Razer Blade Stealth 13

There’s nothing quite like the Razer Blade Stealth 13 but you can’t help wondering there’s a reason for that

Many gaming laptops aspire to be truly portable. But even the better ones, such as the Aftershock Vapor 15 Pro and the Razer Blade 15, are still relatively large 15-inch models that weigh around 2kg. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The late-2020 Tiger Lake model still has enough about it to impress, especially that OLED panel.

Intel's Iris Plus graphics doesn't make it a gaming ultrabook, but does make Razer's diminutive Blade a joy to use

We tested the Razer Blade Stealth 13 for over a week, and found that the addition of the GTX 1650 Max-Q made it one of the first ultrabooks to be capable of gaming in earnest. If it weren’t for a few ergonomic blunders, this would be a dead-simple recommendation for any portability-focused gamers.

For esports and older games only.

After fumbling with the 2019 options, the 2020 Blade Stealth is what the 2019 version should have been especially in regards to the Ice Lake processor. The graphics potential is insane considering the small 13.3-inch chassis.

Razer has jumped in on the 10 nm Ice Lake bandwagon to exploit the new power-efficient Intel Iris Plus GPU. While the resulting performance is where we expect it to be, the $1500 starting price makes this a tough buy when the cheaper Blade Stealth GeForce MX150 version is the better gaming machine.

Most gaming laptops are known to be fairly big and clunky, so the Razer Blade Stealth 13 is quite different from what most people expect. The ultrabook bears

Since Razer entered the laptop scene they have continued to evolve their lineup based on feedback from users from their biggest to the smallest. The Razer Blade Stealth line jumped on the scene to be their entry into the Ultrabook playing field and because of the form factor at the time had to ditch the

The only 13-inch ultraportable for gamers graduates to "Ti"

This is an ultrabook that you can game on.

Razer's Blade Stealth 13 laptop based on Intel's Whiskey Lake platform is fully tested here. Should you buy it? Let's see.

Finally, a gaming ultrabook worth talking about.

The gaming Ultrabook returns