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March 2016
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Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the Razer Blade Stealth, a 12.5” Ultrabook with Razer's understated matte black aluminum gamer styling and a Thunderbolt 3 port for an external desktop graphics card via the upcoming Razer Core. Though Razer's laptops have been pricey, t...
Abstract: We take a look at the new ultraportable Razer Blade Stealth at CES 2016.Read more about the Razer Blade Stealth: More from CES 2016: tech goodness: Our video gear: Deals: us! Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: Google Plus...
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Published: 2017-12-21, Author: Kevin , review by: techradar.com
Larger, brighter display, Subtler aesthetics on the gunmetal version, Excellent Kaby Lake Refresh performance
Shorter and shorter battery life, No 4K display option in sight
With the 13-inch screen, the latest 8th-generation Intel processors, the Razer Blade Stealth has matured into the Ultrabook we always wanted. The larger display and the half-sized bezels makes this laptop look all so much more attractive, while the brigh...
Published: 2017-11-15, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
Abstract: It's probably not a shock that I spend a lot of time on my PC. I run and write Ergohacks, I'm still studying at the OU and do an awful lot online. We've two main PCs here – a gaming pc downstairs and a laptop set up with external screen and mouse upstairs...
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Published: 2017-09-21, Author: Dan , review by: CNET.co.uk
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...
Sleek, attractive design, Thin and light, Lovely screen, Distinctive keyboard
Fingerprint magnet, SSD write speed not great
Razer dipped its toe into the premium ultrabook waters last year with the release of the original Stealth machine. Having listened to feedback from the community, Razer has now solidified the Stealth range by releasing a 13.3in model in the same chassis...
Razer's £1,350 Blade Stealth is an excellent bit of kit. It looks the part, it's light and sturdy, and the IGZO screen offers huge quality levels and a solid resolution.The Kaby Lake processor delivers ample performance and longevity for this class of mac...
The Razer Blade Stealth gets many elements of the Ultrabook formula right on its first go. From the vibrant screen, to its reserved styling and impeccable build quality, the Stealth encapsulates all the finest qualities you'd expect out of an Ultrabook. A
There really is nothing I don't like about the Razer Blade Stealth, except for its exceptionally short battery life. Paired with its longer-than-normal recharge cycle and you've found this machine's fatal flaw, making it impossible to pick over any of the
I really, really want to love the Razer Blade Stealth because it gets so many things right and offers more power than most Ultrabooks in a package that's also uncommonly small. But there's no way of getting past its (at best) four-hour battery life.Two to...
Sleek, attractive design, Thin, light and highly portable, Core adds potential, Fast NVMe M.2 SSD
Bezel is large and noticeable, CPU not powerful enough for Core
The Razer Blade Stealth offers an intriguing prospect to the well-heeled gamer who wants a light, capable ultrabook for the day and aa gaming machine by night.Razer gets the ultrabook part mostly right. Slim, well built and now featuring solid on-the-...
