Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you are debating whether to get the Blade 15 Advanced or Blade 17, look no further and get the Blade 17. I had both and decided to return the Blade 15 Advanced because the Blade 17 had better thermals and performance. The Blade 17 definitely ran cooler (the case isn't so hot to touch when playing games as compared to the Blade 15 Advanced) and quieter. The only downside is that the Blade 17 is heavier. I consistently get 120HZ and the screen is amazing. Just make sure to update all your drivers! Honestly, the best gaming and Windows laptop that I have ever owned.

The Razerbook 17 is quite amazing. I was not expectint this great of performance from a gaming laptop that doesn't look like a gaming laptop. It is heavy like most other 17inch laptops, but a lot lighter than the Dell G series. The screen is awesome and the colors are great. I was able to run most games at 120 fps on ultra or high. I did have some trouble with the initial windows 11 set up as it caused some frame drops. After updating all the drivers and the synapse application (you have to use) it worked great. The only problem i really have is that the corners are sharp. Its a very minor complain since the last 2 laptops i owned were the same. I plan to add another ssd and update this review in a few months to see if it still holds up. Overall no buyers remorse!

I have not used much the laptop yet so this is about one negative aspect of it that I didn't like at all. I knew by pictures seen before I bought it that the keyboard was not a full complete keyboard but, after buying it and having it, I realized its keyboard layout is kind of horrible. Keys feels great, they looks awesome with the colors, etc., but it is missing too many keys: up and down arrow keys are half size; there is no Page Down, Page Up, Home and End keys, there is no Windows key to the right of the space bar. I really don't understand why a 17" laptop, with so much "real estate" for a full keyboard, has such a down sized layout. Those two speakers at right and left of the keyboard could be placed somewhere else! The only positive side of having such a stripped down keyboard is that space bar and letter keys are more centered. Full keyboards demand that even the touch pad has sometimes to be placed to the left to match the position of the space bar. Anyway, for the price I paid, for the size of this laptop, I would prefer it had a full keyboard with Num Pad or at least a full keyboard w/o the Num Pad but all the rest, including full-size up and down arrow keys after all, this is also a gaming laptop and up and down arrow keys are essential in some games.

Simply the BEST OF THE BEST... It has it all... upgraded to 64 gig ram and added a second 1TB NVmE and could not be happier

Very good screen. wait for a long time to be shipped.

Good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The computer worked great for a few hours, I left it running to perform Windows Updates then it died. Razer Technical support was terrible, their website says telephone support is 24/7 but its just chat.