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MSI WE72 7RJ Review

MSI WE72 7RJ Review

Posted on April 21, 2017January 19, 2019 By Jarvis

The MSI WE72 7RJ is like a mullet — business in the front, party in the back. While the $1,799, 17-inch workstation is unassuming when it’s closed, it has a comfortable, customizable RGB keyboard and a screen with vivid colors that will make photos and videos shine. Mix that with a blazing-fast SSD, and this workstation is prepared for both work and a little bit of play. However, with the MSI WE72 7RJ’s short battery life, you’ll want to make sure you always take a power brick along for the ride.

Design: Straight Off the Batmobile

From afar, the WE72 looks like most other workstations: black and blocky. But there are a few details that I really appreciate: Its subtle, silver logo is placed above the Workstation logo, and the black aluminum lid has a few small, symmetrical bumps — it looks like the hood on the Batmobile.
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