MSI GL62 7QF - Gaming Laptop - Kabylake i5 7300HQ / 8GB RAM / 1TB HDD / 960M @ Ebuyer (Free Kinzu SteelSeries V3 Mouse and MSI Mousepad) - £599.98 @ Ebuyer

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MSI GL62 7QF - Gaming Laptop - Kabylake i5 7300HQ / 8GB RAM / 1TB HDD / 960M £599.98 @ Ebuyer (Free Kinzu SteelSeries V3 Mouse and MSI Mousepad)

£599.98 Ebuyer26 Apr 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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NeoTrix

26 Apr 17

Pretty good price on this set up, no SSD, although it does say "NVMe M.2 SSD by PCIe Gen3 X4 up to 2200MB/s speed (optional)" So should be able to add a NVMe M.2 SSD later down the line, should you feel the need. Couple of freebies in there too, which is always nice. But all in all I think this works out nicely anyway.

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- Latest 7th Gen. Intel® Core™ i5-7300HQ 2.5GHz +HM175 (3.5GHz Turbo boost)
Windows 10 Home
- GeForce® GTX 960M 2GB GDDR5 graphics with higher performance
- 15.6" Full HD (1920x1080), 94%NTSC wide-view panel(Optional)
- Exclusive Cooler Boost 3 Technology
- The X Boost function from MSI technology supports faster storage access speed.
- Dragon Center provides six functions to get a total control of your personal computer
- WTFast free premium license for 2-month
- NVMe M.2 SSD by PCIe Gen3 X4 up to 2200MB/s speed(optional)
- The latest USB 3.1 SuperSpeed+ interface built in
- USB Type-C reversible plug
- Exclusive SHIFT technology boosts performance under controlled noise & temperature
- Nahimic 2 Sound Technology delivering 360⁰ immersive audio experience
- Matrix Display supporting 4K output up to 2 external monitors

Top comments

krisb1701d to geolykos

28 Apr 17 3 #22

It is available with an SSD for the same price here;
https://www.saveonlaptops.co.uk/9S7-16J562-1673-MSI-GL62-7QF-1673UK_2066567.html

It is available with additional SSD for £70 more
https://www.saveonlaptops.co.uk/9S7-16J562-1673-MSI-GL62-7QF-1673UK_2080715.html

Its probably a better deal as the SSD is PCIE, so you coud still add in a normal 2.5 HDD for less and keep the OS on the SSD without any hassle.

Latest comments (35)

N3RO

29 May 17 #35

if it didn't had gaming logo i would buy it for my father as he plays with video editing:/

JMC19

19 May 17 #33

There's GTX 1050 4GB models on Amazon with or without freebies, and with or without RGB keyboards.. I'd rather pay a little bit more for a better

https://www.amazon.co.uk/ASUS-GL553VD-FY047T-Notebook-i5-7300HQ-Processor/dp/B01N33JP9R/

https://www.amazon.co.uk/ASUS-ZX553VD-DM640T-Backpack-Kabylake-i5-7300HQ/dp/B06XD5BNMZ/

brilly to JMC19

19 May 17 #34

pointless, over 30% isnt 'a little' more

usetheforceluke

19 May 17 #32

deal is okay for the price but no keyboard backlight is a dealbreaker for me

FrozenFlash

10 May 17 #31

Has anyone bought from saveonlaptops before? Some of the reviews I've read suggest they are horrible if anything is going wrong with the order or delivery.

ZaGaZ

9 May 17 #30

https://www.saveonlaptops.co.uk/9S7-16J562-1673-MSI-GL62-7QF-1673UK_2066567.html?gclid=CjsKDwjw0cXIBRCxjqnE3K3sHhIkAL1LezRugyMpTyHFyB8pfkyZCDKV3yFuKCdYLTdjSZPDvYvTGgI4RPD_BwE

with 128gb ssd instead

kamikazilucas

7 May 17 #29

would be great if this was 500

moustachegai

5 May 17 #28

Ah thanks. This is a no go then...

krisb1701d

3 May 17 1 #27

It's TN

edd13

27 Apr 17 1 #17

Could anyone confirm the screen type? TN or IPS?, I would like to know the adobe RGB accuracy. Thank you

moustachegai to edd13

3 May 17 1 #26

Agreed, does anyone know what the screen is like? I find this feature the most important out of all the "specs" and I find it bizare no one seems to pay attention to the colour accuracy and viewing angles. It's hilarious that cheaper chromebooks have better displays than most laptops sub £800

vmistery

3 May 17 #25

Shame about the 960 but for the price you really can't complain as you wont be getting a 1050 for this price yet, the M.2 slot is a bonus too.

