MSI Prestige 14 EVO Laptop 14" FHD Ultra Thin Bezel Display, Intel Core i7-1195G7, Intel Iris Xe, 16GB RAM, 512GB NVMe SSD, Thunderbolt 4, Win 10 Home Carbon Grey (A11MO-052)

To all, one of the excellent product. with 1195G7 processor the speed is amazing. Worth for money. Very light weight and lightining speed. Both face unlock and finger unlock is an added advantage. Superior quality. I recommend this product to everyone. Got delivered within 5 days. Value for money.

Very bad to recive not same item wht you buy

Excelente equipo, muy rápida la máquina y lo mejor es que es silencioso su ventilador. La batería en modo ahorro dura bastante y su touchpad es muy amplio. La tomé en oferta en 18 y creo que fue un excelente precio

Contras: me llegó con un cargador que no parece el originalEs extremadamente corto, algo muy malo

Por ahora todo bien, llevo dos semanas con la computadora y estoy conforme con la compra.

Excellent value!There has been a little FUD and disparaging commentary out there in the tech press regarding the Intel integrated G7/Xe graphics. My advice is **Pay no attention** This reviewed MSI system has an Intel i7-1185G7 with integrated G7 graphics. Intel finally has an integrated graphics with really decent graphics performance. It won't compete with high-end Nvidia and AMD discrete GPUs for gaming, but, for everything else, it is more than adequate. Specifically, I tested a number of "4K" 3840x2160p60 HDR video streams, and, the system is actually cruising, running cool and silent. A Youtube 4K 60fps test video used by some as a benchmark showed 0 (zero, zed) frame drops in 4K. Unfortunately, the MSI doesn't have a built-in HDMI port, but, I inserted a TB3/4 USB-C => HDMI 2.1 adapter, it negotiated with the TV to 3840x2160p60 10-bit HDR, and the results from 25-30 Mbps quality 4K videos are great. And, while viewing 4K videos, the system was so cool and quiet that it could actually be used as a laptop. In fact, it even tested out with one of the few 8K 60 fps (7680x4320p60) videos available and it looked fine with less than .1% frame drops (at 4K - I don't have an 8K monitor).Note that this is a 16GB system-- I would advise anyone to get 16GB (not 8GB) to ensure that you get full use-- the integrated graphics sometimes does requisition 4-5GB of the available memory.Other features about the MSI that I like are the two TB4/power USB-C ports, the almost symmetric keyboard that thankfully has no numeric keypad, the very-good not-glossy HD display, the decent keyboard, and the excellent touchpad (far better than most windows laptops - more like an Apple in fact). Overall, the system feels a lot like a MacBook Air-- that is a good thing compared to most Windows laptops. Graphics performance is comparable to a previous generation laptop a family member uses that has an Nvidia 960M GPU. That system is heavier and noisier, and, when I compared graphics performance, is similar in graphics performance. In my testing, the 1185G7 has similar performance to the 960M.This laptop is an ultralight - light, compact, quiet, runs cool, has a great-feeling trackpad, and phenomenal performance for such a minimalist system. Less is more in several ways -- no discrete GPU, and no numeric keypad. The Intel 1185G7 and the Apple M1 represent the next wave of integrated CPU/GPU that have more than enough CPU and GPU speed for almost all everyday uses.What's missing from this MSI? Built-in HDMI 2.1 port, built-in wired Ethernet port, one more USB-A port. I would have sprung for a 4K display, but, unfortunately, it is difficult to find one without a discrete GPU added. So I went with the HD display. I would have appreciated 1 and 2 TB SSD options. For the price, this ultralight has amazing performance.

I wanted a 2-in-1 touchscreen, but I got this for a good deal.It's fast and works well. Good battery life. 180 hinge allows me to put it on a steep laptop stand and put a keyboard in front for longer typing sessions.The Iris xe graphics card is great for Premiere Pro and Photoshop, and it dual boots Linux distros fine.It's very lightweight. I didn't know laptops were so light these days, or I would have gotten a 15.6 inch.Edit: started having weird errors. I still have the plastic on the back, its in mint conditon. But now sometimes it won't turn on for half an hour. The backlight will come on and off, the accessories will come on and off during this time... It doesn't seem that reliable now.