At CES this week, Razer announced the latest in its lineup of flagship gaming laptops with the Razer Blade 16 (2025), its thinnest laptop ever, measuring just 0.59 inches thick. Building on its brand recognition as a mobile but high-performing gaming laptop, Razer upped the ante with a 32% thinner form factor than the previous version and some physical improvements to the device.
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Under the hood, it will come with the AMD Ryzen 9 AI processor — the first time it’s being offered with this chip — paired with a QHD+ 240Hz OLED display with an advertised response time of as little as 0.2 milliseconds. The decision to move forward with an AMD chip instead of an Intel one is a bit of a shakeup, as the Blade has always been an Intel machine.
The Blade …