MSI - Prestige 13” OLED Laptop – Intel Evo Edition – Intel Core Ultra 7 – Intel ARC Graphics with 32GB Memory – 1TB SSD - Stellar Gray

I bought this computer for my wife for Mother's day. As of writing this, I can confidently say it's the lightest weight laptop at the best quality on the market right now. Lighter than a Surface Pro with a keyboard or a MacBook Air at only 2.18lbs, has over 10 hours of battery life, amazing screen quality, and is really fast for all office work or school work. It can even do photo editing and basic games like Minecraft or basic Fornite if pushed.

I had this for over two months now. So I kind of know what I like and dislike about it. Top three things I like are lightweight. It's about 2 pounds and it's easy to carry around in my backpack to school or work. The battery can last me 8-10 hours doing basic tasks before needing to charge. And third, the display is amazing. OLED on a laptop is the best choice anyone can make. Three things I don't like: It gets hot under load. And it gets loud. Doing anything intensive like Photoshop cracks the fans to max speed and it still gets hot. *This is if you keep it on auto scenario mode*. And the last thing I don't like is I can't find anything else not to like. Overall I recommend this laptop If you're looking for a lightweight and powerful laptop this is it. Especially with 32GB of ram you can keep a lot of windows and tasks open without slowing down. I did try to game on it a little and it was capable of getting 70-80 FPS on Apex with low settings.

PROS: OLED screen is gorgeous, weight (~2lbs) is incredible. Keyboard is quite decent, despite the half-area arrow keys. CONS: Hinge design means putting it on your legs is uncomfortable - the back edge of the lid is squared off at a distinct edge, and the corners are very sharp. Given the small size, for most people the corners will be digging into your legs - I felt them even through jeans. Performance is significantly hampered by an inadequate cooling system - The CPU package temps quickly cap out at 88C before throttling and the top of the chassis directly above the keys will hit 46+C/115+ F. This is a surface directly exposed to the user's hands, which presents a burn risk. In my testing, these temps were hit just downloading a large file, or copying files from a USB drive to disk. You can feel the heat radiating off the keyboard - surface temp of keys hit 43C/109F read by laser thermometer. Yes, thin and lights take a heat penalty just by factor of limited mass, but this is near unusable for any real multitasking. Some improvements in thermals were gained by setting an aggressive fan curve in the rather limited MSI control center, but given the size of the fans, it gets noisy quickly. Lastly, minor nitpick in comparison, but there's a lot of bloatware services that eat up the 32GB of ram. When I first got through setup, it was idling at 44% usage - That's about double what Win11 should be using with nothing else running.

Light weight, fast and perfect size for using at school

If you don't get the model with hinge sound the laptop is amazing. so so so light it crazy. it lighter than surface laptop go 12in one.