Razer is the most common name that you would talk about when it comes to premium gaming laptops, and their upcoming 17-inch Razer Blade Pro is going to set the bar for standards even more. Razer claims that their all-new Blade Pro was designed specifically for "gamers and power users who want desktop performance on the go."
Razers magic knows no bounds
Believe it or not, Razer has managed to incorporate a Nvidia GTX 1080, which is the new hottest processor when it comes to ultimate graphical excellence, in a laptop that is under an inch thick. But of course, with this internals and features, you're also going to pay for all of it. Honest to goodness, the Razer Blade Pro doesn't come in cheap. Starting at $3,699, it is indeed a handful when it comes to its cost.
Why buy the Razer Blade Pro
"It's truly not for everybody," explains Razer product manager Kevin Sather. "It's for people who want to get the most out of a PC." What he said might just be right, because the Razer Blade Pro is indeed not your average gaming laptop. Here's what you get for buying it:
Convenience
The 17-inch Razer Blade Pro packs double the numbers in a lot of key specs like storage, screen resolution, and RAM. If you compare it to other laptops with that kind of processing power, you'd be having an incredibly bulky and heavy one than the incredibly slim Blade Pro.
Just feel its incredibly amazing power
The Razer Blade Pro's touchscreen also displays 100% of the Adobe RGB color gamut, making it absolutely ideal for photo and video editing. It's also a G-Sync screen, which promotes overall smoother gameplay.
It's VR Ready, baby!
The hinge tension on the Blade Pro is now perfect. You can definitely lift the lid using a single finger, and it stays in place. Additionally. Every component packed into that aluminum frame just means that the Blade Pro truly exceeds the recommended requirements for the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift VR headsets. What I mean is, yes, it's VR ready.
