Razer Blade 15 Base Gaming Laptop 2020: Intel Core i7-10750H 6-Core, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060, 15.6" FHD 1080p 144Hz, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, CNC Aluminum, Chroma RGB Lighting, Thunderbolt 3, Black

Excellent product, build quality is top notch and also the screen is amazingly crisp sharp and clear.Its made for both professional and gaming purpose.Keyboard is good but not as buttery smooth as surface laptops.Delivered on time as describe from the time of purchase.Sleak and elegant looking windows laptop.Love it.

No heating issues while gaming (80 C under max load) nor there is any quality control problems.

All Round Performance... Photo Editing and Gaming...🥰😍...❤️ Love it ❤️

The Blade 15 is an amazing laptop for gaming and editing.Pros: Amazingly fast, lightweight for a gaming laptop.Cons: Overpriced, Fans get very loud playing games like fortnite or apex legends. Don't even think about putting it on your lap- It will burn you, and battery isnt that good.Overall, it's a good laptop if you want something simple, but there is better.

It has been able to do every game I own on ultra settings with zero issues. Upgrade the memory, and you'll be set.Favourite thing is how it closes and is flush all the way around. I HATE laptops where it never fully closes the gap between the keyboard and screen allowing dust to get in or make it easier to be opened. This ignores that problem entirely.I do recommend a stand to cool it though, and a screwdriver set to open the bottom and use compressed air to get the dust out, because the fans work very hard.

Estoy muy contento con la adquisición de esta computadora.La configuración que tiene (procesador i7-10750, RTX 2060 MAX-P, monitor FHD a 144hz, memoria de 16 GB y SSD de 512) no es cualquier cosa, y algo similar en otras marcas sale bastante más caro. Creo que el precio encontrado en amazon es muy bueno.El producto tardó en llegar un día y llegó en excelentes condiciones, creo que mi única queja sería el empaque, ya que vino es una caja demasiado grande, y adentro hay una caja más (de Razer) que contiene otra caja que es donde viene ya la computadora.Adentro de la última caja viene lo primero que ves es la leyenda de #GoGreenwithRazer, pero si en verdad les preocupara la sustentabilidad creo que podrían ahorrar mucho más cartón.Fuera de eso, el diseño de la computadora me parece maravilloso. El color negro mate es muy elegante y contrasta muy bien con el logo verde de razer. Además se siente muy sólido el chasis. Es muy fácil acceder a la parte de atrás, donde puedes incrementar la memoria, además de instalar un segundo disco duro, lo cual me parece fenomenal, tomando en cuenta que el uso principal que le daré a la computadora es para trabajo.Lo que me preocupa es que he leído muchos comentarios que indican que el servicio al cliente es pésimo y que además son máquinas no muy duraderas, pero por el momento la veo realemente bien, Espero tener buena suerte y que ésta sea mi máquina principal por largo tiempo. Si algo cambia iré actualizando esta nota, pero de momento la recomiendo ampliamente por su relación calidad-precio.

I got this computer to primarily edit and render photos and videos. For that purpose, this thing is an absolute beast. For gaming, I can't say that there is ANY laptop I would recommend, but this one definitely gets toasty. I disabled the turbo on the i7 in the bios to drop temps, and the palm rests/space over the keyboard get warm to the finger in about 30-60 minutes of MTG: Arena, which isn't exactly a rough title to render.However, again, this laptop is killer for productivity. Ten T5 Torx screws hold the bottom cover on, which simply levers off with light pressure. Both SSD slots are dual type, meaning that any spare drives you have around will be compatible with the empty spare slot, and RAM is easily accessible and upgradeable to 64gb. I've elected to keep mine at 16gb for now, I've never been much for multitasking.Build quality is excellent, and in my opinion is the killer feature of the Blade. The multitouch trackpad is fluid and responsive, resisting oil buildup and remaining very low friction. Gestures work first try. The chassis and screen feel sturdy, without noticeable flex. The hinge magnets are firm, but workable with both hands (1 hand tends to slide it around the desk surface rather than opening the thing). Yeah, it's a fingerprint magnet. I've got more than enough microfibers to not be bothered, though.Overall, if you're expecting to do some light gaming between productive tasks up to rendering video, the Blade will see you through, and it'll look good doing it. If you want to do AAA gaming binges, build a desktop. There's just not enough ventilation in laptops to do that kind of stressful load, and the thermals WILL shorten the life of your computer.

