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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Display Testing


The OLED display offers great color reproduction and is a fantastic choice for mobile gaming, thanks to its 1600p resolution and 240 Hz refresh rate. My only real gripe is the glossy coating, which can be quite reflective in certain scenarios, especially under direct sunlight. It's nice that the panel on our specific laptop can even be overclocked to 253 Hz.

Razer Blade 16 (2025)
Model:Samsung ATNA60DL04-0 (SDC41AE)
Max SDR Brightness:396 nits
Max HDR Brightness:425 nits
Min Brightness:3 nits
Contrast:Infinite
Typical Color Accuracy:
(Average ΔE)
3.47 (Native Color Profile)
0.46 after calibration
Lowest Color Accuracy
(Maximum ΔE)
9.14
1.10 after calibration
Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)
(at 180 nits)
6376K
Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)
(at max brightness)
6628K
Gamut coverage97.6% sRGB
96.2% Adobe RGB
99.5% DCI-P3
Gamut volume171.5% sRGB
118.1% Adobe RGB
121.5% DCI-P3


Here's the uniformity of the screen at 180 nits.


You can also check the uniformity at max brightness.


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