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Razer Blade 16 Gaming Laptop: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090-13th Gen Intel 24-Core i9 HX CPU - 16" Dual Mode Mini LED (4K UHD+ 120Hz & FHD+ 240Hz) - 32GB RAM - 2TB SSD - Compact GaN Charger - Windows 11

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Condition
Used - Like New
Style
Dual Mode Mini LED
Color
Classic Black
Set
RTX 4090
Model
RZ09-0483UEJ4-R3U1
Storage
2 TB
Memory
32 GB

Features 6

  • NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 4090 GRAPHICS: Packed for pure performance with 1.50 gPD (Graphics Power Density) and delivers up to 35% more graphic power per inch than any other 16 inch gaming laptop
  • 13TH GEN INTEL CORE I9 13950HX PROCESSOR: From full-blown AAA gaming to full-on content creation, run resource-intensive tasks flawlessly with the most powerful mobile processor leveraging desktop-grade silicon
  • NEXT GEN DUAL-MODE MINI LED DISPLAY: Switch between ultra-sharp 4K for creative work and ultra-fast refresh rates for silky-smooth gameplay, backed by 1K nits peak brightness and 100% DCI-P3 color accuracy
  • 16 INCH DISPLAY IN A 15 INCH BODY: Built with similar chassis dimensions to a typical 15 gaming laptop, it's just as ultra-portable yet offers even more screen real estatea solution thats the best of both worlds

Description

Experience insane performance and ultra-portability with the Razer Blade 16—featuring more graphics power per inch than any other 16” gaming laptop. Armed with the world’s first dual-mode mini-LED display, witness quality you can’t unsee with UHD+ 120 Hz and FHD+ 240 Hz native resolutions.

Specs 37

Brand Razer
Model Name Blade
Screen Size 16 Inches
Color Classic Black
Hard Disk Size 2 TB
CPU Model Intel Core i9
Ram Memory Installed Size 32 GB
Operating System Windows 11

