Razer reveals the new Razer Blade 18 Gaming Laptop, an incredibly powerful new portable gaming PC packing top-of-the-line hardware.

Razer's new 2025 lineup of gaming laptops are now up for preorder. The Razer Blade 16 and Razer Blade 18 can now be ordered directly from Razer.com and will be equipped with the upcoming Intel and ...

Razer is the 'MacBook' for gaming laptops. That's what 'they' say. 'They' probably being Razer employees diving deep into ...

But for all the Strix's AnimeVision LEDs and RGB lightbars, there's a new gaming laptop out there that's grabbed my attention. This week, Razer announced the new Blade 18 gaming laptop.

The wait’s finally over: You can snag Razer’s latest high-performance gaming laptop, the Razer Blade 18 (Intel Core Ultra 9275HX, 32GB 5600 MHz RAM, 1TB SSD) for $3,199.99. You’ll also get a Razer ...

Razer has launched the Blade 18 (2025), its most powerful laptop to date, designed for gamers and creative professionals. The ...

The slimmest laptop to feature Intel’s beefy HX mobile processor and Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090 GPU, the Blade 18 also serves big display and keyboard upgrades.

There’s a new ultra-powerful laptop in town. Razer just announced a refresh to the Blade 18, complete with dual mode display functionality and other high-tech bells and whistles.

Razer today unveiled the latest iteration of its big and beastly Blade 18 gaming laptop (an upgraded version of the one we reviewed last year), which it's pitching as its most powerful Blade to date.

Something to look forward to: Razer has introduced a new iteration of its desktop-replacement Blade 18 gaming laptop. Not only does it come with the latest RTX 5000-series mobile GPUs (up to an ...

The Razer Blade 16 will be the thinnest gaming laptop ever designed by Razer coming in at 0.59-inch. Announced at CES 2025, you can expect the same options underneath the hood, but with an AMD ...

The Razer Blade 16 (2025) is a gaming laptop that packs a lot of power into a compact body. Measuring less than 0.6 inches at its thinnest point and 0.7 at its thickets, you’d be forgiven for ...