for a gaming laptop, but for a mobile workstation means you will need to carry a charger wherever you go. I solved it by using a 100W USB C charger for moving around instead of the bulky 230W original charger, but you wont be able to achieve peak performance this way.
💙 C&R 💙 –
I recently purchased this product as my old laptop (Dell Inspiron) decided it didn’t to hold a charge anymore. Although I dont use this for gaming, I do use it for work daily. I havent noticed any negatives so far. Holds charge pretty well, and the fans arent as loud as some of the reviews I’ve read….but I may not be as sensitive to the fan sounds as much as some.Overall, I am very satisfied with this purchase and would recommend to others. Already convinced one workmate to purchase and he is also very satisfied so far.
Nicolas Jafelle –
Payed USD1099 for this Razer base model. At that price this is a steal, at USD 1199 is an excellent purchage but at the original price of USD1599 not worth the money. The SSD included is really low performance. If you plan to really game with this laptop buy a new NVMe ssd storage.Amazing how BAD the sound of the speakers in this laptop, terrible terrible bad quality sound. Not sure why Razer use THX…
Nick –
This laptop is amazing. From the looks to how it performs. The keyboard doesn’t travel as deep when you push the keys compared to other laptops I have used. However they feel nice to type on. Also I really like the color profiles in synapse. I’m getting great battery life with power saving settings. I’m getting around 5 -6 hours. When I’m plugged into the wall and I have the fans all the way up and the cpu and gpu are on high. I was getting around 130-150 FPS in death stranding, With the settings all the way up in the game. It looked amazing and performed great. Overall, I’m happy I got this laptop.
Esteven Gonzalez –
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Good buy for the gaming specifications with a nice time for it’s battery life and sleep mode doesn’t linger which of goes to sleep with it’s closing.