Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have gone Through so many different laptops trying to find the perfect one until I bought the Razer Blade Professional 17 And all I can say is I LOVE THIS LAPTOP!! The Razer Blade 17 has a large 17.3" inch screen and a super clear 4k display and it gives the ultimate gamer experience.

I will start by saying I did not want to spend this much money on a laptop since I just build my first gaming pc (Phanteks Evolve X - RTX 3080 EVGA FTW3 Ultra, 32GB Corsair Dominator 3200mhz, ROG Maximus XII Formula, Intel I7 - 10700K, NZXT Kraken Z63, 2TB Samsung 970 Evo Plus, 1TB PNY XLR8, 2x 4TB Seagate Wolf, 1TB Samsung 850 SSD, ROG 850 Thor) This build is the most powerful computer I have ever owned and plan to add a 3090 Strix (White) when I can afford it and maybe upgrade the 32gb to 64gb. And even possibly watercool the whole thing. Now for the actual laptop, it's awesome! Obviously not as awesome as my tower, but it keeps up in a somewhat mobile form factor. The display is great at 120hz, has accurate color, is plenty bright for indoors, is touch screen, can be changed to many resolutions (mostly play at 2560x1440p and 2560x1600p) for great frame rates at ultimate settings, and has great viewing angles. The display also has four flaws. 1.) The display is glossy! Why? If you use it a bright room or outside all you see are reflections. This is a major disappointment. I have to keep moving to see certain. Parts of the screen at times or just move my Blade Pro. Though I have it in the Razer stand and I kinda doubled taped it to my desk (due to constantly being knocked around by my cats) so that's another problem. 2.) The screen lacks brightness! The screen is rated at 400nits, but seems less than that. I have to have it all full brightness during day time and sometimes I feel it's too dim. Apparently my living room is too bright. 3.) The display is awesome for working, watching videos, etc, but when it comes to playing highly demanding games that thurst for more out of your GPU and CPU this display sees it's flaw. The PC cannot handle ultimate settings on most AAA titles and embarrassingly manages to give 30-45fps. It can on not so demanding games like Overwatch, Fortnite, and so on, where it can get manage close to the 120hz advertised. But anything AAA specially if you want the RTX features will need to be played at 1440p or 1080p for 60+ fps. ( But hey that is a major upgrade over regular 1080p laptops) 4.) When you want to change between power hungry 120hz to energy efficient 60hz, the action news to be taken to Synapse Laptop System Performance and then needs to be restarted. Same action for the reverse of from 60hz to 120hz for the screen to acknowledge and make the changes. The Battery is a joke. I mean if you want to game, you will have to keep it plugged it unless you want only about 1hr and 30mins of battery life and risking it completely shutting down in the middle of a match. Though we all know this going into buying this laptop. Luckily the Razer Blade Pro offers two modes, Optimus (60Hz only and uses CPU graphics) and GPU usage. This enhances the battery from 1.5hrs to about 5-6hrs. Nice little difference to actually enjoy a portable computer at this size. The keyboard is a pain. It's so small! At it's gargantuant size, you would expect a decently sized keyboard but it's just too small. I have troubleaalternating between a full size keyboard and even a 60% keyboard to this as it's even smaller. But you get used to it. Some keys are rather in an ackward placevand kek travel isn't the best. Also the pressure on the keys is just not my style. I use MX Brown switches on all my keyboards so there's that. This is the worst part of this computer for me. I solved this issue by using my own wireless keyboard at all times. The speakers are pretty loud and offer decent bass to enjoy games and movies. The sound is even loud enough to fill a medium sized room. But what shines is the dac built in. It powers my MX50 enough to sound vibrant and powerful. Deep bass and open sound stage to assist with pinpointing shots and incoming enemies. Also great for cinematic cut scenes. The ports offered are great, though I would have wished it had two thunderbolt 3 ports. I bought a OWC thunderbolt 4 port hub which added 3 thunderbolt 3 connections to my laptop so I can add the Razer Chroma X with an enclosed RTX 3070 XC3 Ultra and the 4TB Seagate Gaming Dock (which I added a 2TB PNY XLR8) and they both work great! Though obviously I get more fps if I connect the Chroma X directly to PC, difference is about 10-15fps on my X34 at ultimate settings. But either way it adds more ports. Thought the pc itself includes: 1 - thunderbolt 3 port/usb-c 1 - usb-c port 1 - HDMI 2.0 1 - SD card reader 3 - usb 3.0 ports 1 - ethernet port 1 - combined mic/headset port The laptop is made out of aluminum which is durable and looks like a windows Macbook Pro. Looks legit and seems extremely durable. Razer also made sure that upgrade areas are easy to access and allowed you to have access to the ram and storage slots. It originally has installed 16gb of ram and 1tb of storage. I added a 2tb PNY XLR8 on the second open slot and replaced the 16gb ram with 32gb Corsair Vengeance 3200mhz. Now it runs flawlessly. Though it is a finger magnet. Please clean! I was impressed by the temps. This laptop runs pretty cool! Just make sure to keep it elevated at all times. I purchased a cooler which I haven't used as the Blade keeps it's temps under 70C no matter the game I throw at it. Overall I think it is a great laptop, but you have to know the drawbacks that this packages comes with. Once you understand or can deal with these drawbacks, you will be satisfied with what this beast of a machines has to offer. I would recommend.

