Cyber Monday gaming laptop deal—The Razer Blade 14 in Quartz pink for $2,200

A bunch of Razer Quartz pink gaming gear for cyber monday.

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With Cyber Monday clawing at our heels, there are a good deal of gaming laptop deals around, but none so savage and downright fabulous as the Razer Blade 14 now at $2,200. It's been in and out of stock a bit over the Black Friday weekend, but right now it's here, it's not dear, and it's entirely that other word that rhymes with here—especially with the glorious RGB rainbow shining up from beneath the keyboard.

It may not be our favourite config, but it'll still make a good swing at that 165Hz, 1440p panel with the RTX 3070 Ti under it's hood. Sure you may have to fiddle with the settings a bit, but it's still a pretty powerful spec, especially paired with AMD's Ryzen 9 6900HX. Be aware the Blade 14 is susceptible to a little thermal throttling though, so keep an eye on those temps if you're been at it for ages.

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That by no means makes the deal any less worth it, though. The Razer Blade's 14-inch screen hits a sweet spot for 1440p. The screen is small enough for the pixel density to look sharp without the performance impact of a 4K screen. Not bad for a traditionally fem-colour gaming laptop, huh lads?

Of course, if you're using it to game (which you should be or, like, why are you even here?) then a gaming mouse is going to be next on your list of necessities. Thankfully among all the Cyber Monday gaming mouse deals there's a version of the Viper Ultimate gaming mouse on sale, and while the black version is cheaper, it won't match your new pink setup.

Topping off your setup, the Seiren Mini is $37.99, so you can get yourself mic to match your laptop. It's not only great sounding, it's also small enough to pack up and take with you if you're going to be moving your pink-obsessed butt from place to place.

Oh, and while we're at it, it might be a shout to grab a headset to match, because no one wants to hear your music when you're moving around with the Blade 14, or the feedback when you're on a call with your snazzy, pill-shaped mic.

Having been obsessed with game mechanics, computers and graphics for three decades, Katie took Game Art and Design up to Masters level at uni and has been writing about digital games, tabletop games and gaming technology for over five years since. She can be found facilitating board game design workshops and optimising everything in her path.