MSI GS60 Ghost Gaming (15.6-inch, 2015) Series

89% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Enough power for every game, Fast, quad-core processor, Slick SSD-based RAID array, Slimmer and lighter than the competition, Excellent 1080p screen

Poor thermal performance, Loud internal fans, Disappointing battery life, Lack of real internal access

Excellent screen ; Solid 3K performance ; Stylish design ; Fantastic keyboard

Runs extremely hot ; Lackluster battery life

Thin, light and 3K are what this grand gaming laptop excels at, but save some dough and go for the 1080p version.

While still not especially petite by the standards of some 15-inch laptops – its footprint is 14 percent larger than a MacBook Pro despite its smaller display – the MSI GS60 2QD-470UK does manage to keep within the magic size and weight figures of 2.0...

The MSI GS60 2PE Ghost Pro has enough power to handle current games, and it’s got the screen quality to match – and all while costing less than the Gigabyte P35W v2, which has a poorer screen but a tad more gaming power. The storage, keyboard and...

Super thin and very portable.

Gets hot.

Kitguru says: The MSI GS60 2PE Ghost Pro is a powerful, well designed, super thin gaming laptop. It really doesn’t get any better than this. A perfect partner for LAN gaming events.

The power to play any game ; Excellent customizable keyboard ; Reasonably priced

Terrible trackpad ; Flimsy plastic case ; Limited hardware customization

If you like PC gaming, you will love the MSI GS60 Ghost.

Simple, elegant design ; Powerful ; Great trackpad for productivity

Disappointing audio ; Average battery life ; Trackpad is lousy for gaming

Like the Razer Blade, the Ghost plays to a specific niche: gamers who want the power of a full-fledged gaming PC without sacrificing portability or aesthetics. It's a small subset of the notebook market, but MSI's GS60 fits right in: It's thin,...

Excellent keyboard ; Excellent, non-glossy screen ; Thin and light for a gaming beast

Some driver issues for graphics and Wi-Fi ; Fan noise ; Touchpad could be a bit better

It may be a gaming laptop, but MSI's GS60 Ghost has a lot going for it even if you're not all that keen on games. The keyboard and screen are both excellent, and the configuration is strong, despite the overall weight of 1.96kg and the thin chassis....

individual keyboard illumination, high system performance, aluminum chassis, thin construction, no throttling

limited maintainability, battery discharges under load, touchpad suffers from delays, meager runtimes, pulsating fans

Once again, MSI offers a nicely designed and slim gaming notebook. Fortunately, the current version features a USB 3.1 port. The second new feature is the DDR4-RAM. However, our main focus was the Skylake processor, which manages solid overall results....