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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: MSI Claw vs Steam Deck OLED: Which gaming handheld could win?

The MSI Claw is here to claim the crown for the best handheld gaming console. A slew of similar Windows 11 handhelds, such as the Asus ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go and AyaNeo 2S (among others), have flooded the market in the past year. MSI’s handheld differentiates itself from the pack by being the first such device to sport one of the new Intel Meteor Lake processors. On top of that its MSI Center M launcher promises to work more seamlessly than the UIs found on rival systems.

I went hands-on with the MSI Claw during CES 2024 and it’s arguably my favorite product from this year’s show. As great as it seems, however, it needs to go above and beyond to dethrone the current handheld king … the mighty Steam Deck. Valve’s handheld, especially the latest Steam Deck OLED has it all, including access to the Steam library, the intuitive SteamOS, a solid form factor and a relatively affordable price. The MSI Claw certainly has a lot to prove if it wants to topple the Steam Deck.

looked phenomenal when I played it at CES, with its dense Medieval Baghdad setting coming to life in stunning detail. The 120Hz refresh rate also ensured silky smooth gameplay as I jumped across the sun-scorched rooftops. The screen looked bright and colorful to my eyes, but our lab tests should reveal what it’s really capable of.

The new Steam Deck’s OLED display is a wonder to behold. It’s brighter than ever, and the contrast between dark and light elements makes the vibrant colors really pop. Thanks to the thinner bezels, the display size is now 7.4 inches wide compared to 7 inches — giving you more to see. The 720p resolution and 60Hz refresh rate also work well for this device.

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Our lab tests confirmed my anecdotal experience. When we pointed our Klein K10-A colorimeter at the screen, we found that it achieved 597 nits of brightness. When we tested the Steam Deck’s HDR luminance, we found that it achieved 969 nits of brightness when viewing HDR content.

The Steam Deck OLED achieved 143.7% of the sRGB color gamut and 101.8% of the more demanding DCI-P3 color space (closer to 100% is best for both). Color accuracy-wise, the screen scored 0.22 on the Delta-E test (closer to 0 is best).

It’s tempting to say the Steam Deck wins this category due to its OLED panel. However, the MSI Claw’s display has a higher resolution and frame rate. This could come down to preference, but we’ll see what the MSI Claw’s panel can do once we’ve tested it.

MSI Claw vs Steam Deck OLED: Specs

The MSI Claw packs an Intel Core Ultra processor, which is a first for a gaming handheld. MSI told me that it chose Intel over AMD not only to differentiate its device from competitors but also because Meteor Lake chips promise better performance and efficiency than the AMD chips found in the ROG Ally, Legion Go and Steam Deck.

Meteor Lake chips utilize the same Intel XeSS technology found in the company’s . Like AMD FSR and Nvidia DLSS, XeSS renders scenes in a game at a lower resolution than the display (so it can do the work faster and better), then uses machine learning to “upscale” the scenes to the display resolution. This should allow games to run at higher framerates to provide smoother overall gameplay.

The demo unit I tested didn’t have an on-screen frame rate counter, but Assassin’s Creed Mirage ran buttery smooth to my eyes. That’s not the most graphically demanding game out there, so I’m curious to see how resource hogs like and run on this machine.

We’ve yet to complete our Steam Deck OLED benchmark tests (we’re waiting for a Windows 11 driver update). However, based on my experience, it delivers comparable performance to its predecessor which has a similar AMD Zen 2-based processor. At medium graphical settings, Doom Eternal and Marvel’s Spider-Man ran between 35 to 45 frames per second. Cyberpunk 2077, which has a dedicated “Steam Deck” graphical setting ran at a consistent 30 fps. These are the same values I saw on the original Steam Deck.

The MSI Claw’s Meteor Lake chip could give it a performance edge over the Steam Deck. If it does, that alone could make it a true Steam Deck rival.

MSI Claw vs Steam Deck OLED: Interface

MSI Center M serves as the MSI Claw’s launcher and interface. It can quickly launch games and provides access to platforms like Steam, and the Epic Games Store. It also contains a slew of settings and customization options. Such options include performance and power saving settings, customizing controls and controller sensitivity, and adjusting the RGB lighting to your liking.

Most of the launchers for the handhelds I’ve reviewed have failed to match SteamOS’ clean and intuitive user interface. I’ll need more time with MSI Center M to see how user-friendly it is, but based on my time with the launcher, it seems fairly straightforward and simple to use. It also felt responsive when I navigated through the menus and game library.

Clean interface or not, the Claw is still a Windows PC at its core. Because of that, I might run into the same problems I had with the ROG Ally and Legion Go — namely that Windows doesn’t always play nice with controller inputs. But if MSI Center M works as intuitively as SteamOS, that would be a huge victory.

SteamOS is a modified version of the Steam desktop client that works well with controller inputs. If you’re familiar with Steam’s interface then you’ll have little trouble navigating through its menus and sub-menus. You can access your game library, the Steam store, your friends list, downloads and settings. This slew of options allows you to configure the Steam Deck to perform exactly as you’d like.

MSI Claw vs Steam Deck OLED: Outlook

I’ve tested a handful (pun intended) of handhelds since the Steam Deck launched. As great as some of these machines have been, none have come close to matching the Steam Deck’s ease-of-use or even its overall performance. And now that the Steam Deck has an OLED panel, it’ll be even harder to beat.

It’s too early to say whether the MSI Claw can topple the Steam Deck. However, if its performance, battery life and user interface are at least on par, we would potentially get the best Windows 11 handheld on the market. February is right around the corner, so it won’t be long until we really see what the MSI Claw can do.

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