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product_id: 12690505
title: "Razer Blade 14\" QHD+ Touchscreen Gaming Laptop 256GB with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M graphics-Free Windows 10 Upgrade"
brand: "razer"
price: "206.96 DT"
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# 2.6 GHz Intel Core i7 powerhouse NVIDIA GTX 970M 3GB dedicated graphics 14" QHD+ touchscreen clarity Razer Blade 14" QHD+ Touchscreen Gaming Laptop 256GB with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M graphics-Free Windows 10 Upgrade

**Brand:** razer
**Price:** 206.96 DT
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate your game and workflow with the Razer Blade 14" QHD+ powerhouse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Razer Blade 14" QHD+ Touchscreen Gaming Laptop 256GB with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M graphics-Free Windows 10 Upgrade by razer
- **How much does it cost?** 206.96 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/12690505-razer-blade-14-qhd-touchscreen-gaming-laptop-256gb-with-nvidia)

## Best For

- razer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted razer brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lightning-Fast Storage:** 256GB SSD combined with a 7200 RPM drive ensures rapid boot times and ample space for your essentials.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** Intel Core i7-4702HQ quad-core at 2.6 GHz keeps your multitasking and gaming seamless.
- • **Vivid QHD+ Touchscreen:** Experience stunning 2560x1440 resolution on a responsive 14-inch touchscreen—work and play with precision.
- • **Dedicated Gaming Graphics:** NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M with 3GB GDDR5 VRAM delivers immersive visuals and smooth frame rates.
- • **Connectivity & Portability:** Three USB 3.0 ports and 802.11ac Wi-Fi keep you connected, all packed in a sleek 4.47-pound chassis.

## Overview

The Razer Blade 14" QHD+ Touchscreen Gaming Laptop features a robust Intel Core i7-4702HQ processor, 16GB DDR3L RAM, and a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M graphics card with 3GB VRAM. Its 14-inch 2560x1440 touchscreen offers crisp visuals, while the 256GB SSD paired with a 7200 RPM hard drive ensures fast storage performance. Designed for professionals and gamers alike, it combines portability, power, and connectivity with Windows 8.1 and multiple USB 3.0 ports.

## Description

Measuring just 0.70-inches thin, with a stunning QHD+ display and double the system memory, the Razer Blade packs more power per cubic inch than ever before. Driven by a new quad-core Intel Core i7 processor and the latest NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M graphics, the Razer Blade remains the thinnest, lightest and most powerful 14-inch gaming laptop in the world.

