Razer’s gunmetal Blade Stealth is like dressing a gaming laptop in a suit
The chassis of this Blade Stealth isn't dramatically different than it has been in past generations — except for its new gunmetal paint job. An all-black exterior, backlit triple snake logo and a keyboard with every color in the rainbow is often what kept corporate types and minimalists away from Razer's laptop portfolio. Everything screamed "gamer" or "PC enthusiast," but the user experience has been well-revered across the internet. Now for the first time, Razer is making a laptop with a new color scheme, with a basic backlit keyboard, sans snake light show — it's refreshing. A Blade is only as sharp as its specs… Let's not get ahead of ourselves — as nice as the Blade Stealth is as a productivity machine, it's not a gaming computer despite being the product of one of the most gaming-oriented companies on Earth. This Stealth comes with a Core i7-7500U processor (2.7GHz, 2.9GHz TurboBoost), 16GB of RAM and a 256GB solid state drive. ...