Razer will raise the price of its laptops due to a shortage of components

It was clear that sooner or later some brands would start with this and it is not surprising because they have no fault, and the first of them and for a shortage of components Razer the price of their laptops will go up.

As we can read in an official statement, the CEO of Razer, due to the significant increases in manufacturing costs by factories, the increase in the price of international transport which increased by 700%, and several other factors, the first harmed will be Razer laptops.

As many of you know, once 2022 enters both AMD and Intel and NVIDIA will bring us their new architectures for desktop, laptop and graphics microphones, but we will focus today on the chips for laptops which will be based on Rembrandt in the high-end of AMD Ryzen serie 6000.

On the intel side the core will be 12th generation Alder Lake-P this being a hybrid between Golden Cove and Gracemont, increasing performance even more compared to existing designs.

That is why the first Razer laptops to carry these mikes are the ones that will suffer this price increase. According Min-Liang As CEO of Razer, he confirmed that Razer’s next-generation gaming laptops will see a price increase, including the flagship series. Razer Blade.

The company only presented its first Blade laptops based in AMD at the beginning of the year and is likely to launch other AMD laptops in 2022 as well, but we will have to wait for such announcements.

Just had a long meeting to review our gaming laptops line for next year – looks like there are significant increases in component costs etc and we’ll be seeing price increases for next gen gaming laptops across the board (including the @Razer Blade) next year.

— Min-Liang Tan (@minliangtan) November 30, 2021

As we have been announcing regarding the shortage of components all this year 2021, things are not looking good for this 2022 and most components and peripherals will see their price increase, so if you have to buy something better than buy now because things will get worse as we move forward in 2022.