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Razer
| Basic Information |
| Release Year
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2011 |
| Product Type
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Hardware |
| In Production
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Yes |
| Official Website
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https://www.razer.com/ |
Razer is an American headquartered company. It sells a variety of hardware including computer peripherals and laptops.
Overview of concerns that arise from the conduct towards users of the product (if applicable):
- User Freedom
- User Privacy
- Business Model
- Market Control
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Laptop battery swelling: This is a known issue within the entire Razer blade product line. Here are just a few community sources discussing the issue. https://pigtou.com/razer-laptop-battery-swelling/, https://www.budgetpcupgraderepair.com/razer-bloated-battery-and-how-to-prevent-them/.
Laptop adapters catching fire: An article talking about the problem https://www.notebookcheck.net/Razer-may-want-to-consider-a-recall-for-their-Blade-and-Blade-Pro-AC-adapters.426448.0.html
Replacement part disorganization and anti-consumerism:[edit | edit source]
This was documented by Andy at Salem Techsperts, where razer refused to sell a battery, claiming the laptop was a "Legacy model" (While not being listed as such on their website), and saying to contact a repair shop, they then offered to sell a battery after a comment from the Salem Techsperts youtube channel got over 5000 likes citing the problem on a video criticising razer, a few updates have come since then, whereas now razer claimed to not have bettery, then later claimed to actually have the battery, prompting backlash from the community.
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https://mysupport.razer.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3209/~/battery-issue-on-my-razer-blade-laptop
https://mysupport.razer.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/404/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNzU2MzM4OTA1L2dlbi8xNzU2MzM4OTA1L3NpZC9mVXZjeDBwTFRtR2Q1VEhaNU5QMEJkdk14OEl6S3hBbjJDZVBFTVBKclZRZmYxaHlCNmkwcFVSM0olN0VjeHN4eFFnTkZhZmt5OSU3RWcwQlBRazhvTjdnOFdTU0VuOUxVVEdQVG5wN1dSZDRtenUwOE0zYk80TFZ0eDl3JTIxJTIx
https://insider.razer.com/razer-support-45/my-razer-blade-14-2022-battery-swollen-70517
