Razer Blade 16 (2025) Review - Thin, Light, Punchy, and Efficient 19

Razer Blade 16 (2025) Review - Thin, Light, Punchy, and Efficient

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Temperatures

When it comes to external temperatures, things can get a bit toasty in certain areas.




While gaming, the middle part of the keyboard hits 57°C. The WASD zone and the palm rests are much cooler, though.


The rear exhausts get very hot, directing heat right next to the lower part of the screen, as mentioned before this could be an issue in the long term—OLED screens are sensitive to higher temperatures, which can reduce their lifespan and increase the chance of pixel burn-in.


This heats up the bottom of the panel to around 55°C in certain areas! This raises valid concerns about longevity if the laptop is used frequently for gaming or other GPU intensive tasks.


The temperatures of the power connector and the adapter seem reasonable for an RTX 5090 laptop.
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