If you’re looking for a great gaming laptop deal from one of the best manufacturers in the business, then this is a humdinger. Over at Microsoft you can get the 2060-build of the Razer Blade Pro 17 at its lowest ever price of just $1,749.99 (opens in new tab). This represents a solid $750 off its list price (though that should be taken with a pinch of salt, of course). However, the main point here is that this – as far as we can tell – is the lowest ever price for this configuration.
To cut to the chase, you’re getting the bigger 17.3-inch version of the Blade and inside are: an i7-8750H processor; a 512GB SSD; 16GB of RAM; and an RTX 2060 graphics card. The big screen is a lovely, speedy 144Hz with a 1ms full-HD panel, paired with very slim bezels to ensure the design is immersive as it can be. Putting those cold hard specs inside Razer’s build and design quality does mean they are a premium portable powerhouse, but the Razer Blades are definitely worth it.
It’s not the only offer going, though. There’s a whole host of hardware deals going at Microsoft right now as apart of their Pi Day sale (opens in new tab). Be sure to check them out.
Razer Blade Pro 17 gaming laptop | 17.3″ 1080p 144Hz | i7-9750H CPU | RTX 2060 | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | just £1,649.99 at Microsoft ebuyer (opens in new tab)
It really is such great value for money that we wouldn’t expect this deal to hang around. A premium deal on a premium machine.
We’re big fans of Razer’s laptops, and the slightly smaller version, the Razer Blade 15, sits atop our guide to the best gaming laptops (opens in new tab). And for good reason: they may be pricey, but these are the best laptops we’ve had the pleasure of using in recent times. They really are that good, exquisitely blending style, build-quality, great component and figuration, and excellent displays. As such, getting one at its lowest ever price is a doozy.
If your budget can’t stretch that far, then it’s worth seeing what bargains you can bag with our oft-updated guide to cheap gaming laptop deals under $1000 (opens in new tab).
If you prefer your machines to be static, then check out the best gaming PCs going. And for more Razer gear and advice check out our guides to Razer headsets (opens in new tab), Razer streaming (opens in new tab) and Razer laptops (opens in new tab).