I recently purchased a MSI GF63 "Thin" 9SC "gaming" laptop with a steel body housing a GeForce GTX 1650. I am unable to find any decent protective form-fitting cases designed specifically for this laptop's form factor. The GTX pushes a lot of heat when running full throttle. This prevents a problem for many of the "cases" I find in that they are either zippable sleeves or hard fastening shells that enshroud the entire laptop and do not balance protection, access/usability and air flow/ventilation.
I am accustomed to cases made for Macbook Pro like InCase, Speck, Slick and screen covers, wrist area wear protectors, 1mm or thinner keyboard spill covers, etc. by the likes of Twelve South, Moshi Monde, etc. These are made specifically for each of the laptop models as there is a very small number of models and form factors produced by Apple.
Does anyone know of a reliable, high quality product of either one or more damage-protection case (preferably one that mounts onto the laptop and provides open, unobstructed access to the laptop instead of something like a restrictive zip sleeve/case) with plenty of room for the heat of the GTX GPU to escape; a monitor dust/scratch cover (aka "privacy cover/screen"; a thin transparent adhesive that protects the screen of the laptop; a bezel/wrist-wrest area and trackpad wear-and-tear protective cover (usually temporary adhesive, removable and adjustable pieces), and a keyboard protector (e.g. the 1mm thin 'keyboard condoms' that are cut perfectly to the keyboard).
Of course, if there are other ideas and methods that work, I'm all hears.
I am accustomed to cases made for Macbook Pro like InCase, Speck, Slick and screen covers, wrist area wear protectors, 1mm or thinner keyboard spill covers, etc. by the likes of Twelve South, Moshi Monde, etc. These are made specifically for each of the laptop models as there is a very small number of models and form factors produced by Apple.
Does anyone know of a reliable, high quality product of either one or more damage-protection case (preferably one that mounts onto the laptop and provides open, unobstructed access to the laptop instead of something like a restrictive zip sleeve/case) with plenty of room for the heat of the GTX GPU to escape; a monitor dust/scratch cover (aka "privacy cover/screen"; a thin transparent adhesive that protects the screen of the laptop; a bezel/wrist-wrest area and trackpad wear-and-tear protective cover (usually temporary adhesive, removable and adjustable pieces), and a keyboard protector (e.g. the 1mm thin 'keyboard condoms' that are cut perfectly to the keyboard).
Of course, if there are other ideas and methods that work, I'm all hears.
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