Razer Blade 16 (2025) Review: Skin

The keyboard has got some of the noticeable changes. The switches contain a travel distance of 1.5 mm, giving them a feeling of touch and mechanic. Heavy operation feels, although I love the accuracy he adds. Razer also added five macro keys on the right below the power button and RGB lighting “Double Related”. This means that pressing the job keys or switching from the job or keeping it will illuminate the secondary function of each key that contains one key. It is unnecessary, yes, but I must admit it is elegant. The wide spacious glass touch board is also great. I have faced problems in the past with the outbreak of MiscLicks and the rejection of the palm, but all this was settled.

Razer used to offer two exhibition options, one of which is 4K, but now there is only one option: OLED 240 Hz screen In accuracy of 2,560 x 1600 pixels. Interestingly, with the RTX 5090 onboard, it seems that the first screen that can produce better tire rates with this high resolution.

Wonderful OLED panel in terms of image quality. It is impressive in terms of saturation (100 percent of SRGB, 94 % Adobergb) and Color (Delta-E from 0.42). A maximum of 381 groups, it’s not the brightest screen in the world, but this is what you get with OLED. Razer display screens previously have been largely brighter in SDR and HDR, but high -response times and OLED’s rapid response make them unpredictable. I did not test it myself, but the 2025 version of Rog Zephyrus G16 claims to reach 500 reunions with the OLED panel.

Photo: Luke Larsen

My only complaint on the Blade 16 screen is very shiny. I often found myself more brightness to overcome my reflection. It can be distorted in the wrong lighting.

The six sound sound system is decent. It is better to have most other laptops for games on the market, until some brightness provides the mixture, good enough to watch YouTube videos or even a movie. It is still unable to compete with Apple’s MacBook Pro. The 1080p web camera is enough for video calls, but it will not impress your co -workers. Even in decent lighting, the image was found very noisy.

Multi -frame generation

The Razer Blade 16 composition contains the RTX 5090 GPU inside, associated with AMD Ryzen Ai 9 HX 370. This will cost you a great amount of $ 4,500. I read this right. Part of this high price of the sky comes from forced to choose 32 GB of RAM and 2 TB of storage. Razer no longer sells a 16 GB at all. The starting composition starts from $ 3000, with Ryzen AI 9 365, RTX 5070 TI, 32 GB of RAM, and 1 TB of storage. The Blade series was never cheap, but this price is difficult to swallow. You can still buy old models, but even those that start from $ 2,400.

This is the first time that Razer exclusively provided AMD only to the CPU 16. This looks like a big deal. No one can argue anymore that Intel is the most installment option. It is not fat like the “desktop replacement” chip used in the Intel Model last year, but there is a lot of strength here for your games needs.