Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the key board and green icon. Love the speed with which it connects.

I change this one to dell xps 15. Because it felt like pricier than other gaming laptops. I understand that its platinium product. Dell xps 15 is cheaper than this. And almost have a same design.

The only thing keeping me from giving this a higher rating, was a creaky hinge. Otherwise, super thin, super light, super powerful laptop.

I loved this laptop so much and wanted it to be perfect. It's great for gaming, super lightweight and portable and it looks really cool. The only problem is how lots the fans are. Even when not under load the fans will kick on and it sounds like a jet engine. If you're out in public it gets everyone's attention that is in the room with you. I don't usually mind laptops and PC's that can be heard it make a little noise when cooling but the lines of this little guy is a deal breaker.

I just started using this laptop, but I have to that is a quality build. Durable case for sure, but it is smudge and fingerprint friendly. Chroma Configurator is awesome, which allows you to customize key colors from a wide color spectrum. So far, it is has been a great investment.

Stellar graphics and super fast, all you could ask for

When you don’t want to skip out on amazing graphics but you still have to work this laptop is the best choice out there! Not huge and bulky but not small and tiny either, the 14 inch is the best in its class for mobility and performance! I absolutely love it!

I love it, it looks amazing with the chroma keys and its so thin. Its very fast and great for games. The track pad is amazing which i think is super important and i have not had any problems with it since i got it. would definitely recommend it.

Games run great. Played the Destiny 2 beta and was very impressed. It is noisy when the fans kick on but that was expected. Power supply also gets very warm when charging. Keyboard is good and the custom coloring is nice. Track-pad works well.

Excellent laptop. I use it for autocad and some games. solid machine

For the money paid, it was okay. I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to a friend. My main issue is with the fans. they get pretty noisy. And it heats up which is alarming. Not really a kind of laptop to put on your lap.

Awesome laptop. Did not purchase for gaming but for heavy duty photography editing. Has been a great workhorse. Fan can be loud during heavy usage.

It is sleek and light. Graphics are great! Would recommend for gamers and non gamers alike

Laptop is very fast and the 512 GB SSD keeps it light and is enough storage for just about everything. Network connectivity is flawless . Not bad looking either even though different.

This is on of the best gaming laptops I've ever used. This laptop runs really smoothly, but the fans can be loud when running anything gpu intensive like heavy gaming.

Razer Blade Laptop is the best so far that I have purchased. Better than Macbook, better than Surface Pro. Fast and great graphics. Great for video editing and gaming.

A little overpriced I’d get something cheaper that could do the same thing if I could go back. But it runs all games I have fine

Good light weight computer. Has great graphics and does everything I need it to. Fan does run a little loud under heavy usage but still outperforms anything I’ve ever had.

I'm a Twitch Streamer and I needed a laptop that was lightweight and capable of handling basic streaming/multitasking. This pc fit the bill and I couldn't be happier with it. I haven't tried to do any extreme gaming but it doesn't get too hot and runs really fast and well while I'm doing cooking streams and it plays low demanding games like Hearthstone flawlessly. I am not a Razer fan girl, in fact I'm quite the opposite. This laptop was the best in its class and size, also comes without a bunch of preloaded bloatware unlike the others that may be less expensive. Overall worth the money.

Perfect for working at the office, editing some audio, working on some photography and throwing down in BF1 after a long day in the cubical