Razer - Blade Stealth 13.3" Laptop - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti - 512GB SSD - Black CNC Aluminum

There were a lot of complaints on the model prior to this. The keyboard layout was funny, the screen was too slow, and the video card just needed a slight boost. Well, Razer listened and came out with this bad boy. I went from gaming on a AlienWare 17 R5, and that thing was a built like a brick house, and was as heavy as one too. This is so light, and so easy to carry around! I still am adjusting to the size difference, but wow this is so awesome. Once I installed the 1650Ti graphics drivers, from Nvidia GeForce, this played all my games flawlessly. If you don't mind bumping the settings down a tad, you can easily hit the 120 refresh rate. I just love how portable this thing is. Worst case scenario if you need a bigger graphics card when gaming at home, you can always plug in an external GPU into the thunderbolt 3 port. Would highly recommend for those gaming on the go.

I owned a 2018 Razer Blade Stealth which had the old chassis, but the better keyboard with a proper shift key. I was looking forward to seeing Razer bringing the old keyboard to the new chassis, and my patience was rewarded. I had actually picked up the newer chassis once before when it had the MX150 but it had a coil whine and I just could not forgive the keyboard. This thing is PERFECT for me. I love the form factor, I love having the 1650Ti graphics card for on the go but with the ability to use an egpu when home and hooked up to dual monitors. No, it's not a much faster much more efficient AMD Ryzen processor this go around and hopefully Razer will go that direction in a couple of years. But it works perfectly for my needs (mostly browsing, home management needs like spreadsheets, and some light gaming). I looked hard at the Zephyrus G14, but for me the form factor and build quality were too important. I didn't want to deal with a poorly backlit keyboard and no webcam. I understand that thing is a ton faster than this and cheaper when on sale vs the clearance price for this, but it also gets really hot too and who really knows what that will mean long term. Anyway, I cannot recommend this enough. The keyboard is a dream to me. Good luck finding one at the $1,299 price point. If you do, PICK IT UP! You won't be disappointed.

Awesome computer I got it with a razer x core and an rtx 2070 inside the egpu. It’s so tiny and awesome. I also upgraded the nand to 1 tb. Coolest little computer ever

Everything about this laptop is perfect! I am a guy who switched over from a mac book pro 13 and I'm glad! The 120hz screen is amazing, it makes everything so smooth, and the colors are great too! The i7 and GTX 1650 ti are perfect for 1080p gaming! The laptop build quality is the best on the market. It has the best track pad out of any windows laptop too! The keyboard feels and looks great with the rgb lighting. I just got this laptop for college and I know I made the perfect decision!

I'm not a paid reviewer, bought this with my own money, not a review unit. First of all, there are two GPUs on this build, for some reason, all games you play are using the Iris Plus Graphics, the 1650ti max Q didn't even turn on and I wanted to return it. Found from a forum that you had to go to Nvidia Control Panel to switch to the GTX. Night and day. Fortnite Iris plus, all low 30 fps Gtx 1650ti, all medium 90 -120 fps Nba 2k20 -horrible game code Iris plus, all low 28-35 fps on low Gtx 1650ti, all high 60 fps constant. After solving that here is my review. It is a powerhouse, and having a GPU in such a small format factor is so good. Also to mention, this is a light machine 3.1 pounds. The charging brick isn't a big 10 pound thing that you hate carrying, pretty small. Battery is good. Battery saver mode gives 6 hours. Gaming on battery lasts 2 hours. Not the bad of a performance dip while gaming on battery. The fans are quiet, even when playing games. Sure they spin up in call of duty, and sure it sounds like a jet engine at the worse stress....but you can't avoid that. Don't like the fan noise? By a tablet or a gaming PC. You could get a great gaming PC. Now the monkey in the room, why didn't I buy the gem Zephyrus g14 that everyone is taking about. -tech support for Asus sucks -even with the thermals, that laptop gets loud and WAY too hot -razer laptop fan, bought a 2018 15 inch blade with a gtx 1070 - bought it and didn't boot, the screen sucks... random flickers and weird screen response time. Buy this, it isn't the most powerful, but does some smart things to keep the power constant. You could have a silent machine watching YouTube. You could have 300 layer photoshop file. You can have a full song plus filters in FL Studios. You could run crud code games at a constant 60 fps. You can run optimized games at the constant 120 fps the screen can do. It's a great all in one. Stay safe everyone. I'll try and respond to any questions.