Review: This is a Generic Headline. The Laptop Itself is Anything But Generic. - I am very, very happy with this Razer Blade laptop. Quite pleased, indeed! I'm no "techie", nor a computer connoisseur; just an average internet surfer and video gaming enthusiast. My old computers (a 2009 high-end laptop and a mid-grade 2011 desktop) had begun to frustrate me with their outdated performance, and I began to look for something that would replace both of them. There were several features I kept in mind as I began to browse online for new computers: - Portability, as I travel at least 200 miles each week - Plenty of RAM, to help ensure better performance and a longer lifespan - A good graphics card, one that wouldn't likely be listed in the "minimum requirements" of game releases for years - Solid construction, because I like to avoid using super glue and duct tape on things I own - A touchscreen, so I can perhaps "draw" directly on the screen without using a USB pen + tablet combo for art ...And I think that was all. I didn't think I was asking for very much, but maybe I was: poking around on the internet didn't yield quite as many results as I'd initially expected. I picked the Razer Blade from a rather narrow field of candidates, keeping my fingers crossed in hopes that the price tag was worth it. My expectations were met, and greatly surpassed. This thing is a total beast. It's very fast, the display is gorgeous, and it has a great feel to it. As I stated at the start of this review: I am very, very happy with this Razer Blade laptop. Quite pleased, indeed! Yes, it can get rather hot when it's pushed to its limits. Its limits are pretty far out there, though; it's not going to burn a hole in your pants just because you opened Notepad while watching some Nickelback video on YouTube. If you play recent triple-A games with the graphical settings maxed out super-duper-ultra style, yes -- it'll heat up. So you probably don't want to douse yourself with lighter fluid and play The Witcher 3 with NVIDIA HairWorks on. DON'T. Yes, the cooling fans can get a bit loud -- but once again, this means you're putting a rather heavy load on the Razer Blade. You're running AutoCAD, Photoshop, and Far Cry 4 on ultra settings all at the same time -- with Notepad open, too. ...Yes, I am exaggerating -- but still, you aren't likely to hear anything but a whisper from the fans unless you're giving the Blade a strong push. No bloatware to bolster your pushes, either; thanks, Razer!! I do wish the trackpad buttons were a bit bigger, but that's a minor complaint. They are at least responsive, as is everything else on the computer. So, to summarize: Five stars. Worth every penny. C'est magnifique! Don't soak your clothes in paint thinner before playing games on this. (If you do, don't wear them.) And just to clarify: I've had this computer for about 5 weeks, and have used it every day. Also, have not had any of the WiFi problems someone else had mentioned in another review.
Review: Overall this looks like a very good alternative to a Macbook Pro 15” ... - My background: I wanted this machine primarily as a working machine and not a gaming laptop since it is incredible powerful and the 14” display make it big enough to work on it (programming) and small enough for travel (I wish there were more 14” laptops!). Overall this looks like a very good alternative to a Macbook Pro 15” or a Dell Precision 3800 (both with dedicated GPU) or a Dell XPS 15. Before buying I read a bunch of reviews and many people were complaining about stuff like the battery life, the trackpad keys or the glossy display (touchscreen version). Anyway, I wanted to paint my own picture since my use case may be different than the ones of many reviewers. My current machine is a 5 year old Toshiba Satelite R630 which is about to breath it’s last breath very soon. So an update came very handy and I did not mind a high price tag if quality and all my requirements are fulfilled. Review of: New Razer Blade 14" QHD+ Touchscreen 256GB SSD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M graphics Price: 2399$ Pro: + Build quality: is outstanding, it feels like a raw piece of metal (heavy but also like it would never, ever break) + Display: Gorgeous, everything looks super sharp on the QHD+ display, adjusting the display with one finger is super easy and it stays exactly where you put it! I noticed reflections on the screen but not more than on any other glossy display. I did not work with it outside in the sun though. + Keyboard: I have never had a better typing experience. It feels better than the Macbook Air my wife is using (and 1000x better the one on my current machine :)) + Trackpad: I really, really enjoyed the trackpad! It is very smooth and you don’t feel any friction. The buttons below the trackpad make a very pleasant noise (many people complained about it, but I liked it!). I compared it to the Macbook Pro 13” trackpad (the one with