Review on MSI 2021 GF63 Thin Gaming 15 Laptop - 15.6" FHD IPS, Intel Quad-Core i5-10300H, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, GeForce GTX 1650 4GB, Backlit Keyboard, WiFi6, Win10 + HDMI Cable by Anand Anand ᠌

The screen severely hindered my enjoyment of the laptop. Instead, you should select something with fewer benefits but a more standard interface. The benefits it possesses are: +Weight +Design +Iron Additional cooling. Hot spots on the laptop's most-used controls were dissipated when the system was booted. More than a few USB ports. As an illustration of the pros, I have successfully attached a mouse and two flash drives. Xs can only be with me in this dimly lit room. Inadequate number pad. In other cases, that's the only option. A MAJOR FLAW - the display is broken. Creates dreadful hues. When I first saw the screen I thought everything was fine, if a little strange. But when I compared it to the one on my phone (a OnePlus 5t), I was floored. Whatever the case may be, I can't figure out why the colors are so flat. After two hours of calibration, I can still see that something is off. -Another MAJOR FLAW is that the Internet could go down during peak usage if the Wi-Fi connection is weak. I figured The Witcher 3 would be a good way to put my laptop through its paces. With full power, I let it go off. Around 30–33 frames per second, it stopped working entirely. Good is what comes to mind. After turning off my devices, I discover there is no connection to the web. At first, I blamed my distance from the modem, but it turned out to be unfounded. The heat from the laptop began to dissipate, and web access became available. I thought I'd test the laptop's responsiveness in GTA Online. I start it up, and Social Club says, "There is no connection to the server." Just to see what would happen, I decided to share my mobile data connection with others. It was all working, so I engaged in some peaceful play. After disconnecting my mobile data connection and moving closer to the modem, I was able to get online once more.