MSI Katana GF76 review: performance and features What we don't have here is any sort of biometric login option (face or fingerprint), so you're stuck with the traditional ways of logging into Windows. Wi-Fi 6 is supported for super-speedy access to the web (assuming you've also got a Wi-Fi 6 router).
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There's a 720p webcam embedded in the bezel above the screen, as well as stereo 2W speakers. When it comes to ports, you've got one USB-C 3.2 Gen 1, two USB-A 3.2 Gen 1, one USB-A 2.0, one HDMI, an Ethernet port and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It might not be particularly flashy or sleek, but it feels durable and solid. You should be able to tell whether the design suits your tastes from the pictures accompanying this review, and it's undoubtedly unoffensive at the very least. The bezels aren't particularly thin around the screen, and a rather plain black plastic finish, but it's good enough as far as aesthetics go.
The IPS LCD panel isn't the brightest or the richest screen you're going to come across when shopping for a gaming laptop, but we do like the maximum 144Hz refresh rate, which brings with it super-fluid motion while gaming. The 17.3-inch, 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution display of course dominates the laptop, and is largely responsible for the overall dimensions of 398 x 273 x 28.2mm and the 2.6kg weight – this is not a lightweight laptop you can carry in a bag without noticing.
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