I contacted the service center and they told me that they will send the service center details and battery model details as soon as possible. If that happens the service center won't repair your laptop even if it is under warranty. The bulging (deformation) causes the warranty sticker to break (it is just a paper with glue on it). I need the laptop for my work and I realized that the nearest service center for MSI laptops is 6 hours away.ģ. In the starting stage, the deformation will only be visible on the back cover of the laptop. When the battery starts bulging, the laptop gets deformed. Here are a few things to check frequently if you own an MSI gaming laptop:ġ.
This is a gaming laptop and the only game I have played is pubg mobile on an emulator. If I have been playing video games on the highest settings possible every day for the last 1 year, then I can accept that my overuse caused this issue. My touchpad is not working now and the whole laptop looks deformed. Now the front and back of the laptop where the battery is located is bulging out. My place is on complete lockdown and I couldn't take my laptop to a service center to get it fixed before the warranty got over. That's right! The battery started bulging about 2 months back. Do you want to know what is happening with mine? It is going to explode.
My friends play high-end games on their laptops but none of them are facing any issues with their battery. I have used several laptops and I got friends who own gaming laptops (none of them got MSI, that's why I got one).
Do you think these activities can damage a laptop's battery? I don't think so. Other things that I do on my laptop are watching movies, preparing content for publishing, watching youtube videos, and growing social media. That too in the lowest settings possible. So far the only game I have played on my laptop is PUBG mobile. But then my life took an unexpected turn and I had to find a job. I wanted it to play my favorite games on high graphic settings. My father bought me the MSI GF63 8RC exactly 1 year 2 months back.
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