Testseek.com have collected 40 expert reviews of the Razer Blade Pro 14 and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Razer Blade Pro 14.
August 2014
(76%)
40 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(65%)
71 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Gorgeous aluminum chassis
Relatively thin and light for a 17-inch gaming laptop
Innovative SwitchBlade UI (when it works)
Slim
Sleek chassis
Beautiful 4K
Nvidia G-Sync display
Customizable Chroma keyboard
Good overall and graphics performance
Good performance
Excellent build quality and design
Innovative multifunctional touchpad
Good keyboard
Beautiful display
Beautiful design. The keyboard Switchblade UI is quite unique and works very well. Speedy CPU
Loads of RAM and storage.
Excellent case quality
Very thin with a solid weight and feel
No GPU throttling
Switchblade is handy in certain situations
Not as loud as competing ultrathin gaming notebooks
Good battery life
The editors didn't like
The SwitchBlade touchscreen exhibits too much friction to be a good trackpad
Middle-of-the-road performance
Only incremental component upgrades from the 2013 model
Expensive
Mechanical keyboard is a bit shallow
Not user upgradeable
Fans could be quieter
Lack of ports
We would have hoped for a higher end GPU considering the highend price. Somewhat limited port selection.
Limited software support and updates for Switchblade
Published: 2017-01-12, Author: Mike , review by: techspot.com
There are gaming laptops that offer similar or better performance at a lower price. Those laptops aren't. 88 inches thick or housed within a unibody CNC aluminum shell, and they certainly don't weigh 7.8 pounds.Since Razer's 14 inch laptop took over t...
Excellent case quality, Very thin with a solid weight and feel, No GPU throttling, Switchblade is handy in certain situations, Not as loud as competing ultrathin gaming notebooks, Good battery life
Limited software support and updates for Switchblade, Limited to GTX 960M only, Inaccurate colors and grayscale out-of-the-box, Small keyboard for a 17-inch notebook, No DisplayPort or card reader, No IPS or UHD options, No RAID support
Gorgeous aluminum chassis, Relatively thin and light for a 17-inch gaming laptop, Innovative SwitchBlade UI (when it works)
The SwitchBlade touchscreen exhibits too much friction to be a good trackpad, Middle-of-the-road performance, Only incremental component upgrades from the 2013 model
The 2014 Razer Blade Pro is overshadowed by its smaller compatriot, the 14-inch Razer Blade; but its attractive price-to-performance ratio renders it worthy of consideration....
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Good performance, Excellent build quality and design, Innovative multifunctional touchpad, Good keyboard, Beautiful display
Not user upgradeable, Fans could be quieter, Lack of ports, Expensive
The Razer Blade Pro is an innovative high quality entry into the gaming notebook market. This 17.3″ notebook is impressively thin (0.88″) and lightweight (6.58 lbs.). Its all-aluminum chassis is both strong and well designed. The most unique aspect of the...
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Abstract: The trackpad is placed off to one side where the numpad should be – but rather than a normal grey slab, it's a 4.05” 800 x 480 LCD screen. Using Razer Switchblade interface, the trackpad can directly play video (such as from YouTube) or display a custom ...
