MSI Prestige 16 AI Evo Laptop: Intel Ultra 7-155H, 16" UHD+ OLED Display, 32GB DDR5, 2TB NVMe SSD, HDMI, SD Card Reader, Win 11 Pro: Stellar Gray B1MG-020US
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CPU: Ultra 7-155H
RAM Size: 32 GB
Hard Disk Size: 2 TB
Graphics Description: Intel Arc
Style: 16" UHD+ OLED
Features
- I-Powered Performance: Harness the capabilities of the latest Intel Core Ultra 7 processor to effortlessly manage demanding tasks. Extend your productivity with the most powerful and reliable performance on the go.
- Power Your Passion: Intuitive navigation with faster performance, Windows 11 Pro is perfect for at home use or running a business.
- 4K Display: The 16" UHD OLED display produces stunning visuals with deep blacks and vivid whites, bringing videos and images to life.
- Wireless Reimagined: Stream high-quality video, or downloading large files in less time with the latest Wi-Fi 7 network speed. Accomplish your tasks at breathtaking speeds.
- Wireless Reimagined: Stream high-quality video, or downloading large files in less time with the latest Wi-Fi 7 network speed. Accomplish your tasks at breathtaking speeds.
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MSI Prestige 16 AI Evo Laptop: Intel Ultra 7 - 155H, 16" UHD+ OLED Display, 32GB DDR5, 2TB NVMe SSD, HDMI, SD Card Reader, Win 11 Pro: Stellar Gray B1MG-020US
Brand: MSI
Model Name: Prestige 16 AI Evo B1MG-020US
Screen Size: 16 Inches
Color: Gray
Hard Disk Size: 2 TB
CPU Model: Intel Mobile CPU
Ram Memory Installed Size: 32 GB
Operating System: Windows 11 Pro
Special Feature: Fingerprint Reader, Backlit Keyboard
Graphics Card Description: Intel Arc
Standing screen display size: 16 Inches
Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2400 pixels
Max Screen Resolution: 3840x2400 Pixels
Processor: 1.4 GHz Intel_Mobile_CPU
RAM: 32 GB LPDDR5
Memory Speed: 2400 MHz
Hard Drive: 2 TB SSD
Chipset Brand: Intel
Card Description: Intel Arc
Wireless Type: Bluetooth, 802.11ax
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Brand: MSI
Series: Prestige 16 AI Evo B1MG-020US
Item model number: PRE16EVO14020
Operating System: Windows 11 Pro
Item Weight: 3.31 pounds
Product Dimensions: 14.11 x 0.75 x 10.02 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 14.11 x 0.75 x 10.02 inches
Color: Gray
Processor Brand: Intel
Number of Processors: 1
Computer Memory Type: DDR5 RAM
Flash Memory Size: 2 TB
Voltage: 230 Volts
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: December 14, 2023
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RAM Size: 32 GB
Hard Disk Size: 2 TB
Graphics Description: Intel Arc
Style: 13.3” 2.8K OLED
I just received my MSI Prestige 13 AI+ a few days ago, so all of these observations are preliminary. Overall, I’m impressed. Positives • Weight – 2.2 pounds is REALLY light. I’ve been travelling with a 3.1 pound machine and the difference is very noticeable. • Battery life – when I started it for the first time the battery was at 85%. After several hours of getting it set up the way I wanted (so lots of disk and wifi access) it was at 40%. And that was on the default power profile, there are more efficient choices. • Responsiveness – in daily use it’s very snappy, with strong single threaded performance. I’ll dump on the multithreaded performance in the Negatives, but for routine stuff it’s way more than just adequate. • Graphics performance – I haven’t fired up any games yet, but this gets good scores in 3Dmark at the out-of-the-box settings: o Time Spy – 3427 index, 3210 GPU o Steel Nomad (normal, not light) – 618 index o DirectX raytracing – 8.0 fps, which might not look impressive but (1) I’m amazed it works at all and (2) my old laptop with an RTX 2060 only did 12.0 fps and a desktop 2070 only got 16.1 fps. • Wifi connection – I’ve had other laptops that take forever to connect after a cold start, this one is instantaneous. • Screen – high resolution OLED, once you see OLED nothing else looks as good. Brightness is pretty good too, although I haven’t tried it outdoors on a sunny day yet. It’s much more readable than I expected for 13” with scaling at 225%. • Construction – feels solid, nothing flexes too much. • Physical shutter on the webcam • Plenty of ports – 2 USB-C (I haven’t tried anything Thunderbolty yet), 1 USB-A, HDMI, and even a micro SD card reader. • Intel AI Playground – a fun, free download from Intel that works really well on this machine. For example, text to image generation taking 5-10 seconds per image (although I’m not trying anything fancy). Also, it does everything locally so there’s no need for an Internet connection or subscription. It’s big (I’m at 20GB or so and haven’t downloaded nearly everything), but, hey, gotta put something on that 2 TB drive. • Value – OLED, 32GB RAM, and a 2 TB drive with the latest gen processor for $1400 – enough said. Negatives • Software – the MSI Center S software is nowhere near as good as ASUS combination of My ASUS and Armory Crate. Most notably, MSI has no option to limit the maximum battery charge (to preserve battery life) or any OLED care (like pixel shifting). Also, every time I start MSI Center is makes me re-agree to two licenses, which may be because I declined the “you can spy on me” option. And the software update link goes to a page that doesn’t work. The cherry on top of the software mess is pre-installed Norton which immediately and often pops up to nag you. o The basic BIOS setup offers almost no control. For example, by default the 32GB RAM gives up 16GB for graphics but I’d hope that’s adjustable. I’ve seen some hints for how to get to a more advanced BIOS panel but haven’t tried them yet. • Multithreaded performance – the reviews of the Core Ultra 7 258V