Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just bought this laptop. Definitely worth the money. Very expensive if you get it at full price, but if you could find a deal on it would be a great grab. As a student this has a very nice keyboard and easy to maneuver around. Feels like a high-end laptop should. The one bad thing is that the battery doesn't last long. Everything else is great. Really fun to game on and the display is 10 out of 10. I feel like it's just as good if not better than my PS5 which I thought I'd never say. If you're in the market for a new laptop, I would defiantly grab this one. I'm personal going to keep buying razer products in the future.

Pretty beastly machine power, great price too. But a terrible battery life. I don’t get more than about 5 hours of web surfing on the best battery saving settings.

I have had a number of laptops over the years, but this is one of the best I have had. The Razer implementations of GeForce graphics technologies has been awesome. I remember the days when integrated graphics in the CPU and a dedicated chip would cause all kinds of headaches for users, and with this it seems to have gone the way of the dinosaur. Switching between Optimus and dedicated graphics on this model is not on-the-fly; you do need to reboot after each switch. And it does trip off BitLocker hardware change monitoring, so you will need a BitLocker recovery key if you utilize that. Why I would take a star off this one is two major points: the price tag and the battery. While Optimus helps, I would have hoped laptop battery tech would have gotten to a point where you could switch over to a lower power hardware configuration and have all day power to the device (if not the full horsepower). And that the lack of battery run time comes at a $4k price tag for just 3 hours of battery time (if you are lucky) is a little annoying. Hopefully on next generations of the laptop this can be remediated.