It’s good to know that the lid can be opened with a single hand, and goes all the way flat. Thankfully, the keyboard deck is not bendy, even when you press hard on it. Well, the lid is surprisingly sturdy, while the base shows some bends. The entire laptop’s body is made out of metal, which not only provides a cool touch feeling but also results in a rigid structure. Its thickness goes from 18.3mm to 19.8mm, while the weight sits at 2.10 kilos. Instead of the usual Red Dragon logo, you get a black flushed one. It has a lowkey design, which hides its gaming identity with pretty good success. One of the most important aspects of this machine is its body. You can check the prices and configurations in our Specs System: Let’s take a deep dive into this laptop’s claims, and see if the lack of visual changes is backed up by a better cooling solution – the reason for the Stealth series’ struggle recently. Pretty much the cream of the crop, when it comes to mobile gaming displays. You can get it with a 1080p 360Hz panel, a 1440p 240Hz panel, or with a 4K 120Hz solution. Currently, the screen roster of this device is truly spectacular. Having such a powerful package under the hood means you can experiment with your display options. Today, we hope that the balance will change in MSI’s favor, as their latest Stealth GS66 (12Ux) moves to 12th Gen Intel processors, and employs the latest and greatest NVIDIA has produced – the RTX 3080 Ti. Through the years, it has battled the Triton 500’s and the Razers of the world with mixed success. In fact, the Stealth series was one of the first to preach the thin and light gaming philosophy.
The MSI Stealth GS66 is one such laptop that aims to break the stigma. These laptops run hotter and are paired with low-TGP graphics cards. Usually, the convenience of being able to carry your laptop around, without risking a shoulder sprain comes at a cost. What is a world without thin and light gaming notebooks? For sure, it would be a boring place.
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