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Razer Book 13 Laptop Review

For More Work and Less Play

  • Lane Martin Lane Martin
  • February 12, 2021
  • 4 Minute Read
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Score: 8.5 / 10

It can be pretty easy to forget that there are things one might use a laptop for other than gaming. While a costly  gaming rig is going to draw out all the requisite awe that onlookers can muster, it can be overkill when you’re not trying to push some poor graphics card to the absolute limits. Luckily, the fine purveyors of colourful gaming technology over at Razer have the Razer Book 13, an ultra light, ultra portable laptop for your everyday computing needs.

The Razer Book 13 is a compact, minimalist looking affair that is obviously trying to evoke the same sort of imagery as that of Apple’s MacBook Air, but putting it’s own spin on things with Razer’s per key RGB programmable lighting so that user’s can show off their lovely little laptops in their own eye catching ways. RGB keyboards are usually the stuff of aforementioned monstrous gaming computers, but I really think they are a nice touch on this little machine, making it memorable and personalized in ways that can really cemented it as your laptop, even if it isn’t a graphical power house.

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Final Thoughts:

The Razer Book 13 isn’t the gaming juggernaut you’ll find in it’s cousins, the Blades, but rather an over all exceptional computer for all of your non-gaming needs.
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Razer Book 13

Manufacturer: Razer
Type: Laptop
MSRP: $1,699.99

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