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When compared to the 144 Hz LG panel on the Intel 8th gen Blade 15, we're relieved to see that Razer has made no sly compromises for the new 240 Hz refresh rate.

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Razer is sourcing the same LQ156M1JW03Р вЂ™Р’В 240 Hz panel from Sharp as does the latest Gigabyte Aero 15 Classic and so both laptops share similar display qualities including the excellent contrast, full sRGB color coverage, and fast response times.

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The Blade 15 has one of the widest panel options available for a gaming laptop including 1080p 60 Hz, 1080p 144 Hz, 4K UHD 60 Hz touchscreen, 4K UHD OLED 60 Hz touchscreen, and now 1080p 240 Hz.

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Perhaps more impressive than the CPU update is the new 240 Hz IPS panel. It's both easier and more reliable to simply double tap the trackpad surface rather than to depress it to input a mouse click. Unfortunately, the integrated mouse keys are still spongy and in need of an upgrade. The very high display refresh rate adds to the responsiveness of the trackpad. Cursor control is very smooth with no jumping and almost no sticking even if moving at slow speeds. The large clickpad (13 x 8.0 cm) is larger than the ones on the XPS 15 (10.5 x 8.5 cm) and MSI GS65 (10.5 x 7.0 cm).

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Since all Blade 15 and newer Blade Stealth SKUs share the same keyboard with similar chassis designs, you can get a firm grasp of the entire Blade series from a single configuration. It's definitely worth checking out a model in person just to get a feel of the keys. While we still think travel and feedback are too shallow and soft for a gaming laptop, we've spoken to users who are apathetic toward the keyboard or find it just fine for gaming.

Our existing comments on the keyboard and trackpad apply here.

Razer Blade 15 Original ( i7-8750H, GTX 1070 Max-Q ).

Razer Blade 15 Original ( i7-8750H, GTX 1060 Max-Q ).

Razer Blade 15 Base Model (i7-8750H, GTX 1060 Max-Q).

Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model (i7-8750H, RTX 2070 Max-Q).

For this review, we'll be comparing our Intel 9th gen Blade 15 Advanced Model to its immediate predecessor to see what kinds of benefits the new CPU and RTX 2080 Max-Q GPU can bring to the table.Р вЂќР’Вirect competitors include other flagship ultra-thin gaming laptops such as the 15.6-inch MSI GS65, Aorus 15, Lenovo Legion Y740, Acer Predator Triton 700, Alienware m15, Walmart Overpowered 15, and the recently released Asus Zephyrus S GX502.Р вЂќР вЂЎor more information on the Blade 15 OLED, see our comparison page here. Lesser Intel 9th gen configurations with 'only' a 144 Hz display are also available starting at $2000 USD. Our test unit today is the higher-end Advanced Model configuration equipped with a Core i7-9750H CPU, RTX 2080 Max-Q CPU, 240 Hz FHD display, and an Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 WLAN module for about $3000 USD. GPU options remain identical ranging from the RTX 2060 to the RTX 2070 Max-Q and RTX 2080 Max-Q. Other than the changes above, the Intel 9th gen Blade 15 Advanced Model is physically identical to the Intel 8th gen Blade 15 Advanced Model and so all of our comments on the chassis, keyboard, trackpad, and audio still apply here. The Intel 9th gen Blade 15 supplants the 8th gen Blade 15 while adding two new display options (240 Hz IPS and 60 Hz OLED), faster USB ports (up to 20 Gbps), and faster wireless (802.11ax/Wi-Fi 6) to be one of the most advanced for its category. When Intel announced the arrival of H-series 9th gen Core processors, Razer was one of the first out of the gate with an Intel 9th gen Core i7 offering. Razer is the kind of company that wants to offer the latest in technology as soon as it become available.