Review on 💻 MSI Prestige 14 A10SC-230: Ultra Thin and Light 4k Professional Laptop with Intel Core i7 and GTX1650 MAX-Q, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD Win10Pro by Darrell Verduzco

First of all, this review is just a first review. This is the Laptop was shipped yesterday My first impression even before I turned it on: My old laptop is an Asus 15.6 and is about 3 years old This prestigious 14" laptop from MSI is much thinner and the overall size was very noticeable. For a good reason due to differences Aside from the size of the screens, my old laptop's screen is about 1 inch wide across the entire screen, which makes the overall size of the laptop appear larger. With MSI, the screen is so close to the edge of the laptop, so the overall size is much smaller. The laptop looks just as good in person as it does in the Revain photos MSI laptop sleeve supplied. The photo I uploaded inside the cases is not my photo, it looks like the hat. As soon as I got some sun I opened it up, plugged in my laptop and started the initial setup. Setup only took about 10 minutes. Since this laptop is not the latest version (the latest info on my laptop was 1 year ago) I had to update the computer. The update took about 15-20 minutes. Once everything was ready and I was able to access the device to add my settings, everything seemed to be working fine. I like the light keyboard. Fingerprint login works well, I haven't decided to add facial recognition but you can add it if you want. Today I had a 3 hour Zoom call that I needed to attend. The webcam works great and the quality is much better than my old Asus webcam. The zoom sound was also very good. A true 4K UHD display is noticeably better than my Asus. So far I am very happy with this laptop. Overall Rating: This is a good laptop. If you're looking for a lightweight laptop that can handle most of your tasks, this is probably the laptop to consider. My only disappointment with the laptop that I was aware of when I bought it is the size of the SSD; I was hoping to get a 1TB SSD. I will most likely have a computer tech replace the 512GB SSD with a 1TB SSD. I will provide an updated review later if needed.