Key travel is rather short, but the feedback is clearly noticeable, so that typing feels quite fast.
R9 270 FP64 WINDOWS
If necessary, you can swap the functions of fn and Windows keys, but then you have the same problem with the Windows key, which is on the right instead of the fn key. It's strange why MSI continues to go its own way. MSI has unfortunately shifted the fn key to the right side of the space bar again, which requires some getting used to. The F and special keys are also very small.
The WASD keys are transparent and thus stand out in color. The arrow keys in between are not halved in height, as is often the case, but are somewhat smaller overall in length and height. The layout is very similar for all Katana models: it looks very tidy, but the numpad on the right side looks badly squeezed in, but at least there is one. The predecessor is also included for comparison, but readers should note that it was equipped with the stronger RTX 3070 Ti. These include the Lenovo Legion 5, the Schenker XMG Core 15, the MSI Pulse GL66 and the Asus TUF Gaming F15. Since the Katana 15 is one of the first laptops with an RTX 4050 to be reviewed, we largely fall back on the previous generation of entry-level to mid-range gamers with the RTX 3060 for comparison. We'll take a look at how the two CPU/GPU generations compare in our B12 model. The designation is Katana 15 B12, while the Katana 15 B13 already has an Intel Gen13 and an RTX 40xx. Our current review configuration is interesting because MSI has decided to combine an "old" Alder Lake processor with a new RTX 4050 in order to possibly be among the first to release a gaming laptop with an RTX 40xx card. Last year we reviewed the 15.6-inch quasi-predecessor, the MSI Katana GF66 12UGS, but the Pulse GL66 or MSI Sword also strike the same visual note. MSI has a line of laptops that visually appear very similar.
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