Great low end gaming laptop for the price (799$). It is your basic build, no thrill gaming laptop that does its intended job well. To start off, having a GB ethernet port was important to me for work. The majority of laptops (unless a gaming laptop) do not have onboard ethernet ports anymore due to size constraints. While you can just use ethernet over usb, it's one extra thing to forget and lose. Has everything you need and nothing you don't. Ddr5 5200mhz ram speed with capacity upgradable to 64GB. Fast gen 4 ssd (6.0s bios boot time) with an extra m.2 slot for a secondary ssd. Surprising cooling capacity once fan speeds are adjusted. Love the dedicated max fan switch on the keyboard. Quick processor, although the i7 13620h settings are factory locked, the thermals are good-great in this particular laptop after adjusting fan curves as mentioned. 105watt rtx 4060 plays current triple A games max settings no problem on the 1080p display. The ips display would be one of my only picking spots. It looks good and is fast at 144hz, but the 250nit brightness could be better, maybe 300 . Msi used a 165hz 1440p screen in some of their other mid range laptops, which is a plug n play swap option for around 80$ if you are handy with tech. The onboard Hdmi 2.1 port gives the ability to use an external monitor if you please. \n\n Paying near the same price for an office laptop with around the same specs minus the dedicated gpu and ethernet port made no sense to me in my use case scenario. The only downsides vs. an office/professional style laptop besides screen brightness is maybe bulkiness and battery life. Seeing about 2-4hrs battery life on balanced settings out of the 3 cell 53.3whr battery. Which is just fine since im working on devices that are plugged into power anyway. Gaming laptops or pcs in general are diminishment of return. In my opinion, this laptop hits the perfect sweet spot at 799$ new. This is no Library pc ;)! Good job, MSI 👏.