Yes, you read that headline right. Amazon have slashed a huge $3,200 off the price tag of the Razer Blade Pro 17 laptop, bringing it down to $3,699 from $6,899. If that deal is still a bit out of your price range, Amazon are also offering a few others. If you’re after some new accessories or a portable rig, you can pick up a Razer laptop, mouse or keyboard for cheap.
So how does the Pro 17 stack up as a laptop? It has a 10th Gen Intel Core i7-10875H processor with a max clock speed of 5.1GHz, a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 graphics card, and uses a 17.3″ display (300Hz FHD or 120Hz UHD).
You can check out some of the other cheap Razer deals below.
Best Razer laptop deals
- Razer Blade 15.6″ FHD RTX 2070 Gaming Laptop – now $2,499 (down from $4,099)
- Razer Blade 15.6″ FHD GTX 1660 Ti Gaming Laptop – now $2,280 (down from $3,399)
- Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model 15.6″ 300Hz Full HD Gaming Laptop – now $3,299 (down from $4,899)
- Razer Blade Pro 17 Advanced Model 17.3″ 120Hz 4K Gaming Laptop – now $3,699 (down from $6,899)
Best Razer keyboard deals
- Razer BlackWidow Chroma Green Switch Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – now $179 (down from $219.95)
- Razer Huntsman Opto-Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – now $233.12 (down from $249.95)
- Razer Huntsman Mini Optical Red Switch Gaming Keyboard – now $209 (down from $239.95)
- Razer Cynosa V2 Chroma RGB Membrane Gaming Keyboard – now $99 (down from $119.95)
Best Razer mouse deals
- Razer Viper Mini Chroma RGB Optical Wired Gaming Mouse – now $58.31 (down from $74.95)
- Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse – now $78 (down from $109.95)
- Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse – now $48 (down from $79.95)
- Razer DeathAdder V2 Wired Gaming Mouse – now $93 (down from $139.95)
- Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse with Charging Dock – now $229 (down from $256.95)
- Razer Naga Trinity Chroma Gaming Mouse – now $139 (down from $169.95)
Even at that price I would recommend people stay away. I had nothing but problems with my Razer laptop. When I sent it back for repairs they stripped the screws on the motherboard which meant the fans came loose and started rubbing loudly. When I sent it back I asked how this could have happened, and they asked whether it had been worked on before. When I told them they had worked on it and them only they refused to accept responsibility. This went back and forth with them for over 6 months. Eventually I went through to the ACCC, Fair Trade, etc. who contacted them but they refused to concede so I was advised to take it to tribunal. Because they don’t have an Australian office, going to tribunal would have been a massive pain so I just gave up. I will never purchase Razer again and after my experience I suggest to everyone steer clear of Razer laptops.