“May Suwak sa Iyo” roughly translates to “there’s a laptop that fits you,” and MSI is back with the third episode of the series. This time, we visited the MSI Concept Store at Festival Mall to check out what’s on display.
Two Intel-powered gaming laptops were the focus of the visit: the MSI Vector 16 HX AI and the MSI Crosshair 16 HX AI. Both are gaming machines, and seeing them side by side at the store makes it easier to compare them in person instead of relying on photos and listings alone.
The two laptops on display
The MSI Vector 16 HX AI and the MSI Crosshair 16 HX AI both run on Intel processors, and that’s the thread running through this third episode. Having the two units in the same room means you can look at them up close, get a feel for how each one is built, and work out which one matches the kind of gaming you actually do.
Concept stores like this one exist for that reason. Photos and spec sheets only get you so far, and a quick hands-on look often settles the question of which machine feels right for your setup. The video above walks through both laptops at the Festival Mall branch, so you can see them as they appear in person.
Where to visit
- Store: MSI Concept Store, Festival Mall
- Address: West Wing, Filinvest Corporate City, 3/F Festival Mall, Muntinlupa, 1781 Metro Manila
If you’re in the market for a new gaming laptop, a store visit is a low-pressure way to see the lineup up close rather than scrolling through listings online. The Festival Mall branch gives you a chance to look at both the MSI Vector 16 HX AI and the MSI Crosshair 16 HX AI in one trip.
This is the third episode of May Suwak sa Iyo, the series where MSI puts its Intel-powered laptops in front of the camera so viewers can get a closer look at what’s available at its concept stores.
Watch the video above for the full look.
Gianfranco is the co-founder of gadgetpilipinas.net. He graduated from Far Eastern University. A Psychology student turned tech-savvy. He's currently the HR Supervisor of Blip Media and one of the content producers of Gadget Pilipinas. He enjoys playing competitive video games and binge-watch American TV series.

