It can be specced with anything up to a 9th generation, octa-core Intel Core i9 processor, a whopping 64GB of RAM and Radeon Pro 5500M graphics. We reckon the slightly older - but still current - 16-inch MacBook Pro is better suited for serious video work. However, it's only available with a 13-inch screen, and its max 16GB RAM could be limiting for 4K video editing. Right now, the 13-inch MacBook Pro M1 is the latest 'Pro and is worthy of rave reviews thanks to its stunning blend of performance and efficiency. Very expensive when specced up -No SD card slot A lightweight sub-2.2kg design and sleek finish set the Blade apart externally. The Razer Blade 15 comes with a 512GB or 1TB SSD for storage, and the Advanced model can even be optioned with a 2TB SSD. If you opt for the base version, you even get an Ethernet port for fast, wired internet, while the Advanced models trades this for a useful SD card reader instead. With a hugely fast Nvidia GeForce graphics card under the hood, it’s up to the task when it comes to even the most demanding projects, and when you consider how many ports this thing has – three USB-A ports, two Thunderbolt/USB-C, one HDMI 2.1 port, and a headphone jack - it’s versatile too.
With deep, inky blacks and punchy, vibrant colors, it looks incredible, and with its 4K resolution equating to a pixel density of 282 ppi, it's super-sharp – perfect for editing your UHD content on. The Razer Blade 15 is special in that it features an optional OLED display rather than a traditional LCD. Very expensive -Top-end GPU not essential for video editing
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