MSI Bravo 15 (15.6-inch, 2020)

Solid 1080p gaming performance ; High-refresh (120Hz) display with support for AMD FreeSync ; Potent Ryzen 4000 series processor ; 16GB of RAM in under-$1000 test configuration ; Good battery life and speakers ; Wi-Fi 6 support

Single-color keyboard, versus RGB keyboard of the Alpha 15 ; CPU runs hot under load ; Can't quite match gaming frame rates of GeForce GTX 1660 Ti notebooks

MSI's all-AMD Bravo 15 is a value-focused gaming notebook that, thanks to a Ryzen 4000 series processor, delivers admirable 1080p frame rates and features for the money.

For this money it's need more memory ram

Very fast processor very light sturdy build

Slightly expensive but for a gaming laptop this is good

A very fast and responsive laptop. Very pleased with it.

I wish hard drive was 500GB. I didn't realise around 90GB of the 256GB drive is already used up by windows and other pre-installed software.

Performance

Hdrive size and screen bezel

Was looking to jump over to pc gaming finally made the leap with this laptop, for the money its absolutely perfect. I use mine for sim racing and have had no issues running any games or programs.

Could do with a basic 16gb of ram but easy enough to buy and install

Has an immature, but nice design, not suitable for cafe or professional use as it looks too "gamey" for outdoors work. Has reasonable performance at the price point, but is not capable of VR because of the lack of DisplayPort or USB3.

The screens on MSI products are at the very bottom of the cheap end of gaming laptops. The performance perhaps wasn't at its best for the price point. The lack of display port of USB3 (meaning occulus rift can't be used) ruined the whole experience and...

Used by 9yo to play and homework so hard to honestly rate experience

Does the job computation wise, high end games play fairly smoothly, nothing big from the last few years is crashing or slowing down.

Could use a bigger harddrive, you forget how much space a few big modern games take up these days. The laptop charger is short and clunky and the port is halfway down the side, which is just bad design.