force click) and Apple is still ahead of their competition (although I also enjoyed the trackpad of the XPS 15). But if you don’t compare it, then you’ll be very happy with this trackpad. It is very good! + Gaming: as I sad above, I did not buy this for gaming but I you have a machine that powerful standing on your desk…I just could not resist. So I installed Hitman Absolution and played a little bit on the highest setting. Everything looks wonderful and amazing and the Blade did not choke even a little bit! + (Shipment/Return: I received the machine after 2 days and was able to return it without any issues. I got my money back 7 days.) Neutral: +- Noise: the machine is quiet in normal use. The fans will kick off when playing games, but hey, that’s what they are supposed to do and usually you’ll wear headphones anyway. And even with fans kicked on, the fans sound good (high quality) and were not really bothering me +- Heat: I did not experience any issues with heat. The part above the keyboard got warm while playing Hitman, but that wasn’t really bad. Con: - Wide bezel: Although the display is super nice, on thing that caught my attention right after booting the machine was the thick, wide bezel around the display. I told myself that I will forget about that soon, but every time I looked at my old machine (which has a fairly thin bezel) the thought came back. Also, when looking at other machine (e.g. Dell XPS 13 2015), the future seems to be no bezel and I find that much more pretty. - Touchscreen: I bought the touchscreen version because of the higher resolution (and also because I was a little tricked by all the ads that tell us “touchscreens are necessary in Windows laptops nowadays”). The truth is, I played with it for 5 minutes and used it never again. It seems complete useless to me and I would rather buy the version with a lower resolution without touch (that should also boost the battery life a little bit). - Performance: To be honest, I did not run an actual benchmark or stress test but these are my observations: -- When switching between windows/app using the touchscreen I noticed a short glitch every time (maybe an OS issue?). -- I used chrome to browse on Facebook and when typing a message the message would appear 3-4 seconds after I typed it. I tried Internet Explorer and IE Metro and both showed the same issue although not as bad (maybe 0.5 second delay). I don’t know why that happened considering the stats of this beast it seems impossible. My internet connection should not have been a problem because I was able to browse Facebook on my old machine without any issues and no download was active in the network. - Battery life: I unplugged the machine, set the brightness to the lowest setting and disabled sleep mode etc. Occasionally I would look some stuff up on the internet but 80% of the time it would just sit on the table with some programs and apps open (Internet Explorer, Chrome, bing news, ...). Result: 5:30 hours of battery life. Not really good. And it did not meet my expectations at all. - (Ubuntu compatibility: When my old Laptop (Toshiba Satellite R630 – 5 years old) starting lagging, I put Ubuntu on it (for the first time in my life and I was a pretty hard windows advocate). I really fell in love with that OS and do not want to miss it anymore! So my plan was to use Razers powerful hardware and incredible build quality to get an ultra-portable Ubuntu workstation. I did not too much research for that so when I got it I discovered that many people experienced many issues and the battery life drops to 1.5 hours (https://insider.razerzone.com/index.php?threads/linux-on-a-new-blade.4115/). Really disappointing for me, but actually not Razers fault because they never advertised the Blade to work with Linux. For me it was a bummer nevertheless but it does not affect my final score since I could have known about these issues and the machine is not made for Ubuntu!) General experience: Overall I had a nice experience with this laptop. Although I have to admit that I did not feel a big difference when I was only working on stuff. Browsing, writing documents and so on is something I can still do on my old machine and the nice keyboard and track is only nice if you have in mind where you come from and what ‘bad’ feels like. But overall I did not have the ‘Wow’ effect while using the Razer Blade. Everything felt very, very nice, but it did not feel like it is worth the 2400$. This is only my perspective and people who use this machine mostly plugged in AND they like Windows 8 AND they actually use the touchscreen AND they do not mind a shorter battery life AND they actually use it for gaming will probably have a way better experience than me. I will give this machine 3.5 stars (rounded up to 4) since it does a very good job at everything it advertised. My use case is different and I had just hoped I could have used it for that. Unfortunately not so I sent it back.

