Removing Gaming From Microsoft Computer

I had known of Razer for a few years as a maker of gaming accessories and components in the PC market, but not as a computer manufacturer, and even if I did know they made computers, it was swamped out by being somewhat of a Microsoft Surface or Apple product snob. I read a few reviews of this product (Blade 14), and BestBuy had a them on display - my first impression was wow this thing looks really well made - something most gaming laptops are lacking, second impression is that it had less cheese factor than most gaming computers, and third impression was how well engineered and responsive it was. And the power in a 14 whose screen, touchpad, tolerances, fit, feel and finish were better than the Microsoft SurfaceBook and probably equal to a MacBook Pro. Yes, expensive, but it looked and felt worth it. I bought the Ryzen 9 RTX 3080 version and two weeks in I am impressed enough now to actually write a review - this is a great machine with no caveats in my mind, and worth what they are charging - the experience is reflected in the very professional and on-brand collateral materials, their web presence, etc. Razer is - surprise - a very top tier player, something I definitely didn't think of them as. Very happy with this purchase. The machine is powerful, smooth, refined, etc. as it should be and without any obvious compromises. If you want a top-tier computer, not just a gaming computer, this company belongs in your consideration set.

I am very happy with this computer. Microsoft makes transferring everything a breeze.

Excellent computer, far better than any Microsoft based computer that I have used

Did you know that you can't even get the computer to work without a Microsoft Login now? Super annoying.

I bought this almost a year ago and I kept my gaming monitor as well since this one was for business, but my experience is that this monitor is as good with AAA gaming as it is with Microsoft Office! I'm sure if I really studied the pixels during fast action scenes, I may be able to see that my ASUS gaming monitor is better, but after many hours of play, I see no difference in visual quality. Some older games don't always like the wide screen, but most just put black frame bars on the left and right of the game display, using the game's highest preset resolution option with no distortion.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a Microsoft Surface and love it because of the portability of it. It's my work computer but I take it with me. But it only has 1 USB port and not too many other ports. I got the thunderbolt dock to be able to connect more USB devices and other things to my computer. It has a lot of ports including HDMI ports and others. It also charges my computer while also has a phone charger port. It's not light so I don't think it's great for portability but I am leaving it in my office and it's fantastic. Recommend this to all.

After 7 years with my last computer and windows upgrade it was time to purchase a new computer,. Microsoft office 365 issmuch different then what I'm used to

I use the arc mouse by Microsoft on a daily basis, and am on computer (due to work) regularly. The mouse is reliable, easy to use, very compact, and the way it folds it becomes self-protective. I also like the magnetic feature holding the micro-tranceiver in place. This is the third of these units I have purchased over the years, and no negatives from me at all. Great product.

Good computer that met my needs. B&H Tech conner set it up and transfer my microsoft and quicken accounts. They also connected the wireless mouse to it.