Thin 15 15.6” 144Hz FHD Gaming Laptop: Intel Core i7-13620H, NVIDIA Geforce RTX 4050, 16GB DDR4, 512GB NVMe SSD, WiFi 6E, Win 11: Black B13VE-2678US

Glorious ! A truely epic machine that doesn't disappoint. The battery life could be longer tbh.

Good performance. Remember to use the provided power cord, this won't work with a USB-C.

While I did have issues booting it due to Windows 11 updater, (Not the computer's fault), once I fixed the windows 11 issue it worked just fine. Now it runs fast and its exactly what I need in a laptop.

Battery life is very short l. Must keep it plugged in or quality of gaming goes down and batt life dwindles quickly. Storage is small, needs added external drive in order to have more than 2 large games installed.

I needed a laptop that could/would run Windows 11 and was cheap. I have 1 count them 1 program that HAS to have windows 11 (cough cough intuit cough cough) because it's more "secure". So this showed up in the Amazon suggestions and it's a good collection of hardware (small hard drive but it's not embarrassed). It's called a "gaming" laptop and with a 4050 gpu you could use it for one, but a 15" screen? This laptop however, in my opinion, is a little on the "plastic" side. I have several MSI laptops, all gaming laptops (I buy gaming laptops because they come with Ethernet ports), and they are solid hefty laptops, I wouldn't have a second thought about putting on in a backpack. This laptop, I would use lots of padding, the case feels like it would shatter on the first drop. I won't be hauling this around, and this was a good deal. I did upgrade the hard drive to a 1tb. It's working fine. I'm happy with the laptop. It does what I needed.

Laptop is great, prefer it to my gaming desktop at times. I plug it into my widescreen monitor w the usb to hdmi cable, more for work and school and games. As far as gaming goes I don't do much, played a few games CS, madden, Ready or Not and never had any issues with anything. I think I got a great deal for this thing, speedy, lightweight, sound is about a 7/10 but hey my $700 Oled doesn't even include speakers so whose complaining.

The bad: The case has some sharp edges and feels cheap. It’s so lightweight that I had to buy an additional case to put it in so I don’t break it when taking it to work. This gets really warm, even just using excel with nothing else running. I can’t imagine how hot it gets running a game. Battery life appears to be 2-2.5 hours so far. I don’t know if that’s good or bad, but my last laptop could go twice as long and it’s 8 years old. Probably not a good choice if you’re using it for school work and don’t have access to an outlet for an extended period of time. The backlit keyboard is nice, but it’s only one color. That’s a big bummer. No keypad which really sucks. I don’t really game anymore, I just use excel for work. The picture depicts this and I missed it, so that one’s on me. The good: Quick to boot, great monitor and overall it’s pretty fast. It’s lightweight for traveling. The 144hz refresh rate is nice.

Nice computer, great graphical power for a laptop, I use this mostly for editing in Blender and Unity more than a gaming computer which I use my desktop for since its way more powerful. Though this computer does what I ask it to do. It may take a bit to update, it looks like its always stuck at 0% but windows is doing its thing so let it go. Its a heavy system for being called a MSI Thin, but the 4050 makes it worth it. Update: Had this laptop for a while now and nothing so bad with it, everything's worked top peak condition on it, the only annoying part is the outlet of the fan being on the left side that's usually where I keep my phone when editing in Unity and Blender which is what I got this laptop for, and it gets my phone too toasty.