Razer's Blade Stealth is the computer manufacturer's first laptop crafted for non-gaming purposes. Having said that, it relies on an Intel HD Graphics 520 Card, and there is no hidden Processing Unit for graphics.
MacBook Pro 2016 vs Razer Blade Stealth: Processing Power
Given the lack of a GPU or any form of advanced video processing, it is believed to be pitted against the MacBook Pro of Apple and is believed to be better than it. With this, if one was to talk about processing power alone, the MacBook Pro is a better choice than the Blade Stealth.
MacBook Pro 2016 vs Razer Blade Stealth: Size and Dimensions
The Blade Stealth is very thin and small, at a mere 12.5 inches wide and 13.1 mm thin. This is just as thin as Apple's MacBook. It is, however, slightly heavier than the 0.9kg Macbook at 1.25 kg. The Stealth is still not much of a weight to carry, and its overall build is relatively more solid.
The sturdiness is brought about by the design, which is unibody aluminium, which gives the unit an overall strong feel to it. It also has a fingerprint magnet, matte black finish.
MacBook Pro 2016 vs Razer Blade Stealth: Display
The screen is arguably one of the best features of the Razer Blade Stealth. Users can choose between a 4k, 3840x2160 or a QHD, 2560 x 1440 screen. The former covers 100% of the RGB spectrum in Adobe, while the latter covers 70%. Furthermore, it is also equipped with a touchscreen.
MacBook Pro 2016 vs Razer Blade Stealth: Hardware and Internal Features
Another unique thing about Razer's new laptop is the RGB lighting for the individual keyboards. One of the things which make it stand out from the rest is its Intel i7-6500U hardware.
The quad-core processor in the Razer Blade Stealth boasts of a 3.6GHz speed, which is also the reason behind the 65W TDP rating of the Blade Stealth. Furthermore, there are a lot of options for storage one could choose from, which would also be dependent on the display option you intend to choose.
