The retailer already has up to £528 off the Razer Blade 17 from 2021, but entering the code ‘RAZER500’ at checkout will get you an additional £500 off! That’s an incredible total saving of £1,028 on a model with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD – it’s available for just £1,400. But the 32GB RAM configuration isn’t far behind, down to under £2,000 with a £1,000 discount. Get this Razer Blade 17(16GB RAM) deal from Ebuyer now It’s still a significant amount of money, but the specs you’re getting here are mightily impressive. Top-tier internals include Intel’s Core i7-11800H CPU, a processor that’s specifically designed with gaming in mind. Alongside Nvidia’s RTX 3060 discrete GPU and the generous RAM offerings mentioned above, performance should be exceptional. The display itself is a 17.3in Full HD (1920×1080) LCD panel, complete with 100% sRGB coverage. But the killer feature here is refresh rate – the Blade 17 tops out at an incredible 360Hz. Elsewhere, a generous port selection (including USB-A and full-size HDMI) and sizeable 70.5Wh battery make this a capable all-rounder. On the software side, you’re getting Windows 10 Home out of the box, but the Razer Blade 17 is eligible for a free upgrade to Windows 11 Home now. The latter’s new DirectStorage feature is expected to improve load times and lead to smoother online gameplay. It’s worth noting that Razer did release an updated Blade 17 at CES 2022. Upgrades include 12th-gen Intel chips, a larger battery, faster charging and more speakers. However, you’ll pay significantly more for the privilege. If you can live without these upgrades, the 2021 model represents superb value for money. Just be quick if you’re interested, as we don’t know how long this deal will last. Get this Razer Blade 17 deal now, entering code ‘RAZER500’ at checkout

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