You’ll also get an occasional compliment from strangers around while using the Blade Stealth. Not to mention when they see how shiny the keyboard is. The materials are quite a finger-magnet, so you may have to wipe it every now and then with a wet cloth. Though it serves nothing other than for bragging purposes, it’s cool and gives you a sense of satisfaction as the owner. It looks really sleek with no-plasticy cheap looks, and the Razer logo shines when you are using the laptop.
The design of the Razer Blade Stealth 2016 is also as good as the power contains within.
My muscle memory guided me to just press links or buttons on the screen, but unfortunately my stupidity was not rewarded. After using the Blade Stealth 2016 for some time and get back to a non-touch-capability Ultrabook screen, I found that I really miss Blade 2016 screen. In fact, I was really happy to find that I rarely need to use a mouse because I can simply touch anything on the screen with my finger (touch-and-hold for a right click trigger). Thankfully, I was wrong and any touch interactions on screen is actually seamless and fast. I was worried the touch screen would lag or simply brought the whole experience down. The machine boots up really quick and instantaneously wakes up from sleep, with no time being wasted. Thanks to the PCIe M.2 SSD which is faster than the traditional 6Gbps SATA SSD, everything on Windows 10 feels snappy. Performance wise, the Blade Stealth flies. It comes with the Intel® Core™ i7-6500U processor (Intel® HD Graphics 520 on-board), 8GB DDR3 1866MHz RAM, and PCIe M.2 SSD with different storage options. Spec-wise, the Razer Blade Stealth 2016 does not disappoint. Razer Blade Stealth design team somehow manages to keep the weights fairly light and manageable. But impressively, Razer still managed to squeeze all these to a mere 1.25kg!Īs manufacturers add multi-touch screen capabilities into a laptop or Ultrabook, weights add up as well into the mix.
Razer Blade Stealth 2016 is quite a special Ultrabook, because it has a capacitive multi-touch screen, a UHD (4K) option, and can be transformed into a monster gaming machine – but more on this later. Their newest Razer Blade Stealth Ultrabook (2016) is now here for a review and gets a thumbs up too! Razer Blade Stealth 2016 Review – We’ve mostly known Razer here at Craving Tech for their gaming peripherals like their latest BlackWidow Chroma keyboard, Mamba Chroma mouse, or the ManO’War headset.
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