Razer Blade 14 inch (2015) Review

1. Introduction2. Razer Blade 14 inch (2015) (Packing and Accessories)3. Razer Blade 14 inch (2015) 4. Razer Blade 14 inch (2015) (High Res Gallery)5. Testing Methodology and Configuration6. SiSoft Sandra7. Cinebench R11.5 64 bit8. Cinebench R159. 3DMark 1110. 3DMark11. SSD & HDD Performance12. USB 3.0 Bandwidth Testing13. HD Encoding14. Tomb Raider15. Grid AutoSport16. Metro Last Light Redux17. Total War Rome: Emperor Edition18. Thermal Dynamics / IR Thermometer Readings19. Acoustics Performance20. Battery Performance21. Closing Thoughts22. View All Pages

The Razer Blade ships in a lovely little box, featuring the Razer ‘green and black' colour scheme.

Inside, the laptop is encased between thin sheets of plastic. The laptop is protected inside a padded section.

Razer supply some literature on the product, a cleaning cloth and some stickers featuring the Razer logo.

There is also a power supply in the box. Thankfully it is not a huge brick, but a rather svelte unit unlikely to cause transportation discomfort in a backpack. It is made in China, and rated 100-240 v at 150 watts maximum. As such it will work in any country, with a plug adapter, including the UK. These little adapters can be picked up on Amazon for only a few pounds (or less).

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