## Features

- Intel Core i7-4702HQ 2.6 GHz
- 16.0 GB DDR3L SDRAM
- 256.0 GB 7200.0 rpm 256.0 GB Solid-State Drive
- 14.0-Inch Screen, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M
- Windows 8.1

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00TB8X8GA |
| Audio Recording | Yes |
| Automatic Backup Software Included | Windows 10 |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #324,432 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) #60,143 in Traditional Laptop Computers |
| Bluetooth Version | 4.0 |
| Bluetooth support? | Yes |
| Brand | Razer |
| Built-In Media | 1-Lithium Ion Batteries, Razer Blade 14" Qhd+ Touchscreen Gaming Laptop |
| CPU Model | Core i7 |
| CPU Model Number | Core i7-4720HQ |
| Color | Black |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 51 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 3200 x 1800 Pixels |
| Display Technology | LED |
| Display Type | LED |
| Form Factor | Laptop |
| Front Photo Sensor Resolution | 2 MP |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00811254020795 |
| Graphics Card Ram | 3000 MB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M |
| Graphics Description | Dedicated |
| Graphics Ram Type | GDDR5 |
| Hard Disk Description | SSD |
| Hard Disk Interface | SATA 3 GB/s |
| Hard Disk Rotational Speed | 7200 RPM |
| Hard Disk Size | 256 GB |
| Hard-Drive Size | 256 GB |
| Hardware Interface | Solid State Drive |
| Has Color Screen | Yes |
| Human-Interface Input | Touchscreen with Stylus Support |
| Item Weight | 4.5 Pounds |
| Keyboard Description | Gaming |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Lithium-Battery Energy Content | 70 Watt Hours |
| Manufacturer | Razer Inc. |
| Memory Clock Speed | 1600 MHz |
| Memory Speed | 1600 MHz |
| Microphone Form Factor | Omnidirectional built-in microphone |
| Model Name | Blade |
| Model Number | RZ09-01301E21-R3U1 |
| Model Year | 2015 |
| Native Resolution | 2560 x 1440 pixels |
| Number of Ports | 1 |
| Operating System | Windows 8.1 |
| Power Device | Lithium Ion Battery |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| Processor Count | 4 |
| Processor Series | Core i7 |
| Processor Speed | 2.6 GHz |
| RAM Memory Installed | 16 GB |
| RAM Memory Technology | DDR3L SDRAM |
| RAM Type | GDDR5 |
| Ram Memory Maximum Size | 256 GB |
| Resolution | 1080p |
| Screen Size | 14 Inches |
| Speaker Description | Internal built-in speakers |
| Specific Uses For Product | personal, gaming, business |
| Supported Monitor Maximum Quantity | 1 |
| Total Number of HDMI Ports | 1 |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
| Touchpad Feature | Yes |
| UPC | 811254020795 |
| Video Output | HDMI |
| Video Processor | NVIDIA |
| Webcam Capability | Yes |
| Wireless Compability | 802.11ac |
| Wireless Technology | Wi-Fi |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Razer
- **Model Name:** Blade
- **Screen Size:** 14 Inches
- **Color:** Black
- **Hard Disk Size:** 256 GB
- **CPU Model:** Core i7-4702HQ
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 16 GB
- **Operating System:** Windows 8.1
- **Graphics Card Description:** Dedicated
- **Graphics Coprocessor:** NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: how long does the battery last while gaming? Casual use (work/school)?**
A: while gaming it gives me about 1 to 2 hours, depending on the size and processing power of the game. Casual Work will give the user about 4-5 hours of casual internet use.

**Q: does it have functionality to change keyboard color? If no, which model does?**
A: No, it doesn't.   The keyboard color stays green.I forget the name of the latest Blade model (2016 version), but it does allow for changing keyboard colors.A year later, I'm still very happy with mine and its green-lit keyboard.   Whether you pick up a 2015 or 2016 Blade, I hope you enjoy it as much as I've enjoyed mine.

**Q: Can it handle streaming at the same time as playing a graphics heavy game?**
A: While it does have a quad core i7 and a 870m NVIDA GPU, the computer gets very hot. With that being said if you have a realy good cooling pad it might be able to handle streaming movies while playing. If your talking about in game video capturing...it will do that just fine

**Q: Does it come with the 500 gb hdd?**
A: You do have the option of selecting the 512 GB Solid-State Drive but that will cost ~ $240 more.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is a Generic Headline. The Laptop Itself is Anything But Generic.
*by E***E on July 4, 2015*

