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Still, it remains impressively portable, and the design looks great. Razer has done a lot of work over the years to avoid dead giveaways that this is a gaming laptop—no gap between the display and the keyboard, no oversized or obvious vents, and no RGB-lit, jagged edges. Just clean, simple lines. If it weren't for the green snake logo on the lid and RGB-backlit keyboard, you'd never know this was a gaming machine. That's important, as the Blade 14 is meant to be a do-it-all laptop for work, school, and games. The fantastic keyboard and touchpad help in that regard. Unfortunately, the audio system still isn't great, even with the new six-speaker setup.