If you wanted a gigantic, premium gaming laptop which still retained the svelte aesthetics we’ve traditionally associated with MacBooks, then you are in luck. The new Razer Blade Pro 2017 takes care of that and much more.
Razer Blade Pro Specifications
The new 17-inch Blade Pro comes with a 4K UHD display on the front with its IGZO G-Sync panel (supporting 100% RGB gamut), with short-throw mechanical keys (complete with support for Chroma backlight because it’s Razer after all) and a trackpad sitting below, all in a profile under an inch thick.
Nothing about the display and the keyboard has been changed from the last year’s model.
Underneath, Razer has upgraded the Blade Pro with the Intel Core i7-7820HK quad-core Kaby Lake processor, which can be overclocked (!). There’s 32 GB RAM with a bus speed of 2677MHz (up from 2133MHz), as well as a maximum of 2 TB RAID 0 M.2 PCIe SSD, up from 1 TB offered in last year’s model
Unsurprisingly, the Blade Pro comes with Nvidia’s GTX 1080 graphics card, which is the best that can be had in a portable right now.
Razer also ensures better audio on both the headphones and built-in speakers for the Blade Pro.
“Better” Video Output
The peripheral-maker company goes on further to tout the video output on the Blade Pro, stating that it is top-notch. The display has been “calibrated and tested for resolution, color accuracy and video playback performance.”
For connectivity, you get a Thunderbolt 3 Type-C connection, 3 USB 3.0 ports, an HDMI 2.0, Killer E2400 Ethernet and an SD card slot. The Blade Pro comes with a 99Wh battery, while for wireless you get Bluetooth 4.1 and Wi-Fi ac.
The battery wasn’t a strong point for last year’s Razer Blade Pro and unfortunately, it’s retained in this year’s version.
The Blade Pro also doesn’t cut corners when it comes to the price, retailing at $3999 and hence charging a $300 premium over its predecessor. It will be available by the end of this month.
That Price tag tho :(((((((
Its better to have a gaming laptop equipped with gtx 1070 like Msi GT 60s & 70s series or Asus Rog Series laptops the are relatively much cheaper and can handle 4k gaming easily and close to Gtx 1080