I am very, very happy with this Razer Blade laptop. Quite pleased, indeed! I'm no "techie", nor a computer connoisseur; just an average internet surfer and video gaming enthusiast. My old computers (a 2009 high-end laptop and a mid-grade 2011 desktop) had begun to frustrate me with their outdated performance, and I began to look for something that would replace both of them. There were several features I kept in mind as I began to browse online for new computers: - Portability, as I travel at least 200 miles each week - Plenty of RAM, to help ensure better performance and a longer lifespan - A good graphics card, one that wouldn't likely be listed in the "minimum requirements" of game releases for years - Solid construction, because I like to avoid using super glue and duct tape on things I own - A touchscreen, so I can perhaps "draw" directly on the screen without using a USB pen + tablet combo for art ...And I think that was all. I didn't think I was asking for very much, but maybe I was: poking around on the internet didn't yield quite as many results as I'd initially expected. I picked the Razer Blade from a rather narrow field of candidates, keeping my fingers crossed in hopes that the price tag was worth it. My expectations were met, and greatly surpassed. This thing is a total beast. It's very fast, the display is gorgeous, and it has a great feel to it. As I stated at the start of this review: I am very, very happy with this Razer Blade laptop. Quite pleased, indeed! Yes, it can get rather hot when it's pushed to its limits. Its limits are pretty far out there, though; it's not going to burn a hole in your pants just because you opened Notepad while watching some Nickelback video on YouTube. If you play recent triple-A games with the graphical settings maxed out super-duper-ultra style, yes -- it'll heat up. So you probably don't want to douse yourself with lighter fluid and play The Witcher 3 with NVIDIA HairWorks on. DON'T. Yes, the cooling fans can get a bit loud -- but once again, this means you're putting a rather heavy load on the Razer Blade. You're running AutoCAD, Photoshop, and Far Cry 4 on ultra settings all at the same time -- with Notepad open, too. ...Yes, I am exaggerating -- but still, you aren't likely to hear anything but a whisper from the fans unless you're giving the Blade a strong push. No bloatware to bolster your pushes, either; thanks, Razer!! I do wish the trackpad buttons were a bit bigger, but that's a minor complaint. They are at least responsive, as is everything else on the computer. So, to summarize: Five stars. Worth every penny. C'est magnifique! Don't soak your clothes in paint thinner before playing games on this. (If you do, don't wear them.) And just to clarify: I've had this computer for about 5 weeks, and have used it every day. Also, have not had any of the WiFi problems someone else had mentioned in another review.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Overall this looks like a very good alternative to a Macbook Pro 15” ...
*by C***A on May 14, 2015*