Dhiraj1

29 Apr 17 #24

Shows as 699?

bulletfoss

28 Apr 17 #23

This is good, I have the 970m and it runs everything.

Get the SSD version, this is an absolute must.

geolykos

27 Apr 17 1 #16

I dont understand why they re still offering gaming laptops without SSD; or any laptop for that matter. Nowadays, you can get a 512gb SSD for less than £120.

CDR to geolykos

28 Apr 17 #18

£120 is an additional 20% cost of this purchase. That's a lot for any product to jump.
It's better to make it 20% cheaper then allow users to upgrade themselves if required

brilly to geolykos

28 Apr 17 #19

really? which pcie m.2 ssd @~500gb you getting for 120? :smirk:

krisb1701d to geolykos

28 Apr 17 3 #22

brilly

28 Apr 17 #21

ok sure but then you have lost the main bulk of storage, cant have everything for nothing

ant3re

28 Apr 17 #20

I'd assume he wants the HDD removed and a normal SSD in its place, but at below £120, it'd have to be a lesser brand.

Nicko1387

27 Apr 17 #15

Yes indeed. No you don't have to inform them, just if something goes wrong let them know you only opened it up to put an SSD in, just don't fiddle with anything else

cooperdj

27 Apr 17 #14

bought this last week from ebuyer and put a nvme SSD in it. Great piece of kit, although unfortunately they don't really seem up for price matching themselves and i paid £50 more!

Max-Power

27 Apr 17 #13

more than a slightly though :wink:

bsmaff

26 Apr 17 1 #1

Voted hot as very good price for spec.. Would of preferred a slightly more expensive option with a 1050

mecheekymonkey to bsmaff

27 Apr 17 #12

Try Alienware 13 r3 :smiley: beast in a little container

theblur

26 Apr 17 #11

I have an MSI and contacted them regarding this a while ago and was informed removing the sticker does not invalidate warranty as long as done carefully and not damaging other components.

hobnobgoblin

26 Apr 17 #10

Really? I wish I'd known this when i first set mine up; I was just going to struggle along with the slow hdd for a year and then switch it out once the warranty expired. Do you have to inform them you intend to put an SSD for warranty purposes, or can you just go straight ahead?

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nomez

26 Apr 17 #6

Is the RAM easily upgradable to 16GB?? And more importantly would this be good for using AutoCAD? For 2d and 3d?

Ta

hobnobgoblin to nomez

26 Apr 17 1 #9

The MSI GL62 6QD with the i5-6300HQ and GTX 950M works fine for 2D AutoCAD, so this should too. Not sure about 3D as I don't do modelling, hopefully someone else can help you there.

BestFreeApps

26 Apr 17 #8

nice one

jameshothothot

26 Apr 17 #7

good price for 960m

Cantona007

26 Apr 17 #5

Would be pretty God damn stupid and make no sense to have option to include ssd but then voids warranty by doing so, does it not?

Nick_S

26 Apr 17 1 #3

I bought the MSI GL62 6QD with the i5-6300HQ and GTX 950M in October and I'm pretty happy with it. AN additional £30 for the 960M and the i5-7300HQ sounds like a good deal. However, the one-piece bottom with warranty sticker over the screw hole means you'll invalidate your warranty by adding an SSD or removing the battery to do a hard reset.

Nicko1387 to Nick_S

26 Apr 17 1 #4

I bought the same MSI as yourself, wanted to add an SSD after I purchased so I enquired with MSI about the warranty, it doesn't void the warranty aslong as you are just putting an SSD in

rand0m

26 Apr 17 1 #2

meh

its fat compared to 65 series (which also is double the price of this).
This could be used as desktop replacement for image / video editing.

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