Blade 15

u/jack_ratt Just a heads up, dont get your hopes up that they will solve your issue. They like to reply to reddit threads about issues with this message. I had a razer blade pro 17, the charge port connector on my motherboard started burning and melting while i was using it. I posted on reddit, raze

You mean laughs holding razer * I went thru 2 batteries with my blade 15 in 2 years, eventually the second pillow broke my trackpad

I had a Blade 15 without any issues. Sold it because it was kind of too big and heavy. I currently use a Razer Book (purchased second hand, from a guy who WFH and only used it once before receiving a company provided laptop. 0 charge cycles) without any issues either but this will be my last Razer p

Razer laptops are notorious for getting really hot during gameplay...I still have my Early 2021 Razer Blade 15 Advanced (Intel i7 and Rtx 3070) and its still just as hot during normal use (like simply browsing the internet or watching a YouTube video) and during gameplay its way worse (had to buy a

have the 2020 Razer blade 15 advanced, had to change the battery in 2023, same issue. Was so bloated my mouse pad and left and right button stopped working and the keyboard has permanent key colors that cannot change now. Great job on your battery supplier Razer!!

Razer Blade 15. Battery replaced twice, charger once. Both expensive to replace. Fuck Razer forever!

I wonder what kind of major design flaws the 2026 Blades will have. Hey downvoters: maybe you're too braindead to realize that EVERY Blade release has had MAJOR design flaws that cause the laptops to become virtually unusable. Then again, what would this sub be without braindead Razer fanboy zombies

I had a blade 15 from 2019 or so. When I got it the first thing you could tell was that the aluminum small chassis was not well enough refrigerated, standby temps were high at high 60 for both GPU and CPU. It was not comfortable at touch neither to feel the heat on your fingers whenever you were pla

It's funny how you state a truckload of problems, the ones we all the oldtime blade owners have had and still confirmation bias yourself into "I still believe it was the best investment I could ve done at the time. 5.5 years ago." Absurd, I owned one MSI and one ASUS in the past and the only yhing I

Used to be a big Razer fan for like 15 years.Around 5 years ago Razer products just kept getting worse and worse.Bought a Razer Blade in 2022, now it is broken and repair buy Razer is basically the price of a new one. Wont buy anything from Razer again.