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My favorite laptop so far!
Style: Dual Mode Mini LED Color: Classic Black Set: RTX 4070
The model for review context: i9, 4070, 16" miniLED screen When it comes to computers I am pretty picky and definitely lean towards perfectionism. However, I have never really been fully satisfied with a laptop I have owned in my life and there have been quite a few. This laptop is not perfect by any means, but, of all the others I have owned it is by far the best one. Because of that I definitely think 5 stars are justified even though I will list some minor complaints below. Some positive qualities: - Screen quality: The screen is amazing. I'm a big fan of OLEDs but this display is very satisfying for a laptop. The dual mode is very convenient as well - for more demanding games I do find myself switching modes. It is worth the reboot. The 240Hz refresh rate makes me spend a lot of time in the lower resolution mode as well. - Build quality: This laptop feels like one of the most solid Windows laptops I have ever owned. Being aluminum I was picturing a solid old macbook like stiffness, but it definitely isn't that thick which is a bit sad. However, I got over it pretty fast because this thing looks and feels great to handle. - Software: The setup experience was one of the most refreshing of any laptop I have purchased. No bloat. I didn't have to spend a half hour uninstalling crap from the manufacturer. There weren't 10 different applications I needed to use to change settings. I am also able to do things like switch to only using the dedicated GPU and not even using the integrated graphics, an experience I have never had the joy of being given compared to the big manufacturers that lock you out of things like that. - Charger: I am used to having big bulky chargers with all of my powerful laptops, but this charger is definitely the smallest of the bunch. I also really am a fan of the power connector and how solidly it connects to the laptop body. - Looks: I just wanted to put a specific section here to say this laptop finally satisfied my desire for a true dual use laptop - work and play on the road. The laptop does look super professional. No over the top RGB - no crazy gaming graphics. Just one logo and a light up keyboard which can be disabled (but I felt no need to - it isn't over the top in normal usage). - Low power charge support: This laptop handles being charged on lower output USB C chargers like a champ. No other power hungry laptop I have tried lets me plug into a 60W USB C wall charger and actually report some charging capability when demand is low. The system will charge when sleeping or powered off without issue with any charger I've tried it with. Some general thoughts: - Heat management: I've had laptops with louder fans, and I've had laptops that ran cooler, but to me this is a solid performer in terms of heat management. I've never felt the laptop was too hot sitting on my lap. When gaming on a table I also never have felt I was going to burn a hole in the table as with some gaming laptops in my past. - Touchpad: At first, I was extremely annoyed by the touch pad. I was constantly randomly scrolling or selecting or dragging things, sometimes even just by dirt or a piece of hair being on the touchpad. But I turned the sensitivity down in the windows settings menu and this all went away. I also turned off the 3/4 finger gestures since I don't use them - so that may have helped as well. If you really enjoy those this could be an issue. But, overall I am positive on the touchpad. I don't mind the size and enjoy the feel of the clicks and performance of scrolling and tapping. - Performance: For non gaming performance, I have been super impressed. It tears away at any work I throw at it. In terms of gaming performance, it is also pretty good. But I really have only casually gamed on this laptop. In Halo Infinite I get about 150FPS in High graphics modes with the screen not in 4K mode. Plenty to keep me satisfied, but maybe I should have just sprung for the 4080 to bump it up a big more in 4K mode. - Battery life: Battery life is pretty good. Far better than my past gaming laptops. But there is one minor annoyance I have and that is that Windows won't accurately estimate battery life. The battery will be at 80% and Windows will say "5 minutes remaining" of battery life. I don't know if that's Microsoft's fault or something with the Razer drives/BIOS, but it is there regardless. - Weight: This is the heaviest laptop I have owned so far. But I don't care - it feels solid in a good way. But I wanted to mention it since that is important to some people. Some negatives: - Screen backlight uniformity: On the bottom of the screen I have three noticeable spots where the backlight is not uniform. But, these are only visible when the screen is completely black. I have never noticed it watching videos or gaming on the display - only when the laptop reboots or is changing power states. It bugs me knowing those spots are there at this price point - but once again they don't affect anything during usage. So annoying but not a huge deal. - Fan placement: If you pick up the laptop in the right place (which I seem to do 70% of the time), you will be grabbing right under the fan grille and actually stop the fan from spinning since the grille flexes inwards. The noise is a bit alarming and I feel it probably isn't great for the fans. Yes, eventually I am sure I will get used to picking it up "the right way" but I have never had to worry about this before with a laptop. And somehow I almost always pick it up and do this unless I am specifically thinking "I must be very careful picking my laptop up off the table" So, overall, I am super happy. This laptop isn't perfect - but I don't think for me a perfect laptop exists. With that being said this is the best laptop I have owned and I will definitely stay in this line of laptops for the future if they still appear to be similar quality when it comes time for an upgrade! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2023 by tde30
BAD DISPLAY; DO NOT BUY
Style: Dual Mode Mini LED Color: Classic Black Set: RTX 4090
DO NOT BUY THIS MACHINE. Do not ignore the other reviewers here. They are not joking about the terrible display. There seems to be a particular run of 2023 Razer blade 16s that have horrible issues with the adaptive dimming feature, which YOU CANNOT TURN OFF. The machine would be great if the display did not look so bad. Text is irregularly lit and causes very weird looking glowy, dim, and variously eye straining images. Worse yet is the 2024 model looks fine yet the adaptive dimming can be disabled on that specific revision and NOT on the 2023. Razer and various forum users have been discussing this issue for a year now, and according to their support just last week (6/7/24) there is still no date on when this issue will be fixed in the 2023 model. Just don't buy it. There are apparently two panel serials an AUO and a BOE. Whatever amazon is selling are the busted BOE units. I thought I could put up with it, but ended up returning the laptop and getting a 2024 model instead. The difference is night and day, and the discounted price really isn't worth the viewing compromises. Especially since dark areas will be dimmed to such an exaggerated extent that you can't see your cursor at times. It is really strange and baffling how this was acceptable to Razer. Also the battery life is not comparable to many of the online notebook reviews. Not sure how they test these things, but you will be lucky to get 4 hours with HDR off, 60hz, and the battery saving power profile doing nothing more than web browsing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024 by vlad
High-Octane Gaming Powerhouse - You Wont Be Disappointed!
Style: QHD+ 240Hz Color: Classic Black Set: RTX 4070
Review Image by Ryan Pittman Ryan Pittman
Boasting a relentless combination of power and portability, the Razer Blade 16 Gaming Laptop has seriously raised the stakes in the gaming arena. This machine screams 'no compromise' and means it. Pros: Performance: With its NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 GPU and a 13th Gen Intel 24-core i9 HX CPU, it's akin to holding a small, portable supercomputer. Be it gaming or content creation, this laptop shreds through tasks with a vengeance. Display: The screen is a vibrant feast for the eyes. Gaming on this beast is nothing short of a visual spectacle. Build Quality: The solid, sleek design, coupled with a robust chassis, exudes a premium feel. It's like holding a luxury sports car in your hands. Probably my favorite laptop I've ever purchased, and i have purchased MANY in the IT field! Cons: Price: The high-end specs come with a steep price tag. It's definitely an investment, but given its performance, it could be worth it for hardcore gamers and it also has the newest GPU on the market. Battery Life: As with most gaming laptops, the battery life could be better. High-performance gaming eats battery, so you might find yourself tethered to a power outlet more often than you'd like. Fan Noise: Under heavy load, the fans kick up a notch. It's not a dealbreaker, but it's noticeable. Overall, the Razer Blade 16 is a power-packed beast in a compact shell. It's a bold statement in the world of portable gaming. It's not perfect, but its shortcomings are overshadowed by its raw, unrelenting power. For gamers who crave performance above all else, this laptop hits the mark. Just make sure you have a heating pad on your lap since this thing gets so hot! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023 by Ryan Pittman Ryan Pittman
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