Razer Blade Stealth 13 Ultrabook Laptop: Intel Core i7-1065G7 4 Core, Intel Iris Plus, 13.3" FHD 1080p 60Hz, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD, CNC Aluminum, Chroma RGB, Thunderbolt 3, Mercury White

My version is mercury white Razer 13 with Iris graphics onboard.+ Stellar build quality. Case is aluminum with very nice touch and feel. Since it's mercury white, it's not fingerprint magnet. Overall, case looks great in any environment, be it at home or in a office.+ Good selection of ports. 2 thunderbolt (usb-c), 2 usb -a, 3.5 audio jack. With thunderbolts you can easily connect it to full size working station (monitor, keyboard, mouse) with appropriate dongle. An if you are on go, it has regular usb ports, so you don't need to keep dongles with you all the time.+ Superb monitor. Image is crisp, good brightness and contrast. Matte screen looks great even outdoors.+ Great components. It has i7 CPU with 16 GB of RAM. Everything works smoothly (browsing web +office work + light programming) plus it can handle some casual gaming. My Razer came with 256GB SSD, which was not enough for me, but it was quite easily upgradable and probably cheaper than if Razer had 1 Tb option.+ Silent fans work. Overall I want to compliment fans noise level. My setting in Razer Synapse is 'Balanced'. When I just got this laptop and started installing all the programs that I need and Windows updates, fans noise level was noticeable. However after that, fans are virtually quiet. As I'm writing this review, I have 8 Chrome tabs, Skype and Visual Studio opened, and it's dead quiet.It's not without cons of course, but ultimately it didn't influence my final score: - Average camera quality. Front camera is ok at best. The reason I described it as average, because laptops manufactures do not usually include good cameras in laptops with some single exceptions like Microsoft Surface Book or Surface Pro.- Keyboard layout. If you look at it, you might notice, that to the left of the right Shift key, 'UP' key is located. So when I try to put '?' or '/' in a sentence, I would press 'UP' button instead. If you're not looking at keyboard when typing, it will be a problem for you as well. It takes some time to get used to it. I know that it is a problem for all current Razer laptops.-! I think monitor aspect ratios like 16:10 or 3:2 would work much better for compact ultrabook. It would leave black bars at the top and the bottom, when you're watching movies, but I think that's ok, considering you would have more useful space working in browser of MS Office documents.

I bought this to replace my old Blade stealth (2017). I liked that laptop but was frustrated with its plastic body, poor battery life, screen bezels, and uncomfortable keyboard.Razer seems to have addressed all of those issues with the white version of the stealth. Whereas before I could squeeze 3-4 hours on a full charge, this laptop easily goes for 6-8 depending on the screen brightness. The body is a solid piece of aluminum that feels very sturdy. The bezels on the side and top of the screen are much smaller, meaning a larger screen. The screen is very bright on max brightness, and doesn't glare even in direct light.The keyboard keys are much more spaced out than on my previous Stealth. It feels good to type on, my main gripe is that they placed the right shift key on the other side of the up arrow key, meaning I have to do a kind of weird split with my index and ring fingers if I want to do a one-handed question mark.Overall I'm very pleased with the laptop. If i had the chance again I would likely spend $500 more and get a regular blade for the discrete graphics card. My only intention for this laptop was to have a lightweight computer that had a long battery life and a comfortable keyboard for school. The fact that it looks very subtle and high-end without screaming GAMER is a big plus too.Would recommend.

awesome laptop, beats out anything from dell or hp.pros: 1) great matte screen, very bright 2) great build quality 3) well designed keyboard/trackpadcons: 2) battery life could use a boost. good battery life but could be better. 2)perhaps black keys instead of white next time?

600bucks ！for used very good condition，worked perfectly fine,good values 👍

The right shift key is just not acceptable. Slows down my typing a lot or I end up on the wrong line without realizing.Having screen flickering issues now and sometimes the screen stops working completely. Contacted support but it's been a week without a response.I regret this purchase completely.

the only good thing this laptop has going for it is the actual monitor itself which is very crisp and clear but for a gamers perspective this pc is quite bad in my opinion.. barely runs modern games over 30fps which is pathetic coming from razor i understand this is an "stealth" model pc but thats no excuse the intel graphics card sucks and the laptop itself overheats pretty quickly which is another problem for me.. both fans are located on the bottom which doesn't circulate good airflow at all i find myself propping the laptop up to something just so it can breathe they should've put the fans where the speakers are that would've made more sense... the laptop is decent dont expect to run the newest games at ultra 60fps keep dreaming this thing barely runs 30fps on lowest settings.. basically you're paying for a really good screen and well build computer [outside wise]

Razer really needs to improve their quality control management to get their customers the best purchase experience. Overall this is a great product other than having a little bump on the bottom case for some reason...

Best laptop I’ve ever had!

Great build quality and the 25W i7 1065G7 is a great processor for this form factor. It can handle light gaming and is ready to be plugged into an eGPU through the TB3 port at any time.

Very sleek nicely designed unit. Screen is not bright enough however for my use in a daylight flooded room. I also had the audio buzz out to nothing - appears to be a hardware issues that I am not going to try to resolve as I am sending this device back as inappropriate for my needs.