The new Razer Blade 16 makes the switch to AMD and is the thinnest Blade to date

Another year, another Razer Blade. The Android Authority team had the opportunity to check out the Razer Blade 16 and take a closer look at what’s new. This CES feels a bit different as it’s the first time in years that we don’t see a Blade 18, and it’s also the very first time the Blade 16 doesn’t feature an Intel processor.

Razer is swapping Intel out for AMD Ryzen AI processors, which have become the leading choice for many PC gamers in recent years. The laptop will offer support for up to the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX370 processor. Not only is this the first Razer Blade 16 model to debut with AMD chips, but it’s also the thinnest Razer Blade to date at just 0.59 inches — approximately 32% thinner than the previous Blade 16.