NIMO 15.6" IPS FHD-Gaming-Laptop, 6 Cores AMD Ryzen 5 6600H 64GB DDR5 RAM 2TB SSD (Beat i7-1165G7 up to 4.5GHz) 660M 6nm GPU-Computer with 100W Type-C Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint

Just received this laptop and everything is operational on initial testing. Definitely worth the price I paid (which was very low after a $100 off flash sale).Thoughts...-I'm willing to take a chance on "off brands" that offer potential value. Sometimes I get burned, sometimes it works out well. This laptop is shaping up to be in the big win category (but too early to declare victory). It has the stated ram, benchmarks place it in a class that is double the advertised price (~$500 in mid 2025, the "list price" of over $1k seems a bit of a stretch for a no name brand), and the 100w charger is worth 10% of my purchase price alone. If you don't care about your computer's brand this could be a wise purchase (assuming Nimo honor's their stated warranty if any issues arise - I can't comment to that).-Didn't come with a case and the packaging is minimal. I like that... less for me to pay for/throw away. If I want a fancy case I'll buy it myself.-no bloatware. Not even BS Mcaffee "malware" protection. KUDOS to Nimo!!!-the keyboard has a numeric pad (often missing on laptops) - but the numeric pad doesn't have the last column (enter and +/- keys). You might hate that or love it... to me it's just a thing.ultimately you are taking a gamble on a no-name (so far) manufacturer offering big promises. I'm a believer that not everyone is out to scam you and the underdog deserves a chance. Also, it annoys me that the big brands have crazy markups. My experience so far has been (very) positive. I'll update if things change.

So far really wonderful laptop even for gaming! My only complaint so far is that the battery is very basic, doesn’t last nearly as long as I had hoped for a new battery. I will probably buy a better one to replace/upgrade the battery to last much longer (I’ve even had it on normal battery mode, high performance mode drained it very quick).The laptop can absolutely handle multiple programs. As for gaming, it handled my most currently graphically advanced game, No Man’s Sky, on “high” graphics (about medium for that game) with minimal lag. Which means it can definitely play video games, but if you game all the time and want flawless intense graphics, you will need a much higher processing laptop than this 32GB RAM laptop. The speakers, even though lining the sides of the computer, are not very loud, but my other laptop speakers have never been before. All around, a great laptop for the price! Recommend for light to moderate gamers and anything work/desktop software programs. Working well!! Also, wanted to share that the lit keyboard does stop being lit quickly, but once you hit a key it lights right back up without having to find and push the keyboard light button specifically! So not a big deal.

If you were like me and only take reviews as a grain of salt believe me that this laptop is great. I was expecting not much but after getting my hands on it, updating Windows 11 Home, installing my preferred software I am very impressed. Has the ports you need. I also bought a Samsung T7 Shield to go with this laptop for installing a fresh copy of Windows 11 and to backup my data. So far so good but I haven't opened it up to see what the SSD manufacturer is. I had some questions for the seller and takes about one day before a response, probably due to time difference. You will not find a nicer laptop at this price. Price is cheap but the laptop is more like a $1000+ and there's no bloatware a big plus. If you never used Windows 11 before make sure you look up Windows 11 tweaks before connecting it to the internet. There's a lot of functions to turn off with Win 11 to get the best performance out of it. One port not on the laptop is an rj45 for a cat 5 cable for internet. You can buy a docking station that has that built in.I will say there is something to know. You do not get a Windows 11 Home product key. To do a clean install you will need to purchase separately Windows 11 and do not buy Home buy Pro.

If you’re looking for a fast, great PC, this is NOT that. But for what it is, it’s exactly what I needed. I’ll explain:My primary communications/internet devices are my iPhone and iPad. (If I were an Android guy it would be the same because portability is just convenient.) Sometimes, however, you just need a PC. For me examples are making spreadsheets, filing taxes, and managing my OneDrive files, of which I have too many. The capabilities are there on my phone and tablet, but sometimes it’s painful doing those tasks on those platforms. So for the exceptional times I have to focus on those things this laptop is good enough. It enables me to skip the trip to the library to use the PCs there.Here are some pluses: it has a huge amount of storage. If you want to back things up here it gives you lots of room. It has an extended keyboard (but see below). The battery life is fine, at least so far. The charger is less clunky than many laptops I’ve had. The screen size is nice.Here are some minuses, which for me were not show stoppers, but they are noticeable. It’s slow, to the point that you sometimes think your inputs (keystrokes, clicks, etc.) were not received and you re-enter. Not all the time, but you will occasionally be annoyed. The fingerprint reader on mine does not work. I don’t know if this is common. It just means I need to type something I each power-up. Like an idiot, I try the fingerprint reader first. The number pad is missing the right column, with not only operations but also the “Enter” key. I would not have guessed that to be a big deal, but then you find out something about how engrained your habits are.All that said, it meets my needs for occasional access to a PC and the price was a bargain.