Blade 15 Base Gaming Laptop 2020: Intel Core i7-10750H 6-Core, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, 15.6" FHD 1080p 120Hz, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD, CNC Aluminum, Chroma RGB Lighting, Black,Windows 10 Home

i love this laptop !!! right now, i could only afford to get a gaming laptop that works alongside school, or i could get a full on PC and not have a laptop for school. its a great machine ! im a streamer, and it consistently pumps out 60fps streams which is really nice. its not super loud so if i want to cool it down on stream i can max out the fans and not have it be super annoying to listen to. the thing about this laptop though is that its SUPER hot. i usually stream minecraft and have discord, streamlabs, spotify, and vtube studio all on at the same time, and it gets quite hot. like, if my food was that hot i’d probably have to blow on it before eating it. its super noticeable when you press down on the keys and you feel it on your fingertips, and its kind of uncomfortable. despite all that, i can get a solid 120fps on every game that i play with no issues. personally, upgrading from an actual potato to this was a legendary change. so to summarize ,, pros : gaming is very smooth ! i love the design and the razed synapse is easy to work around. the rgb on the keyboard is nice looking and pressing on the keys feels nice. the screen is nice and bright and i dont lag whenever i stream and play games at the same time. its easily my favorite laptop ! its light, really aesthetically pleasing, and works just the way i want it to cons: the speakers suck. its really funny to me because on my old potato the speakers are leaps and bounds better than these. not that i use them often, but whenever i want to take a break from my headphones these speakers are not it. the battery doesnt last too long when off the charger, but i havent ran that many tests so it could probably stay on longer if i changed around a few settings to take the computers focus off of performance. it gets REALLY hot. an ice cube could melt pretty fast on the surface of it if i were playing genshin impact on high settings, medium if im streaming and listening to music. overall, i like this laptop because its a lot better than my old one. if i were you, i’d probably sit tight and save up some more money to get the advanced model for that cooling system, or look for something else if you want a cooler laptop. honestly, i think it cools on pretty quickly if you close the game and wait for a minute with the fans maxed, but im pretty lenient when it comes to machines. anyways, i hope this helped !

I'm really happy with this computer. I'm not a gamer but have to run several programs at once so a friend recommended this. The color changing keyboard is super cool and the laptop is very sleek and nice looking. Battery life and performance are great. It's a bit heavy but very sturdy. My only complaint is that the track pad is a bit large so I'll accidentally hit it sometimes while I'm typing. If you use an external mouse, though, you can disable the track pad so it's not as much of a problem. Overall would highly recommend.

Love that this is sturdy, light weight and aluminum metal covered and I don't think I'll have broken hinges in a year or two like my last two plastic gaming laptops. That was my biggest concern in looking for a gaming laptop I could use to game a little but mostly to quickly photo edit and use photo shop when on the road. It is extremely fast, out does my desktop and is now out of 4 pc's the one I use. It's so quick I can't handle waiting on the others. Last years graphics is fine for the saving I garnered. I'm a firm believer in I'd still be happy with my last years pc this year. I easily installed a 2 TB m2 hard drive in the extra slot (love it has an empty slot for that) and the 16 GB ram seems to run my photo editing with fine speed and my older games. This does not have thunderbolt to connect a display through the C port but has two type C ports that I use to connect all peripherals and then just use the hdmi to connect one monitor and use the laptop screen as a second so don't purchase a C type universal docking station to connect displays, display put through won't work on this 2020 model, i believe it has been updated by razer to work on the 2021 models. Very very happy with this purchase for my needs. Oh i thought I would miss the number bad, especially when photo editing but i've adapted to that quickly and do not miss it.

Great laptop for price, and CAN game on but i dont plan on being a hardcore gamer on this laptop, it definitely gets warm and loud when you push it. Im not a fan of the huge touchpad and not having a number pad but again its a great laptop for regular use that can be gamed on

i bought this in prime day for $930, it was a bargain, the laptop is great the only issue as all gaming laptops is that it gets hot when gaming for long time and can affect the perfurmance

One of the best laptops, but the software and the speakers aren't that good. Got it on prime day for $1000 and was very happy with it. When restarting, synapse puts the fan speed on manual. Had to search up how to resolve this and apparently you can't, and the speakers are just terrible, but then again its made for gaming not for the sound. Otherwise the laptop is amazing. Great performance, and great battery life. Can run most games on high settings with no lag. Great laptop would recommend.

I thought I'd bought a nice laptop. It was, for about 24 hours. I was excited to grab this sleek, well-equipped system for $999 on Prime Day 2021 for work and some light gaming; it was in my hands the next day. It powered on and Windows, NVIDIA and other updates rolled in. I installed a couple of games to see how the 1660 Ti performed (better than expected). The next day, I was gaming while plugged into power (battery near full, at last glance) when Windows alerted that the battery was very low. It died about a minute later. I tested other electronics to see if it was an outlet issue -- it wasn't. I suspected the problem was the Razer power cord/brick, because after hours of testing in other outlets, the brick remained cold to the touch. Welp, guess this high-end system shipped with a power brick that failed in a day (I'd gone with Razer hardware hoping to avoid cheap laptop problems). In-the-box documentation implores the buyer to contact Razer customer support before returning the product to the vendor, so I opened a ticket, explaining the issue, concluding with: "Rather than returning it to Amazon and leaving a poor review, I'd like to explore options through Razer support. Can another power adapter be shipped to me? Or should I send the entire system to Razer for a simple exchange?" Late that night, I got back a copy/pasted list of questions, some of which I had already answered in the initial message (e.g. "When did the issue start occurring?"). I provided details again. Their next response, in part: "At this point, we can say that your device is defective and needs to be replaced. However, since your laptop was recently purchased. For a faster resolution, please contact Amazon directly for a 30 days warranty claim and to initiate your return." Great, my only recourse is to return this to Amazon, which also doesn't give me the option of a simple exchange. After consulting with Amazon's customer service, I'm supposed to return the system for a refund to my payment method, then buy another Razer Blade 15 at whatever the current price is, then talk to Amazon again for a refund to bring me even with the $999 sale price. I'm waiting till my first refund comes in before I decide whether to roll the dice on another Razer laptop. For now, Razer's hardware and customer support earns 0 stars (I'll forward this review to Razer in hopes it's shown to anyone up the chain of command who can improve their process). Amazon's bare-minimum solution rounds this rating up to 1 star.

Payed USD1099 for this Razer base model. At that price this is a steal, at USD 1199 is an excellent purchage but at the original price of USD1599 not worth the money. The SSD included is really low performance. If you plan to really game with this laptop buy a new NVMe ssd storage. Amazing how BAD the sound of the speakers in this laptop, terrible terrible bad quality sound. Not sure why Razer use THX...