All-AMD Corsair Voyager a1600 gaming laptop announced with a 240 Hz QHD+ screen, ten Stream Deck buttons, MUX switch and more

[Redaktion]

Corsair has unveiled its first-ever gaming laptop, the Voyager a1600. Its key specs include an AMD Ryzen 9 6900HS processor, Radeon RX 6800M GPU, a 16-inch 240Hz QHD+ screen, Cherry MX key switches, and a 99 Wh battery. Corsair will confirm its availability and prices are set to start at US$2,700.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/All-AMD-Corsair-Voyager-a1600-gaming-laptop-announced-with-a-240-Hz-QHD-screen-ten-Stream-Deck-buttons-MUX-switch-and-more.621652.0.html

[Ednumero]

Neat. I wonder if the S Keys are touchbar-style or if they're physical, tactile buttons. The latter would make them nicer to use in my view.

Also the screen may have a huge chin, but I'd call it acceptable here because it's in *addition* to a 16:10 panel, instead of taking the place of one as is the case with so many of the new MSI and Clevo laptops.

[LL]

No numpad again...

[PdV]

Does it have an original chassis or is it just another CLEVO/Intel build?

[Ednumero]

original chassis or (...) CLEVO

I'd be interested in knowing this as well.

If it's Clevo, this is at least one positive sign of re-emerging relevance for them. All the newest Clevo models, at least the ones sold by Sager that I've found on their website, still use 16:9 panels. It's a practicality problem in and of itself, as well as a deeper reflection into their stagnation in today's market. If this model is indeed a Clevo, I'm hoping that's a sign this is finally changing, and that this isn't just a one-off.