Blade 17 Gaming Laptop: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti - 12th Gen Intel 14-Core i9 CPU - 17.3" UHD 144Hz - 32GB DDR5 RAM - 1TB PCIe SSD - Windows 11 - Chroma RGB - Thunderbolt 4 - SD Card Reader

It still runs great after a year as most laptops should. Runs all games at max settings without any loss of FPS for example Overwatch, max settings, 120+fps, same with WoW, Cyberpunk i think on high runs 60fps. I've even had WoW in the background in a city, booted up and played a bunch of Overwatch and forgot i'd had WoW in the background for the past hour and didn't notice any drop in performance.2nd, and last part so i can keep this short, is the fan is extremely quiet. My old laptop the fan was so loud you'd have to use headphones to hear anything. This one really is a whisper even when its hot.Only thing i'd improve is it's a little annoying if i leave it unplugged with the lid closed, or if im traveling with it and dont shut it down, after about 5 or 6 hours the battery will be empty. Even with lid closed, sleep active, etc. This battery dies quickly if its unplugged and in sleep mode.Aside from that, amazing rig.[edit] update, same laptop, a year later, still going strong. zero issues.

Purchased the product 6 months ago. The product is decent, but there are definitely many many better options out there. I had a small spillage incident. The laptop shut down and did not turn on. Honestly, having experience of owning at least 7-8 different laptops in the past and the amount of the spillage; I did not think much of it. Just in case, I had the laptop powered off and left it for 3 days. It did not power on. I contacted the CS and they declined to warrant the product. The quote I received for repair was nearly 1/2 the cost of the laptop. I have used razer products for a long and have endorsed it as well. I will not be anymore and would advise everyone else to stay away as well. I can see that some might be temped to try their product with cumulative price drops, but I am sure most people can figure that out looking at the negative reviews of their product in many people’s recent reviews. Something has definitely changed within the company. For those that are researching to purchase a laptop in this price range, look into Asus, Acer, Dell, Lenovo, MSI, or even Apple. I still think Macbooks are overpriced(based on my need), but at least their product is dependable. I’ve even had the Macbook fully submerged in water and it still functioned without any problems. With the current support that Razer is providing and the dependability of their product, there is no reason to purchase ANY product from this company.