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 Miyazaki Kiyoshi ᠌

A really antique chassis with contemporary iron. Savings on design are at their highest, which accounts for the cheap cost. On paper, the qualities appear to be fantastic, but the user experience is mediocre. Taking HP Omen on Ryzen was preferable. features advantages Lots CPU power, 8 cores, 11th generation Intel. Discrete video card is not a weak component. No soldering, two Memory slots. 144 Hz IPS display. The keyboard has not been altered; it has a separate power button and no accounting block on the right side. It is also very convenient to use the keyboard while blind. a reasonable cost. The included SSD is rather decent. possesses drawbacks terrible battery It can only hold two hours of weight at the most. Separate holes for a microphone and headphones are absurd because a microphone that is hooked into your ears will not function. Also, the built-in microphone's drawback is that it can take up cooling system noise. A heated processor is almost beyond the cooling system's capabilities. The noise is already clearly heard under even light loads. Where the iPhone displays 300 Mbps, a poor wifi antenna only manages to capture 40–50 Mbps from the same network. The answer is yes if the access point is close by. It's incredibly perplexing to disassemble to add Memory. The SATA disk installation slot is basically an atavism and a cheap way to save space on the chassis. A bigger battery would fit instead, but that is not the case.