Review on MSI WF65 Mobile Workstation Laptop: Intel Core i7, NVIDIA Quadro 💻 T2000, 16GB RAM, 1TB NVME SSD, Win10 PRO - Review and Specs by Ada Atusia

Modern iron in a very old chassis. Savings on design are maximum - due to this, the low price. On paper, the characteristics are fire, but the user experience is so-so. It was better to take HP Omen on ryzen. Has some pros 8 cores, 11th gen intel - lots of power. The discrete video card is not weak. RAM 2 slots, nothing soldered. IPS screen 144 Hz. The keyboard is not mutilated: there is a separate power button, there is no accounting block on the right side, it is very convenient to work blindly with the keyboard. Affordable price. The bundled SSD is pretty good. Has some cons Very weak battery. At the slightest load, it holds no more than two hours. Separate holes for a microphone and headphones are enchanting nonsense, because. if you have wired ears with a microphone, your microphone will not work. And the disadvantage of the built-in microphone is that it picks up the noise of the cooling system. The cooling system can hardly cope with a hot processor. At the slightest load, the noise is already very well audible. A weak wifi antenna, where the iPhone shows 300 Mbps, this miracle from the same network catches 40-50 Mbps. If the access point is nearby, then yes, everything is fine. Dismantling in order to add RAM is very confusing. The slot for installing a SATA drive is just an atavism, a banal saving on chassis design. Instead, a more capacious battery would fit, but no.