I've had this product for about a month now and I don't really have many complaints that could turn me away from this device if I were to go back in time and choose again. If you are looking at this device, more then likely you are also looking at something like the MSI or the ASUS g14, and so was I. If you would prefer to game more, then those options would probably be best. This laptop does not have the best GPU, but it does make up for the premium packaging you get and a great thermal system. I will for sure say that I had wished that this laptop had a better battery, but it is enough to last me through the time that I had without the charger. What I'm getting at, it's enough for about 5-6 hours without your charger At this price point, it feels a bit crazy to choose this over the more powered G14 for less. However, I found myself with the Razer because I knew that I would appreciate the engineering instead on on the Blade. I prefer the thermal solutions on the Blade because I noticed that the G14 vented straight into the screen. For my use, I found myself blasting the fans a lot and I was worried that overtime, that could effect my computer. Do I wish this had the AMD processor? Absolutely. I am of the opinion that the CPU is the only thing that really hinders the Blade in comparison to something like the G14. However, the 1650ti and the 10th gen i7 are enough for me. At a certain point, I realized that it really comes down to the design portion rather than the components once you work out what you want there. Design wise, this is the exact laptop I have been looking for. The keyboard is great, and it has a great layout. The screen is bright and has great color accuracy. There is a camera, so you don't have to go out to get one if you go with the Asus laptop. The keyboard lighting is also great, unlike the Asus which I tired out for a little, I could actually see the keys in a dark setting, a situation I find myself in often. It is also extremely well balanced. If you were to pick up the blade, then pick up something like the G14, you can feel how the blade seems evenly balanced while there is something off about holding the G14. Maybe that was just me, but I found myself thinking about that before my decision. All in all, if you are thinking about gaming more, go with MSI and the G14. If you are worried about the screen or wish there wasn't a "chin" at the bottom of the screen, then maybe the XPS would be better. However, if you want the best of both worlds and you can afford it, I think that the Blade would be a great fit. I would however, do your research. Every need is different and the Blade fits what I needed. Note: I will say that this laptop can be a fingerprint magnet, I am using a Dbrand skin myself and it fits nicely.

OVERALL: The speakers and the webcam are suboptimal but considering its an insane amount of hardware for the price and in such a small, light package, it's worth the money. HARDWARE & PERFORMANCE: It runs all my games on ultra and never skips a beat regardless of what work applications I am running (from servers to intensive compilations). SCREEN: It's nice and generally pretty standard (except for maybe the 120hz screen?). Nothing much to say here. CAMERA: This is where I have to ding it. Its low light correction is ABYSMAL. I am not sure if its just the lens or the sensor but whenever there's a small (but decent) amount of light, it looks like I am situated inside a dark cave. If there's too much light especially coming from a single light source, the camera overcorrects and overexposes my face. This is especially a problem at night. Coming from a macbook pro where the camera was excellent regardless of situation, this is a real downgrade. Windows Hello is nice and works well although I prefer a fingerprint sensor personally. A fingerprint sensor always works regardless of haircut, hat and other circumstances. SPEAKERS: Maybe this is just me coming from a macbook pro (whose speakers are the gold standard for laptop speakers), Razer blade has a tinny quality that lacks bass or follow through. Its not bad....but its certainly not good either. If you get this laptop, just use good quality headphones for music. TRACKPAD: The trackpad is pretty good. Its not the best though. I think the best Windows trackpad I have used is the one on the Surface laptops and the overall best is the Macbook Pro trackpad. However, once you start using it, you won't really notice the difference, which is all that matters in the end. LOOK: I swear the case attracts smudges like I am in an episode of CSI. Even when my hands are totally clean, every touch leaves a smudge, forcing me to wipe down my laptop every so often in a vain effort to keep it clean. The case I do admit is pretty nice and sleek and discreet (earning "stealth" moniker)

I have owned a number of Razer Blade Stealth, going back to when they had 12.5" screens. This one is by far the best, and the first one that doesn't have to rely on an eGPU to be considered a gaming laptop. The build quality is top notch. The device is sturdy, and feels dense. Zero flex anywhere. The keyboard is one of my favorite on any laptop, probably second only to the Pixelbook. I play a lot of less demanding games (Wasteland, Divinity, Outer Worlds) and they all ran great at medium settings. I also plugged this into a Razer Core X Chroma, and was able to play all the same games but on High to Ultra settings on my QHD monitor. Using the Razer Core was basically plug-and-play. The only major downside is the battery life isn't great, even when you aren't gaming. I get about 5, maybe pushing 6 hours when I am using it for productivity work. Luckily, this has a pretty small charger. Best Use Case: You want a light gaming laptop that is well built, and can be expanded with an eGPU. Worst Use Case: You need day-long battery life, and you don't care about gaming.