Razer’s 18-inch Blade is the biggest and most powerful laptop in its arsenal, and the latest version ups the ante even further. The 2024 Blade 18 (starts at $3,099; $4,499 as tested) includes ...

2025's roster of Razer laptops is now complete, with the Blade 14 joining its 16-inch and 18-inch siblings on the shelf. That means Sneki's RTX 50-Series generation is in full-swing, offering some ...

Razer has had a change of heart. It’s still pursuing its iconic thin-and-light design philosophy, but with the new laptops the company brought to CES 2023, there’s a new focus on performance ...

The newly announced Razer Blade 14 isn’t quite stiletto-thin, but it’s becoming far more knife-like over time. Compared to past iterations, the shell is now as tall as 10 pennies stacked on ...

Razer has officially unveiled its thinnest and most powerful Blade laptop yet, combining cutting-edge AI processing with high-end graphics in the new Razer Blade 14. Razer is back at it again ...

Razer sure does make a lot of streaming gear, and if you're already a fan of its other gaming hardware, then it might actually make more sense for you to buy into Team Green's ecosystem instead of ...

The Blade 18 is Razer's largest and most powerful laptop yet. It's got a big, gorgeous 240Hz display, a slick unibody frame and practically every port you might need. It can also be configured ...

He spent over 15 years in IT support before joining The Verge. Razer’s powerhouse Blade 18 portable gaming desktop replacement is launching today with a surprise price hike from its originally ...

Most of us know Razer for its extravagant gaming peripherals with RGB lights and high-end keyboards, mice, headsets, and controllers. But it’s stepping into new territory in games with its AI tech.

The Razer Blade 14 is an excellent choice for those who want high framerates and stunning visuals in a gaming laptop they can take anywhere. The Razer Blade 14 laptops I have reviewed in the past ...

It was impressive but niche, and any specs under the hood were very hush-hush. It’s clearer to me now that Razer’s goal all along was to evolve into the business of game development with an AI ...