My Laptop Version: Razer Blade 15 Base Gaming Laptop 2020: Intel Core i7-10750H 6-Core, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q, 15.6" 4K OLED, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, CNC Aluminum, Chroma RGB, Thunderbolt 3, Creator Ready, BlackMy uses for this laptop are video editing (Davinci Resolve), gaming, word processing, and web browsing.PROS:-Dat screen. I mean...have you seen a better one on a laptop? Any 4K movies or shows you watch on this are sure to dazzle on that practically unrivaled OLED screen. Sure, it's only a 60hz refresh rate but very few computers can run 4K at 60FPS anyway. You have to see the look of the screen in person to really understand. Very bright and vivid colors. Especially if you are into video editing or Photoshop, this will add a whole new dimension to your workflow.-Build quality. I've never owned a laptop that was built better and looked snazzier than the Razer Blade 15. Everything about it screams quality. It's as if Apple designed it, and you caught them during a year when they like black and high-end gaming. It's a high compliment to the team at Razer. Besides, I needed a gaming laptop that I could also bring around clients, and this meets that need bigtime. Slap a dBrand skin on it if you don't like the snake logo.-Performance. Outriders came out yesterday. I played it at 4K 30fps; it was gorgeous, and rarely ever had a hitch or stutter. It was surprising how smooth it played. Not every game is this way though, it may depend on how the game is optimized. Crackdown 3 for example, CHUGS at 4K Ultra or High, and there are just some games where you have to turn the overall graphics/texture quality down to achieve a stable framerate. OR you could downscale to 1440p and be totally fine. I don't count that against the Razer Blade. Because then I check out other games like Forza Horizon 4 in 4K, and I drool all over again.Keyboard: There has been a lot said about if this is a good keyboard or not, is this enough travel distance for the keys, blah blah blah. Me personally, I really like this keyboard. I have been doing some intense writing on it lately, and I am FLYING on it. At no point did I think to myself that this isn't comfortable or I don't like this keyboard. I wasn't even thinking about it, just typing away. I was worried that I wouldn't like the design of the arrow keys, but I ended up having zero problems with it when actually using it.Trackpad: Before this laptop arrived at my door, I was shopping for which Razer mouse to pair with this. Now that I have tried the trackpad, I genuinely don't know if I will go through with ordering an additional mouse (I mostly game on the laptop with an Xbox Controller for Windows, so no need for a gaming mouse). The trackpad is that good, and I typically hate using trackpads. The trackpad is huge, and does everything you need it to. There have been a few instances where some part of my hand will accidentally brush against it as I am typing, and my cursor in Word will warp me to earlier in my paragraph. But it is not a huge issue whatsoever.-RGB Lighting: For the Base model, it is not per-key lighting, it is the same RGB lighting for the entire keyboard, and you pick your color and/or how you want the color cycle to go. It's all very easy through the Razer Synapse app. This kind of lighting is really sharp looking and more than enough for me.CONS:-As many reviewers have mentioned, the laptop runs a little hot when gaming, video editing, or doing some other intensive task. IMHO, the major hot spot is not where the hands should rest in front of the keyboard, it is the space between the screen and the keyboard that gets surprisingly hot. But that's a spot you would rarely ever touch. The heat is virtually non-existent if you are doing something like web browsing or word processing. Me personally, I bought a laptop cooling pad and never looked back. I have gotten precisely zero BSODs or game crashes.-There may be times you open up your laptop and the OLED screen is acting like it just woke up from a nap and is not all there yet. It's dimmer than you remember, or just suddenly looks like a normal laptop screen. One of two things will happen. Either the OLED screen will eventually brighten all on it's own after sufficiently waking up, or you can tap that brightness Function key to make it snap out of it. This setting is on by default and I have not yet discovered how to prevent the auto-dimming, but it is not a major issue, just a slight annoyance to have to wait a moment to see that OLED greatness.- As beautiful as the laptop design is, the black aluminum chassis is a fingerprint magnet. It does come with a Razer branded microfiber cloth to buff them out, and it does work. But I personally recommend some kind of non-alcoholic wet wipe, such as a Dude Wipe or Baby Wipes, as it dries quickly and the end result is spotless. But what will likely happen instead is that you just accept it how it is, fingerprints and all. Who has the time to constantly buff all that out?-Speakers? I don't know, I see reviewers complaining about lesser quality speakers on this, but I watched Zack Snyder's Justice League on the Razer Blade and enjoyed the heck out of the audio. I'm kind of an audiophile myself and I never noticed an issue with the sound quality or volume level. But if you do notice something, use headphones. You were probably going to anyway.In conclusion, this is quite simply the best laptop I've ever owned, and I do not regret the purchase one iota. Sure there are some slight cons, but there are workarounds to each of them, I've shown you what they are. Besides, any perceived con you think that this laptop has will be washed away by the 4K OLED goodness. It's a treat to use it, and I don't think you'll regret it.

This is an amazing laptop for the price. Its easy to upgrade and has a solid build quality. My one caveat and its a big one, Razer, why did you cheap out on power delivery via USB C? Like come on. For this price, this should've been included.I am concerned about that proprietary connector. Perhaps someone can find me a solution for an after market connector as a back up.Otherwise, this is the MacBook Pro alternative you should get.