The new model and its price positioning
Mechanical Revolution has added to its catalog a new configuration of the WuJie 15X laptop, named "Blizzard Edition" in its gaming version, according to IT之家. The heart of the system is the AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 processor, paired with a 15.3-inch panel with 2560x1600 resolution and a 240 Hz refresh rate. The indicated launch price is 6499 yuan; applying the national subsidy brings the cost down to 5524.15 yuan.
The most relevant data point for comparison within the lineup is the combination of an AMD AI-tier processor and a high-refresh display in a 1.68 kg chassis: a positioning that combines gaming features with claimed contained portability. The source does not clarify the full price outside the launch period, nor whether the subsidy is uniformly available across the territory.
Specifications declared by the manufacturer
According to the product sheet consulted by the source, the screen covers 100% of the sRGB color space, reaches 500 nits of brightness, and supports DC dimming and a matte anti-glare treatment, with opening up to about 180 degrees. The chassis is entirely metal. Memory is 16 GB and storage is 1 TB on SSD; both slots are described as expandable, an element that can affect the longevity of the configuration.
On the thermal front, the manufacturer declares a dual parallel heat-pipe architecture with three power delivery profiles: 25 W, 45 W, and 65 W. The battery is 80 Wh and the power adapter is a 100 W GaN unit with a proprietary protocol. The keyboard has 1.4 mm travel, a numeric keypad, and full-height directional arrow keys, with single-zone RGB backlighting. There is a webcam with a physical IR privacy shutter, Nahimic audio certification, and USB4, RJ45, and HDMI 2.1 ports.
These data come from the product page and not from independent tests: based on the available material, it is therefore not possible to assess the processor's real performance, actual battery life, or thermal behavior in the three declared profiles.
What remains to be verified
The material does not indicate the sales start date, the markets in which the model will be distributed, or availability outside China. It is not specified whether the national subsidy applies to all units or only to an initial batch, and no production volume data are provided. There is also no comparison with previous models in the same range, useful to establish how much the new version represents an actual step forward.
The news has limited relevance to the segment of gaming laptops with latest-generation AMD processors: the promotional price and the presence of expansion slots are the elements on which competition will be played, but without sales data or independent reviews the assessment remains open.
