"The Razer Blade 14 hasn't changed much over the years. The main difference is thickness. It's not as thin as the Razer Blade 16, but it's now 0.62 inches thick, shrunken down from 0.70 inches in the previous generation. This reduction is mostly about looks, as only part of the chassis is thinner. The bottom has a thicker bump under the keyboard to house the PC components, which Razer calls the "thermal hood.""
"The Razer Blade 14 is no longer the only option in this regard, but Razer has continued to tweak its design over the years to keep ahead of the competition. With a new OLED panel, a thinner chassis, improved speakers, and the latest hardware, the Razer Blade 14 continues to be one of the most compact gaming laptops you can buy."
Immaculate build quality and strong portability define the Razer Blade 14, which now includes an OLED display and the latest Nvidia graphics for improved gaming performance. The chassis is thinner overall at 0.62 inches but retains a raised "thermal hood" under the keyboard that requires taller rubber feet and makes the machine look thicker on a table. Speakers are improved and the keyboard and touchpad remain comfortable. RAM is now soldered, limiting upgrades, and cooling fans can become loud under load. OLED offers better contrast than mini‑LED but falls short of other panels in brightness and color accuracy. Battery life is decent for the class.
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