MSI Pulse GL66 review

Two-minute review

The MSI Press GL66 is a medium-range game laptop, as long as I do not take it anywhere and the value does not mean anything for you.

First, the positive ones. The GL66 pulse contributes a bit of fantastic game performance, even constantly you will get 35 to 40 fps at Cyberpunk 2077 in the maximum setting with Ray Tracing and DLSS ON.

He also served very well in some of our other performance reference points, as well as being a large laptop to play games, so there are not many games that this laptop can not chew. Even the base configuration has at least one SSD of 512GB PCIE NVME, so you will also have room to download more than one or two at a time.

The screen is also a 144Hz update screen, and although it is only 1080p, you do not need anything more than on a game laptop. The Bezels will not win any award for the design, but it is a game laptop, so it is probably not going to be a crusher for you.

Unfortunately, some things greatly drag the MSI GL66 pulse, particularly its battery life. The GL66 pulse is barely cracked three hours while simply touching a Blu-ray in loop. This was typical a couple of years ago, but not in 2021.

This is not a game laptop that can move away from a wall output, so it is really a desktop replacement for those who do not have a lot of money to launch a real desktop replacement. There are also many better gaming laptops than a little more expensive, but they have a significantly better performance, as well as the battery life.

In short, the MSI press GL66 is a large game laptop, but there are better at this point or just above this price that will not be so hard to find, which makes the MSI press GL66 be a sale Hard for most medium rank games. Portable buyers.

Price and availability.

The MSI press GL66 is available at this time in the US. UU, United Kingdom and Australia. The startup configurations vary between the regions, but the entry-level model in the US. UU comes with an Intel Core I5-11400H Core, Nvidia RTX 3050, 8GB RAM and a 512GB NVME SSD for $ 949.

In the United Kingdom, the start model comes with a core I7-11800H, NVIDIA RTX 3050, 8 GB RAM and a 512GB NVME SSD, which will turn you £ 1.099. In Australia, there is only one model, which comes with a 16.3-inch Full HD screen, 144Hz, IPS 3MS screen, NVIDIA RTX 3060, 16 GB RAM and a 1TB NVME SSD for AU $ 2,499.