Razor unveiled 2025 Razor Blade 16Featuring significant changes in its design, performance, and components. The new model is thinner, measuring just 0.59 inches (14.9 mm) at the front, a 30% reduction in thickness compared to the 2024 version.
Despite the slimmer design, the laptop retains its powerful specs, including a AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU and next-generation Nvidia GPUThe Blade 16 marks Razer's first use of an AMD processor in the lineup.
The Blade 16 also upgrades its audio system with six speakers, an improvement over the previous four, and maintains 240Hz. OLED Shows from last year.
However, the thinner chassis comes with some trade-offs. There is a new model 90Wh batteryDown from last year's 95.2Wh, and can Charge to 80% in about 45 minutes. This fast charging can be important, as previous models were known for subpar battery performance.
Razer aims to solve potential thermal issues with a new thermal gel that covers a larger area inside the laptop. While the new AMD processor may help reduce heat and improve battery life, the impact of these changes on overall performance remains to be tested. The new Blade 16 features a deeper body (250.5mm) and improved key travel (1.5mm) for better typing comfort.
set for Released in the first quarter of 2025The Razer Blade 16 promises to offer powerful gaming performance in a slim form factor. However, its price remains unannounced, though it is expected to be on the higher end.
characteristics | Specifications |
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CPU | Up to AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 |
GPU | Next-gen Nvidia GPU |
Speaker system | 6 speakers |
display | 240Hz OLED |
thickness | 0.59 inches (front), 0.69 inches (rear) |
the depth | 250.5 mm |
Keyboard travel | 1.5 mm |
battery | 90Wh, 80% charge in 45 minutes |
Thermal gel | Improved coverage on 2023 models |
release date | First quarter of 2025 |
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