MSI Modern 14 (C12M-637UK) 14.0″ FHD IPS-Level, Intel 12th
MSI Modern 14 (C12M-637UK) 14.0″ FHD IPS-Level, Intel 12th Gen i3-1215U, Intel UHD Graphics, DDR IV 8GB (3200MHz), 512GB NVMe PCIe SSD, Intel WIFI 6, Windows Home 11 – Classic Black
A look at the Modern 14 C12M-637UK:
Military-Grade DurabilityTo ensure the best of the best, the product meets the MIL-STD-810G military standard for reliability and durability. MSI always strives for professionalism with world-leading technology. | MSI Center ProFor your multi-tasking, the MSI Center Pro takes optimization to the next level with easily adjustable system modes and resources for a wide range of scenarios and needs. | Take the SpotlightClassic Black styled in its mysterious charm. With the Modern series, you will represent the vanguard and to set the trends whenever, wherever, and however you want. |
Weight: | 1.4 kg |
Dimensions: | 22.3 x 31.9 x 1.94 cm; 1.4 Kilograms |
Brand: | MSI Notebook |
Model: | Modern 14 |
Colour: | Classic Black |
Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. |
Manufacture: | MSI |
Dimensions: | 22.3 x 31.9 x 1.94 cm; 1.4 Kilograms |
I needed this laptop as a replacement for another to complete my university work.
For what I needed it for it definitely did its job, but I did have a few issues.
Sound quality is not great when you play it from the laptop, it sounds slightly muffled.
I use photoshop, I had a few problems with it.
In terms of battery life, it’s seriously not the best on average I say I would have a few hours to use it after unplugging.
For it’s price, I wouldn’t say its amazing, but if you’re a writer and simply using it for that, I would say this laptop is definitely for you.
I love the backlight in the keyboard, and it’s definitely a massive improvement from other laptops under similar price-tags, but there are still a few difficulties I had with it.
Bought this laptop as a Windows machine as mostly Mac based now. It’s good quality, and fast – for a good price point. Offers better value for money compared to other brands (eg. Dell, HP etc).
Would be good for general internet & computing tasks, home use, light office or a student.
Great laptop for a WFH editor. It’s not perfect, but it’s got enough juice to get me through the work that killed my previous 4GB RAM laptop.
I’d describe it as a workhorse. It doesn’t have a touchscreen or super-fast load time, but it’s got the RAM and memory to tackle complex tasks and a million Chrome tabs without breaking a sweat. Dependable. I have no regrets.
Pros:
– Lovely for typing on, the backlit keyboard is excellent,
– Capable of handling more complex work tasks and software,
– Good sound and screen brightness.
Cons:
– Fan gets quite noisy,
– Matte black shows up greasy fingerprints like crazy!
– Takes more than a few seconds to load up (it’s noticeable).
I was looking for a cheap laptop to replace the 10 year Samsung my dad has. I needed something with a backlit keyboard and couldn’t find anything close to the 329 pounds I paid.
The machine is really good value, and looks a lot more expensive than it’s price. The screen is bright with good viewing angles, keyboard backlight is bright enough, and the trackpad is good. The only downside is that the speakers aren’t great, but at this price you can’t really complain.
Most machines at this prcie point normally look cheap, have a poor processor, dim screen and no backlit keyboard. I think my dad will be pleased to replace his heavy slow old laptop with this.
It’s a capable laptop that out performs others at this price range, don’t buy any of those other laptops that are like 400 for a celeron top lol. I bought it for 359.00 if you can find it for around that price it’s good.
Pros:
– Decent CPU, i3 12th Gen
– NVMe SSD 512GB, fast and more than enough storage.
– Good 1080p screen
– Backlit keyboard, great for typing at the dead of night
– Modern & slim, fans are extremely quiet.
– 8GB RAM is still perfectly capable, its not really a dealbreaker would have been better with 16 but most likely upgradable
Cons:
– Built in Speakers aren’t great
– Battery life is OK, about 5-6 hours depending on usage, not the best not the worst might be more on Battery saver mode but i’m just using it on normal settings
It’s not a gaming laptop as you might expect from MSI, but its more of a productivity laptop and for that its perfectly capable, been able to do everything I can on my main PC on this laptop minus gaming without any slowdowns. It can play some light games like Roblox or Minecraft for example, but don’t expect great performance on, because it doesn’t have dedicated GPU. Although can provide some benchmarks:
Minecraft 1.19 (12 chunks) – 80fps
Roblox (4/10 graphics) – 50-60fps
CSGO (720p low) – 50fps
Fortnite (1080p performance) – 40fps
GTA V (720p Normal) – 30fps
– Get this laptop and some headphones, if you don’t expect a gaming laptop you won’t be disappointed.
Bought for my daughter to use at college. It’s no rocket ship but it has enough umpff to handle the normal daily tasks and sufficient storage to not need a ssd upgrade inside of a year. Forget gaming. It’s not what it’s for.