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Razer Blade Pro 17 review (2019 model – i7-9750H, RTX 2060)

Razer Blade Pro 17 review (2019 model – i7-9750H, RTX 2060)

Posted on July 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Summary: With the updated Blade Pro 17, you’re looking at a 17” gaming experience crammed into a traditional 15” laptop form factor.  The screen, keyboard and trackpad are all great, the laptop itself is well built and actually pretty portable considering the screen size, and Razer has eliminated the things I hated with the older version and found ways to make it so much better. I would have, however, expected a larger battery on this notebook, better thermals and more screen options, especially on a Pro laptop with Pro-level pricing.
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