"The new model is 11% thinner and 11% lighter than its predecessor, weighing just 3.5 pounds and 0.6 inches thick, with a slick, matte black finish that looks and feels premium. The form challenges the brand's own aesthetic with a device that looks more like a Dell XPS 14 or MacBook Pro than a gaming laptop. The physical build is certainly one of this laptop's best features. Despite its thin and light frame, it feels expressly durable, with minimal flexing or screen wobble. I also love the large rubber posts on the bottom of the device that keep it from sliding around and allow for more airflow."
"By highlighting this new and improved form factor, Razer is taking aim at competing 14-inch gaming laptops, particularly the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14, which reigns supreme as one of the best 14-inch gaming laptops out there ( one of our favorites, as well). There are a handful of differences between these two laptops, however, with the Blade 14 trading a little bit of that power for its svelte form factor, opening up a use case as a device that's equally capable on the Steam dashboard as it is in the office."
Razer's latest Blade model is 11% thinner and 11% lighter than its predecessor, weighing 3.5 pounds and measuring 0.6 inches thick. The laptop features a slick matte black finish and a design that resembles ultraportable professional notebooks more than traditional gaming machines. The chassis feels durable with minimal flex and screen wobble, and large rubber posts on the bottom enhance grip and airflow. The 3K, 120Hz OLED display reaches nearly to the edges with ultrathin bezels. A large edge-to-edge trackpad offers precise input. The slimmer form trades some raw power for improved portability, making the device suitable for gaming and office workflows.
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