that are out there are right, 8 cores / 8 threads is a real limitation for heavy multithreaded loads. However, I think this is a good tradeoff for better battery life in this class of laptop (I’d be REALLY disappointed in the performance if this was not an ultraportable). In short, for my typical use (Office, web, video, a little photo/video editing, light gaming) it’s perfectly fine, and I’m willing to take the hit on heavy tasks that I don’t do that much anyway. o I’ve only run 3Dmark benchmarks, but in Time Spy the CPU score was 5555 (vs. 7826 for my old Ryzen 6800H). o Not related to this machine but I’d completely avoid any system with the 256V (the 16GB version of the chip in this laptop). The processor has the memory built in so it can’t be upgraded, and the graphics memory is pooled with the main memory. So 16GB sounds decent but in use it will be less. • Screen – only 60 Hz, although it’s been rock steady so far. Also, it uses PWM at lower brightness so there’s some flicker. I noticed it a lot when I first set the brightness to less than the retina searing 100%, but honestly it hasn’t bothered me since. • Speakers – poor sound quality and low volume. Thankfully, there’s Bluetooth and a headphone jack. All in all I’m very pleased and would recommend the MSI Prestige 13 AI+ especially if you prioritize battery life, the screen, “routine” use and even some gaming over CPU intensive multithreaded tasks.
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CPU: Ultra 7-155H
RAM Size: 32 GB
Hard Disk Size: 2 TB
Graphics Description: Intel Arc
Style: 16" UHD+ OLED
As the title says, this is an excellent laptop, but there are a few cons. My last few laptops have been 13"-14" for portability, schoolwork, etc. I am no longer in school, and I regularly do a lot of productivity work such as excel on my laptop. I wanted a laptop that was a bit more powerful with a much bigger display. I will list the major pros and cons here, with a more detailed review below: PROS: Display Battery Life Keyboard Performance I/O Ports Design/Thin/Weight Build Quality 16" screen, but still portable CONS: 60hz Refresh Rate Trackpad I bought this laptop a few months ago and I’m very happy with it. This laptop runs Windows 11 smoothly and handles all the tasks I need it to do, including browsing the web, editing photos and videos, and productivity work such as large excel files. It has a sleek design, a bright and colorful display. I only have one negative thing to say about the display and that is the 60hz refresh rate. I assumed the display refresh rate was 120hz, as every single one of the other 15 laptops on my list were at least 120hz or higher. That was very disappointing. The refresh rate was not listed anywhere unlike most other laptops.... now I know why. Very irritating, but far from a deal breaker because the rest of the laptop is so nice. The keyboard is comfortable with soft keys and a good typing experience. The keyboard also includes a number pad to the right. There is no flex AT ALL on the keyboard, as it is extremely sturdy and well built. The trackpad is extra-large and responsive, but it is off center to the left, which I hate. There is not enough room for my left hand to the left of the trackpad while typing, but I have large hands so this will not be an issue for everyone. The battery life is also impressive, but it certainly is not ground-breaking. The battery life of this laptop should not be compared to a 13"-14" laptop. However, the battery life will be much better from previous models due to the new intel core ultra processors. The speakers are loud and clear, and the webcam is decent for video calls. One of the biggest selling points is that this laptop has plenty of ports, including 1x USB-A, 2x Thunderbolt 4 USB-C, 1x HDMI, 1x full size SD card reader, and a headphone jack. The laptop can get a bit warm and noisy under heavy load, but it’s not a deal-breaker for me. Like I said before, it is still a significant improvement from the previous generation of intel processors. For being a 16" powerful laptop, it is EXTREMELY thin, lightweight, and portable. It feels extremely sturdy as well. Overall, this is a great laptop for anyone looking for a portable and powerful device that won’t break the bank. I highly recommend it.
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CPU: Ultra 7-258V
RAM Size: 32 GB
Hard Disk Size: 2 TB
Graphics Description: Intel Arc
Style: 13.3” 2.8K OLED
I've been using this laptop for about 3 days now, and I have to say, it's pretty great. Even thought the OLED screen is only 60hz, it still pops. It's fast, the wifi is excellent, it stays cool in balanced mode, and the battery lasts over 10 hours. It probably could get 20 hours in eco mode. It doesn't have a ton of initial bloatware other than some MSI apps and a Norton nagger. The keyboard is surprisingly pleasant for a small unit, very similar in feel to the 6 year old Dell XPS im coming from. It's SO light. Now for the bad: The initial setup is horrible. This is my first computer to ship with windows 11, so I've never set it up from scratch before. After it asks some basic questions about region and whatnot, it does a wifi setup. Then, it immediatly goes to windows updates and gets stuck at 0%. I noticed another reviewer had the same issue. You can force shutdown and restart, but it does the exact same thing over and over. My workaround was to plug in a USB-C ethernet adapter I had handy for wired connectivity to my router. It completed the updates successfully. I suspect there is some issue with the initial wifi setup on this laptop that needs to be addressed. Other than the single issue, It's been outstanding.
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