Latest about MSI Claw
MSI's new gaming handhelds are available, but have they improved?
New handhelds MSI's new Claw gaming handhelds are now available and they tote Intel's powerful Lunar Lake AI processors. Learn more specs here.
Even at 41% off I can't recommend this mediocre gaming handheld
Deals The MSI Claw may be at a rock bottom price for Black Friday, but you should still avoid it and buy the ROG Ally instead.
Right now is the perfect time to get a gaming handheld
Handheld heaven Here are 5 reasons why getting a gaming handheld this Black Friday is a good idea.
AVerMedia X'TRA GO GC515 review: A dock that records gaming handhelds without a computer
Review I tested this docking station with all of my handhelds to record and stream my games.
MSI's next (and hopefully much better) Claw gaming handheld isn't coming until 2025
Waiting The next gaming handheld from MSI will pack Intel's new Core Ultra 200V chips, but it looks like we're in for a wait to actually see it.
MSI claws its way back into the top tier of gaming handhelds with its Intel Lunar Lake-powered console
So much power MSI just unveiled the next version of its Claw gaming handheld. The console runs on Intel's new Lunar Lake processors and has a larger screen and bigger battery than the original.
MSI Claw vs ROG Ally: Which PC gaming handheld is best?
Versus The MSI Claw and ROG Ally are both PC gaming handhelds that run Windows 11. But which is the better device?
It seems the MSI Claw gaming handheld is releasing this week — I'm curious to see if its performance is better than early benchmarks suggest
Launching soon! MSI Claw is the upcoming Windows gaming handheld that features an Intel Core Ultra processor. According to a retailer listing, it seems the handheld could be releasing this week.
Early MSI Claw benchmarks don't look great versus the seemingly superior ROG Ally — Will Intel's Core Ultra CPU be a mistake for portable PC gaming handhelds?
Handheld mistake? Early MSI Claw benchmarks conducted in China show that the handheld didn't produce as good of results as ROG Ally, but is this even important at this prelaunch stage?
