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MSI ClawGizmodo
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The MSI Claw A1M can't compete with the other major handhelds on the market, even with significant performance updates.
The two versions of the Claw that cost more than $700 are packing an Intel Core Ultra 7 -155H chip.
The $ 700 Lenovo Legion Go (with 1 TB of storage) and $650 ROG Ally with the AMD AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme are far better buys.
The face buttons and d-pad are just fine, maybe even a little more pronounced than the Ally or the Legion Go .
The ROG Ally can top off at 40 FPS average on benchmark tests.
The Claw 's larger 53W battery should be offering a better spin on different titles with the ability to top up to a stated 40 W TDP.
With the settings of each competing console taken into account, the Claw did not necessarily perform so much better.
The Claw has a 7-inch IPS LCD screen with a 1920x1080 resolution and 120 Hz refresh rate with VRR.
It won't beat the OLED of the Steam Deck nor have the ability to push the higher resolutions of the larger, 8-inch screen on the Legion Go .
Sound-wise, the Claw does just fine, but a handheld this size wouldn’t have amazing bass.
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