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Razer Blade Stealth (2019) Complete Walkthrough: The Most Powerful Ultrabook You Can Buy

Not going to lie, I’m a little excited about this one. If you’re not familiar with Razer, they started out making gaming mice and peripherals and then ventured to laptops, eGPU housings, and even phones. Their best selling product line is probably the Razer Blade line which is there super powerful but still portable line up of gaming laptops (I use the newest Razer Blade 15 for video editing personally). Besides this, they have the Blade Pro, which is sort of their overkill on power, not so portable machine and their Blade Stealth which has been their much less powerful […]

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Razer Phone 2 Complete Walkthrough: The Best Looking Gaming Phone

Razer, the company that arguably created the gaming phone genre just came out with their sequel to the original Razer Phone, aptly named, the Razer Phone 2. They were kind enough to let me borrow one from their event in LA (which you can watch the vlog of that I shot entirely on a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K here if you’re interested in some behind the scenes stuff) so I figured I’d try and do a complete walkthrough on it. If you aren’t familiar, a complete walkthrough on the site is where I go through every feature on a

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Razer Blade 15 Ultimate Battery Test

The Razer Blade lineup of laptops has had one main complaint (besides the size of the bezels on the older models) and that is the battery life. Now, I just recently got the new Razer Blade 15 (which you can check out my walkthrough on here if interested) and decided it was a good opportunity to see if Razer made any improvements in the battery department and ended up going down a rabbit hole of experiments really because of the different power modes in Windows and the performance modes in Razer’s own Synapse app that can all affect the battery

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How to Upgrade the Razer Blade 15 RAM & SSD

The Razer Blade 15, the long-awaited redesign to the Razer Blade, is finally here and there’s one unique feature that makes it even more appealing: it’s upgradeable. What I mean by that is that you can buy the Razer Blade 15 from Razer in any of the RAM and SSD configurations and, should you feel the urge, you can easily upgrade the RAM or upgrade the SSD to increase the performance or storage. Besides the clear benefits of increasing the power and storage as you need it, this is also a great way to save money. Most of the time

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Razer Blade 15 Complete Walkthrough

Razer has finally updated their Blade lineup with the all-new Razer Blade 15. Smaller bezels, bigger screen, more power, more battery, and a new more square design make it the first big refresh to the Blade product line since it’s initial launch in 2015. I managed to get one and figured as is the usual here, I’d try and do a complete walkthrough on it. If you aren’t familiar a complete walkthrough of mine is where I try and go through every feature I can on a new device so you can have as much information as possible should you be

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Razer Blade 15 & Razer Core X Specs, Price & Release Date Revealed

Razer just launched the new version of their Razer Blade called the Razer Blade 15, and a new version of the Razer Core called the Razer Core X (is it just me or is everyone putting X’s in their device names all of a sudden?). The Razer Blade has been Razer’s top-selling product since its debut in 2015, winning countless awards because of its build quality, portability, and power. Regarded back then as the gaming laptop to beat. In the short time that’s passed, however, Razer’s competitors have been catching up with more portable, and more powerful gaming laptops (and with

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Speed Test: Razer Phone vs iPhone X vs OnePlus 5T vs Note8 vs Pixel 2XL vs Mate 10 Pro

Another experiment today, this time I wanted to see how the Razer Phone held up to the other top flagships in terms of speed and performance. So to test this, I filmed opening popular apps and games on the Razer Phone, iPhone X, OnePlus 5T, Note8, Pixel 2XL, and the Mate 10 Pro (the top flagships of 2017) and lined them up to see how fast each did it. Here’s what happened. Twitter Facebook Google Maps YouTube Pokemon Go Mario Run Sonic Dash What do you guys think? And let me know if you have any other suggestions for improving

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Battery Test: Razer Phone vs Mate 10 Pro vs OnePlus 5T vs Essential vs Note8 vs Pixel 2XL vs iPhone X (Video)

