Razer Blade 15 Base - 15.6" 4K OLED Gaming Laptop - Intel Core i7 - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 - 512GB SSD - 16GB Memory - Mercury White

I love the oled display and I would recommend it to gamers / movie watchers but to people needed for work I wouldn’t recommend the battery on this laptop sucks for a laptop, the battery is small it doesn’t even extend all the way so there’s an empty space, note that it gets really hot so I upgraded the ram the thermal pads to Fuji poly extreme and added liquid metal on both the GPU and CPU and it runs way cooler, I bought this refurbished on Best Buy for 1400 something, I got this because the gpu shortage and it made no sense to upgrade my pc when DDR5, AM5 are coming this year instead I ended up selling all components except some, I mostly work from home as a webdev and graphic designer and I have external display optimized for CMYK

This laptop is very nice, runs cool, the oled 4k screen is the nicest screen i have ever seen. even in 4k, tripple a games are still very playable. got this laptop open box, got a great deal.

This thing is BEAUTIFUL! But I ended up returning it because of one small issue. If it wasn't for this, I'd have LOVED to keep the laptop. But the screen broke me. OLEDS are marketed towards creators and artists because of their wide gamut. But they reproduce all those lovely colors with a very high rate of deviation. Unless you keep this monitor on one, single calibrated brightness level, the colors will shift as you adjust the brightness. If you do color sensitive work, this will probably bother you. I calibrated this monitor about 5 times before figuring out what was going on. I also don't know if it was specific to my unit, but part of the screen was brighter than the rest. With the bad out of the way, this is a really beautifully designed laptop! If you're gaming, you wouldn't notice the small color inaccuracies that a photographer or artist would, the blacks are deep, and colors punchy with this OLED panel. The build is top of the line, all glass and metal- you really feel like you have something special. I'm fans are quiet as laptop fans go in Photoshop and Zbrush. I am not a gamer so I don't know about it's gaming preformance. Protip: Undervolt it and you can get up to 7 hours of battery life, if the low battery life reported in reviews bothers you.

I was a bit worried about going from a 2018 Advance model to this one, mostly because of the battery. I have been using it for more than a week daily and I have to say that everything is holding up really well. I can get about 6-7 hours of light use (emails, documents and youtube videos) even with the screen set to 4K. I know that 60hz may be slow, but most of the games I play are more single player cinematic games, so the OLED is better for that. I was aiming to get a RTX 3060 laptop pat some point, but I could not pass on the price of this one, I am very glad I picked it up. If there is one thing I would like razer to do about this laptop is the battery size; with this model now using 2 M.2 slots, there is room to be able to extend the battery a bit more, with that making it the best option for people that want the budget option.

I bought this laptop a couple of weeks ago. So far is has been a great purchase. The screen is crisp and clear and I haven't had a problem playing any of my games. And as some may expect, the build quality is top notch. I have only 3 complaints, though one of them is probably more personal preference but I'm sure others agree. First, the screen, while amazing, does have a glare issue if your light source is at a certain angle. I play a lot in my semi truck and have to have my curtain closed if I'm playing up front. Second is that this sucker get HOT. Internally I haven't gone over 91c, but the body, particularly the keyboard and palm rests get to a point where I start considering trying to cook eggs on it. And third, maybe this just a personal gripe, but the keyboard just doesn't feel right. I miss having the number pad on the right and the arrow keys design just doesn't feel right. But over all a really great gaming laptop.

This was a good laptop, don't get me wrong. I was planning to keep it for a long time, but the problem I had with it was that it got way too hot. Also, the air intake at the bottom seemed like it didn't like to be anywhere except a cooling pad. I get all of that if I am playing a game or doing something heavy on the CPU or GPU but this was even when watching netflix or something.. I guess that was the hard part, trying to get use to that. I mostly just use my laptop for watching shows and surfing the web, but I really like to play games too. This laptop did amazing with the games. Even though people will say the graphic card isn't strong enough to run 4k, it is if you properly undervolt the cpu and gpu. Razer actually undervolts these by default, but it is good to undervolt it some more because the heat can damage it over long periods of time. Then again, they are made to withstand this, but still, I felt better keeping it cool, which is what I did. I hated to even get rid of this thing because of the excellent build quality. It felt just like a macbook pro but better because of the keyboard and the BRIGHT backlight. In the end, the g15 was just a better fit for me.

...what a treat staring at this OLED display on my new Razer Blade laptop. Build quality is excellent and hopefully any future issues, if any, are handled properly by Razer! Thanks to Best Buy on an excellent sale which meant I just couldn’t pass it up! Because if anyone knows me knows I definitely don’t need another laptop...lol. But this is my second Razer Blade LT from BB. A 2018 advance model and I have had zero issues! Also upgraded to a second SSD and RAM is on the way. This really is a fun laptop and I don’t think you’ll regret it... and the mercury white is definitely different and nice! Thanks for reading my review!

I really wanted to like this laptop. There's so much that's good with it. Let's start with the Pros: -The CNC Unibody design feels superb and premium. I personally think it looks far better in Silver than it's Black alternative. It leaves less noticeable fingerprints too. -The 4K OLED display. Definitely the star of the show. Once you go OLED you can't go back. This is arguably the best display on a laptop for viewing experiences. Crisp, bright and vibrant this laptop display is far better than my replacement Alienware's. It's only 60HZ but once you view it for yourself it'll be a non-issue. Losing this display was an agonizing downgrade for me. Note: Colors change slightly under different brightness settings; perhaps not the best for content creators. -The trackpad is one that I greatly enjoyed. Nice, big, responsive and easy with gestures. -Playback sound is pretty decent. An upgrade from my old "Beats" branded HP Envy. Cons: -The HEAT. Wow does this laptop get hot. And not just while gaming. The ventilation is just not enough. I worry about the longevity of this product. Undervolting doesn't make a difference. The metal chassis, particularly above the keyboard/below the screen absorbs a lot of heat. -Not only does this laptop get hot but it gets loud. Again, not just while gaming but when browsing the internet or video playback. Anytime the CPU runs a process you can hear it. -The keyboard. The RGB lighting is decent but not particularly vibrant (you get locked out of full RGB features that are offered only on the Advanced models). The keys themselves feel unsatisfying to type on. Very mushy. The keycaps are glossy and get dirty easily. -GPU throttling. Don't get me wrong, the 8GB RTX 2070 max-q performs admirably, but after about an hour or more of gaming (after generating significant heat) you will get some dropped frames infrequently. Not a dealbreaker for the single player games that I play, but could be for others. Also, this is probably more of Nvidia's fault than the laptops, but Nvidia optimus has a lot of issues in recognizing the GPU. -Just a personal experience: initial setup was a nightmare. Windows never loaded and kept getting stuck. I had to restart multiple times. The setup finally went through and I experienced no OS issues after that, but the initial boot-up was a terrible day-consuming experience. Again, probably more of a Microsoft/Windows issue than a Razer one. Bottom Line: If you want a vibrant 4K OLED screen and can get this laptop for a good price, definitely go for it. The build quality is superb and the laptop looks professional. The screen is the best laptop screen I have ever seen. If you are a hardcore gamer or a power user I suggest you look somewhere else, the issues will probably limit the longevity. It's hard to recommend this over similarly priced RTX 3070 options. But that screen tho.