My first Razer laptop. I stopped using there peripherals but stopped because I hate cloud based drivers. I Use to be a loyal Alienware fan but there recent laptops with soldered everything and poor performance had me start looking for a new route. Razer is the Mac of windows laptops! This 120hz 4k screen is nothing short of amazing, The vapor chamber cooling does a great job. I am concerned about the factory undervolt they baked into the bios. I think I will be keeping this one around. The build quality and performance is nothing short of top notch. I have heard some horror stories about Razers support which does have me concerned a little,

this machine really dont need my review its Razer duh the best in business why well you can feel it holding the device you can smell the material you can enjoy looking at it and use it like a gem yes thats how razer product are an im quite familiar with it i own booth of there 2020 laptops this one and the 15 inch advanced 2080 super with oled and few other toys from razer lets focus on this 17 inch with its stuning 4k screen in my case i never seen nothing like it in no gaming laptop other than the oled version for the 15 but this screen is great for all your needs videos making photo editing plying games video watching whatever it looks stunning colors pop up without overwhelming your eyes build quality well its razer it feels like its one block of metal feels sooo gooood and for my use forget about heat throttling this is really cooled device those 2 extra fans really make a huge difference speakeer quality is close to the macbook pro 2019 which is the best in market rgb lighting is out of this world i really cant find nothing bad so far i use it to stream on twitch with razer kiyo and there vibrating headset and colorfull keyboard this is just a machine not too long a go was not possible to have in your lab this 8 core cbu really does well with this laptop cooling people dont see the value of razer till the join the cult lol Razer for life cant wait to ejoy my Razer toys\ professional devices for years to come thanks Razer for your innovation happy Razer fan for life you all should be lol

This premium device delivers the style and quality if that’s what you value. Pros - screen is bright, awesome colors, 120hz - build quality - performance, 9400 Time Spy score Cons - fingerprints - battery life, think portable light desktop not laptop - shallow keyboard travel

Excellent computer. I have no regrets with this incerstment.

Great laptop with solid build materials and the ability to upgrade the SSD (2 m.2 slots) and RAM (2 ddr4 slots). Paying for the construction and materials competitive with Apple

Amazing gaming laptop with a clean, crisp display. Everything about this laptop is user-friendly and makes daily gaming more fun. The speed is excellent, and I look forward to using it every day.

runs great, graphics are stellar. Have no trouble running games

Fantastic laptop very fast runs super smoothly with beautiful 4K display and 120 Hertz Refresh Rate. Would strongly recommend. You won't regret purchasing it.

It's very expensive, but it runs really good so far. I give it 5 stars. It was for my daughter.

It's a sleek, fast gaming rig. The Razer Blade Pro 17.3 is delightful. Some folks have claimed issues with cooling, but I have had no issues. The minimal border on the screen keeps this 17" monitor in a small a chassis as possible. Likewise, the full-metal body helps with cooling. I'm happy to have it, and I look forward to years of service.

This laptop has a 4K touch display - UHD - 120Hz / 16GB RAM / 1TB SSD / RTX 2080 SUPER thank you razer !!

Has been working great, no complaints. Is a wonderful gaming computer.

We were pleased with our purchase and would do it the same again

Nice laptop except for the price. You'll find other laptops with more standard components like 32 GB RAM and fingerprint reader for hundreds less. Here are the biggest issues I have with it: 1. Needs a higher refresh screen to compete with offers from Dell, Alienware, MSI, Asus, Acer and Gigabyte. 2. At 6.3 pounds, its a heavy beast. Not meant to travel with. 3. The RTX 2080 S Max Q is on the same performance level as the RTX 2070 which can be found on much cheaper laptops. 4. Sharp edges dig into your wrist and palms across the keyboard surface. Can be very uncomfortable when typing. The edges also bring nicks very easily. 5. Razer got rid of the IZGO and G-SYNC touchscreen panels found on the old Razer Blade Pros. Without G-SYNC, you'll notice motion blur and image tearing on racing games like Forza Horizon 4. 5. Webcam is awful - 720p and 1 megapixel.

when will BB carry this in stock, also i like to see it on display