Another experiment today, this time I wanted to see how the Razer Phone held up to the other top flagships in terms of battery life. So to test this, I filmed a time-lapse of the Razer phone playing the same Nyan cat video on YouTube and on the same wifi network as all the other device I had in my previous flagship battery test video, cropped it into the video (replacing the worst performer from that video, the V30), and timed it so it was lined up with the rest of them and let them all run with timers. Here’s

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Razer Phone (COMPLETE WALKTHROUGH)(Video)

I finally got my hands on the new Razer phone. Razer had a shortage of them, wrong addresses were involved but regardless, it’s here and so I figured that meant it was time for one of my complete walkthroughs. If you’re not familiar, these walkthroughs are my way of showing you every single thing the device can do in case you yourself were thinking of maybe grabbing one yourself. So, I’ll shut up now so we can get started because there’s a lot to go through. Check out the Razer phone here. Hardware First up, let’s just talk about the

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Razer Project Linda: Turn Your Razer Phone Into a Laptop (Video)

I’m here at CES and wanted to try and get some videos out for you guys of some of the stuff I’m being shown. This is a tech convention though, so please excuse the quick and dirty nature of these. First up, let’s talk about Razer. Razer, as is Razer fashion, had a new Project to unveil at CES. This time it’s called Project Linda and is a laptop dock for your Razer phone. Project Linda is based on the Razer Stealth design with the same length and width but is slightly thicker by a hair and definitely lighter (thanks to

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The RAZER Phone (Video)

If you’ve never heard of Razer, they started out making computer mice purpose built for gamers then transitioned into headsets, gaming laptops, and more. “For Gamers, by Gamers” Sometime in 2011, well before their super-popular Razer Blade, Blade Pro, and Blade Stealth lineups were out, they announced at CES they were working on a prototype call the Switchblade. Min-Liang, the CEO of Razer, grabbed top talent from Apple, HP and Dell to help developer a portable gaming device. The small laptop (essentially) featured the state of the art Intel Atom processor at the time, and a clever keyboard comprised of

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Razer Blade Stealth 2017 Review: It Finally Deserves Its Name

I reviewed the Razer Blade and its smaller sibling, the Razer Stealth, not too long ago and frankly, I loved them both, albeit in different ways. As someone who edits video in Premiere, the Blade is a compact powerhouse and the Stealth is a super thin ultra-portable that’s made out of premium materials with an attention to detail that only nerdy gaming-obsessed engineers could have put together. If there was one comment I had for Razer at the end of both of those videos, it was that I wished they were just a little less gamer-looking. I don’t game on

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How to Live Stream Nintendo Switch Games (Complete Guide)(Video)

Video game streaming is huge. And it’s easy really, you can easily connect your computer to a streaming service, boot up your game and a mic, and you’re on your way to Twitch stardom. But what if you really want to stream games from a device that isn’t your computer? What if you want to stream from a Nintendo Switch, for example? (ZELDA?? MARIO KART??) Well, so long as you have the right equipment, it’s not as hard as it might sound. Here’s how to stream games from the Nintendo Switch. Things You’ll Need Switch and its dock. Capture card

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Razer Blade Stealth Review: A Sleek, Sexy, Black Metal Ultrabook

You know what there needs to be more of? Premium looking & feeling Windows laptops. Seriously, have you been to a BestBuy or other electronics store and wandered into the Windows laptop section? The slight glimmer of metal here but mostly, cheap-looking plastic devices that are either clunky or overpriced. Now that’s not to say there isn’t some that have good internal hardware at least, but if you want something with decent power and yet also looks like it wasn’t styled by a 4 year old with a crayon, you’re pretty limited. (It’s no wonder Macbooks have a such a solid

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How to Use an External Graphics Card with Your Laptop (Video)

While doing the review of the Razer Blade 2016 gaming laptop, I came across the Core: an external graphics card housing made by the same company. What is an eGPU? The idea of this housing is that it allows you to plug in your Razer laptop via a Thunderbolt 2 or 3 USB-C cable and utilize any desktop graphics card you can put into the PCI slot inside as if it was inside the laptop itself. The implications of this are pretty incredible. Since games and, in my case, video editing rely heavily on the graphics power of the laptop this means

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