Review: Razer Blade Pro Full HD

Conclusion

Razer has extended the reach of its 17.3in Razer Blade Pro laptop with the addition of a second, more affordable model dubbed the Blade Pro Full HD.

Geared for gaming first and foremost, the key point of differentiation is the change from a 4K IGZO panel to a 1080p IPS screen touting two features that hold genuine sway with the target audience; an anti-reflective matte finish; and a fast 120Hz refresh rate.

Coinciding with the change of display, the supporting cast has been revised accordingly with a Core i7-7700HQ, 16GB of memory and mid-range graphics in the form of a GeForce GTX 1060. Such changes have sent the entry fee tumbling to £2,100, and though the Razer offering remains dearer than many competitors, Blade Pro Full HD maintains its appeal through solid build quality, sleek presentation, excellent speakers and zero bloatware.

Bottom line: the trackpad position takes some getting used to, but if you've been hoping to see the specification of the 14in Razer Blade in a desktop-replacement form factor, the Blade Pro Full HD has answered your call.

Razer Blade Pro Full HD

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The Razer Blade Pro Full HD laptop is available to purchase from Razerzone.

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