My background: I wanted this machine primarily as a working machine and not a gaming laptop since it is incredible powerful and the 14” display make it big enough to work on it (programming) and small enough for travel (I wish there were more 14” laptops!). Overall this looks like a very good alternative to a Macbook Pro 15” or a Dell Precision 3800 (both with dedicated GPU) or a Dell XPS 15. Before buying I read a bunch of reviews and many people were complaining about stuff like the battery life, the trackpad keys or the glossy display (touchscreen version). Anyway, I wanted to paint my own picture since my use case may be different than the ones of many reviewers. My current machine is a 5 year old Toshiba Satelite R630 which is about to breath it’s last breath very soon. So an update came very handy and I did not mind a high price tag if quality and all my requirements are fulfilled. Review of: New Razer Blade 14" QHD+ Touchscreen 256GB SSD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M graphics Price: 2399$ Pro: + Build quality: is outstanding, it feels like a raw piece of metal (heavy but also like it would never, ever break) + Display: Gorgeous, everything looks super sharp on the QHD+ display, adjusting the display with one finger is super easy and it stays exactly where you put it! I noticed reflections on the screen but not more than on any other glossy display. I did not work with it outside in the sun though. + Keyboard: I have never had a better typing experience. It feels better than the Macbook Air my wife is using (and 1000x better the one on my current machine :)) + Trackpad: I really, really enjoyed the trackpad! It is very smooth and you don’t feel any friction. The buttons below the trackpad make a very pleasant noise (many people complained about it, but I liked it!). I compared it to the Macbook Pro 13” trackpad (the one with force click) and Apple is still ahead of their competition (although I also enjoyed the trackpad of the XPS 15). But if you don’t compare it, then you’ll be very happy with this trackpad. It is very good! + Gaming: as I sad above, I did not buy this for gaming but I you have a machine that powerful standing on your desk…I just could not resist. So I installed Hitman Absolution and played a little bit on the highest setting. Everything looks wonderful and amazing and the Blade did not choke even a little bit! + (Shipment/Return: I received the machine after 2 days and was able to return it without any issues. I got my money back 7 days.) Neutral: +- Noise: the machine is quiet in normal use. The fans will kick off when playing games, but hey, that’s what they are supposed to do and usually you’ll wear headphones anyway. And even with fans kicked on, the fans sound good (high quality) and were not really bothering me +- Heat: I did not experience any issues with heat. The part above the keyboard got warm while playing Hitman, but that wasn’t really bad. Con: - Wide bezel: Although the display is super nice, on thing that caught my attention right after booting the machine was the thick, wide bezel around the display. I told myself that I will forget about that soon, but every time I looked at my old machine (which has a fairly thin bezel) the thought came back. Also, when looking at other machine (e.g. Dell XPS 13 2015), the future seems to be no bezel and I find that much more pretty. - Touchscreen: I bought the touchscreen version because of the higher resolution (and also because I was a little tricked by all the ads that tell us “touchscreens are necessary in Windows laptops nowadays”). The truth is, I played with it for 5 minutes and used it never again. It seems complete useless to me and I would rather buy the version with a lower resolution without touch (that should also boost the battery life a little bit). - Performance: To be honest, I did not run an actual benchmark or stress test but these are my observations: -- When switching between windows/app using the touchscreen I noticed a short glitch every time (maybe an OS issue?). -- I used chrome to browse on Facebook and when typing a message the message would appear 3-4 seconds after I typed it. I tried Internet Explorer and IE Metro and both showed the same issue although not as bad (maybe 0.5 second delay). I don’t know why that happened considering the stats of this beast it seems impossible. My internet connection should not have been a problem because I was able to browse Facebook on my old machine without any issues and no download was active in the network. - Battery life: I unplugged the machine, set the brightness to the lowest setting and disabled sleep mode etc. Occasionally I would look some stuff up on the internet but 80% of the time it would just sit on the table with some programs and apps open (Internet Explorer, Chrome, bing news, ...). Result: 5:30 hours of battery life. Not really good. And it did not meet my expectations at all. - (Ubuntu compatibility: When my old Laptop (Toshiba Satellite R630 – 5 years old) starting lagging, I put Ubuntu on it (for the first time in my life and I was a pretty hard windows advocate). I really fell in love with that OS and do not want to miss it anymore! So my plan was to use Razers powerful hardware and incredible build quality to get an ultra-portable Ubuntu workstation. I did not too much research for that so when I got it I discovered that many people experienced many issues and the battery life drops to 1.5 hours (https://insider.razerzone.com/index.php?threads/linux-on-a-new-blade.4115/). Really disappointing for me, but actually not Razers fault because they never advertised the Blade to work with Linux. For me it was a bummer nevertheless but it does not affect my final score since I could have known about these issues and the machine is not made for Ubuntu!) General experience: Overall I had a nice experience with this laptop. Although I have to admit that I did not feel a big difference when I was only working on stuff. Browsing, writing documents and so on is something I can still do on my old machine and the nice keyboard and track is only nice if you have in mind where you come from and what ‘bad’ feels like. But overall I did not have the ‘Wow’ effect while using the Razer Blade. Everything felt very, very nice, but it did not feel like it is worth the 2400$. This is only my perspective and people who use this machine mostly plugged in AND they like Windows 8 AND they actually use the touchscreen AND they do not mind a shorter battery life AND they actually use it for gaming will probably have a way better experience than me. I will give this machine 3.5 stars (rounded up to 4) since it does a very good job at everything it advertised. My use case is different and I had just hoped I could have used it for that. Unfortunately not so I sent it back.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ like a black Ferrari: elegant, powerful but still expensive
*by A***O on January 28, 2016*

I have purchased this sweety for threereason: - extreme power: it's definetly a beast - compactness: it's not light as a feather though - design: basically it is a black version of a macbook pro, with the same design and the same feel - rock hard / unbendable For who is scared by: - the "it produces noise as much as a starship", that's true ONLY under stressful situation (30+ mins of an graphic intensive game) and, imho, it's completely bearable - the "it can melt your lap if you forget to remove it in time", it's true for what concerning only the bottom and the central region of the keyboard; the other parts stay "quite" cool (it will not burn you for sure ;) - the "the fans will be always on creating a small tornado in my room": this is never happening. Fans kick in ONLY during gameplay sessions The display is gorgeous, though you may have some issue with old applications (which do not scale, thus they stay confined in the subatomic world). The keyboard is the best I have ever tried on a laptop: Mac could learn from it (yes, it's really that good) The touchpad is one of the best, but so far, I've yet to see something which can compete with the Mac's version) and its position is awkward (I pressed it by mistake while typing) The touchscreen is precise, fast: simply natural... none has stressed this point in the reviews I've read, but it's terrifc

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