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Razer Book 13

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Razer Book 13 is Razer's productivity-focused ultrabook, built for people who wanted the brand's CNC-aluminum construction without the gaming visuals of the Blade line. It targets students, remote workers, and creative professionals who need a thin, quiet laptop for daily use rather than a gaming rig. Razer built it around 11th Gen Intel Core processors and paired it with a 13.4-inch 16:10 display, a departure from the wider 16:9 panels common at the time. It has held resale value well because the aluminum chassis wears better than plastic-bodied competitors, and because Thunderbolt 4 and Wi-Fi 6 keep it usable for everyday work years after release. Pick your processor and condition in the tool above for an instant cash offer, or see how the process works before you commit. If you decide to part with it, you can sell your laptop here in a few minutes.

Confirm you have the Razer Book 13

The fastest way to check is inside Windows. Go to Settings → System → About, or right-click the Start button and choose System, to see the device name and processor listed under "Device specifications." You can also press the Windows key + R, type dxdiag, and press Enter to pull up processor and graphics details in one window.

Book 13 — Intel Core i7

  • 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1165G7
  • Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics
  • Sold with 16GB LPDDR4x memory

Book 13 — Intel Core i5

  • 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1135G7
  • Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics
  • Sold with 8GB or 16GB LPDDR4x memory

Prefer a visual check? Flip the laptop over. The bottom panel carries the Razer name and a Mercury White or black finish; the Book 13 has no visible fan grilles on the hinge like the Blade line does, and its keyboard glows a single color rather than per-key RGB.

Core hardware configurations

Processor

  • Intel Core i7-1165G7 (11th Gen, quad-core)
  • Intel Core i5-1135G7 (11th Gen, quad-core)
  • The i7 pulls a stronger offer than the i5

Graphics

  • Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics on both processor options
  • No discrete GPU on this model

Memory

  • 8GB or 16GB LPDDR4x
  • Soldered to the board, not upgradable after purchase
  • 16GB units are worth confirming before you quote

Storage

  • Single M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD
  • Sold in multiple capacities across trims
  • Higher storage tier moves resale value up

Display & audio

13.4-inch display in a 16:10 aspect ratio, taller than a standard 16:9 panel and better suited to documents and browsing. Razer sold it with FHD+ non-touch, FHD+ touch, and UHD+ touch panel options depending on trim.

THX-certified quad speaker array, tuned for clear voice reproduction on video calls rather than bass output.

Windows Hello facial recognition through an infrared webcam, so you can sign in without a password on supported builds.

Ports & connectivity

The Book 13 keeps its port count lean, in keeping with its thin chassis, and leans on Thunderbolt 4 for expansion.

Left side
  • 2x Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C, DisplayPort, Power Delivery)
Right side
  • 1x USB-A 3.2 Gen 2
  • 3.5mm headphone/mic combo jack
  • UHS-III microSD card reader

Thunderbolt 4 Wi-Fi 6 Iris Xe Graphics THX Audio Windows Hello CNC Aluminum Chassis 16:10 Display

Battery, build & more

Ships with a compact 65W USB-C charger. Battery life benefits from the efficiency of the Tiger Lake platform rather than a particularly oversized cell.

CNC-milled aluminum unibody offered in Mercury White and black finishes. The chassis is thin and travels well, but the light finish shows scuffs more visibly than the black one.

Originally shipped with Windows 10, upgradable to Windows 11 on supported units. Keyboard lighting and fan profiles are controlled through Razer Synapse.

Positioned as a premium alternative to a MacBook Pro or Dell XPS 13 for buyers who wanted Razer's build quality without a gaming look. That positioning keeps demand for it steady in the used market.

Frequently asked questions

01 How do I find the model number / exact configuration?
Go to Settings → System → About in Windows, where "Device specifications" lists your processor and installed memory. Running dxdiag (Windows key + R, then type dxdiag) gives you the same information plus your graphics driver version. Razer does not print a separate model number on the Book 13's bottom panel, so the processor and RAM are what distinguish one configuration from another. If Windows won't boot, the same details are printed on the original retail box if you still have it, or on the order confirmation from wherever you bought it.
02 How do I tell it apart from the Razer Blade Stealth 13?
Check the keyboard lighting and the graphics option first. The Blade Stealth 13 is Razer's gaming ultrabook and typically offers per-key RGB lighting and an optional discrete GeForce MX450 GPU, while the Book 13 has a single-zone backlight and Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics only, no discrete GPU option. The Book 13 also comes in a Mercury White finish that Razer never offered on the Blade Stealth. If you're still unsure, run dxdiag and look at the graphics card listed.
03 Can I sell it with damage (cracked screen, weak battery, won't turn on)?
Yes, condition options above account for cracked screens, battery wear, and units that won't power on, and the quote adjusts accordingly. Before shipping, remove any Microsoft account lock: sign out of your Microsoft account in Settings → Accounts, and suspend BitLocker if it's enabled so the drive isn't tied to your account. A laptop still logged into someone else's Microsoft account can't be resold or refurbished, so this step matters even on a device that no longer boots normally, if you can still reach the login screen or safe mode.
04 What raises the trade-in value the most?
A fully working unit with its original 65W USB-C charger raises the offer more than any single spec. Beyond that, the i7 processor and higher storage capacity outperform the i5 base configuration, and a clean Mercury White chassis without dents or heavy scuffing holds value better than a scratched one. A battery that still holds a reasonable charge, rather than one that needs to stay plugged in, also matters, since battery replacement is a real cost for whoever refurbishes it next.
05 How do I erase it and remove my accounts, and how do I get paid?
Go to Settings → System → Recovery → Reset this PC, and choose "Remove everything" so your files and settings are wiped. Before that, sign out of your Microsoft account under Settings → Accounts, remove the device from your Microsoft account online if it's linked, and suspend or turn off BitLocker so the reset isn't blocked by encryption. Once the reset finishes, ship it to us; shipping is free and insured, and payment goes out after testing by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or check. Full steps, including how to handle a locked or non-booting unit, are on our data erasure protocols page.