Get nearly £1000 off the Razer Blade 15 Advanced gaming laptop

Go virtually £1,000 off the Razer Blade 15 Avant-garde gaming laptop

Razer Blade 15 RTX 2070 Max-Q graphics gaming laptop

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Gaming laptop enthusiasts have a lot of options to choose from with plenty of power and a hefty price tag to match, especially as RTX 30-series GPUs start to drive the costs up.

But rather than looking to the latest crop of portable powerhouses, take a gander at the powerful-plenty RTX 20-series and there are some real bargains like this. Over at Laptops Direct for a express time, selection up the Razer Bract 15 Advanced for just £one,699, which takes a huge £950 off the list price.

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Every bit y'all can read in our Razer Blade 15 Advanced review, we are large fans of the sleek all-aluminum design, thin and light profile, and comfortable typing/trackpad experience. These arrive not just a corking gaming laptop, but a great all-rounder for when yous're not putting it through its paces.

Simply of course, the star of the prove here is the stellar gaming performance in something and so svelte. Up top, you accept an FHD brandish with a buttery smoothen 300Hz refresh charge per unit, paired with a good set of speakers for immersive gaming.

Under the hood, there's a 10th Gen Intel Cadre i7-10875H CPU, Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super GPU with 8GB GDDR6, 16GB DDR4 RAM and a super-fast 512GB Yard.2 SSD.

So long as you tin await past the below-boilerplate battery life (to exist honest, if yous're using a gaming laptop, you're going to want to be close to a ability outlet for max performance) and the fact it can run a little hot, this is a belter of a good deal that provides insane bang for your buck.

Jason brings a decade of tech and gaming journalism experience to his office as a writer at Laptop Mag. He specializes in finding the all-time deals to make sure y'all never pay more than than y'all should for gadgets! Jason takes a particular interest in writing and creating videos virtually laptops, headphones and games. He has previously written for Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus. In his spare fourth dimension, you lot'll detect Jason looking for skillful dogs to pet or thinking about eating pizza if he isn't already.