Price/spec verdict
£599: what you get for the money
Worth checking if you qualify for the £599 portal price: Core Ultra 5, 16GB RAM and RTX 3050 6GB is good value there, but the public £699 comparison price is only fair and should be compared with newer RTX 4050/5060 deals.
Eligibility note: Health Service, Blue Light Card or student portal access
Why it works
Reasons it is worth a look
- £599 is a strong price for a new 15.6in Windows laptop with Core Ultra 5 135H, 16GB RAM and a dedicated RTX 3050 6GB GPU.
- The 144Hz IPS panel, upgradeable memory ceiling listed up to 96GB and 120W power adapter make it more capable than many thin everyday laptops at this money.
- It suits productivity, study and light gaming better than integrated-graphics ultrabooks, provided the portal price is available to you.
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Before buying
- The £599 price is not a normal public price; it depends on Health Service, Blue Light Card or student portal access.
- Retailer-page verification was blocked by Cloudflare, so treat the effective price and live stock as needing a final logged-in Currys portal check.
- The RTX 3050 is a 6GB 45W-class laptop GPU according to MSI’s specification page, so it is for light gaming/creator acceleration rather than high-end gaming.
- Battery life is modest: third-party and listing specs point to about 5 hours / 55Wh, which is normal for this class but not ultraportable territory.
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