NIMO 15.6 FHD Student Laptop, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint, Intel Pentium Quad-Core N100 (Beat to i3-1115G4, Up to 3.4GHz), 2 Years Warranty, 90 Days Return, WiFi 6, Win 11

Only thing it needs is infrared camera for hello
I love this laptop. My initial order had an issue where the trackpad was not seated fully and I needed to return it immediately as debris would have been able to get in and cause issues. The entire process was fantastic and they sent me a replacement t before I had to return the other one.Setup was a breeze and it is very fast for what I need, on 5g cellular home internet.Screen is fantastic size, keyboard is awesome, and even has 10-key pad for number typing, though no decimal key so it’s kind of unnecessary, unless you type a lot of dates bs dollars.It is lightweight and I was able to connect it to my work setup via usb-c hub seamlessly.Good value for the money, so when Mom’s computer needed replacement I bought her the same one, in rose gold.Very happy with the laptop, the customer service, the price, and I love the logo.

Great value from a reliable company
I purchased the Nimo N151 (N100 CPU, 16GB + 1TB SSD) and am totally satisfied with my purchase and with the service this company offers. I wanted an inexpensive and light-weight computer to be part of my emergency radio communication “Go Kit.” With the 4-core N100 CPU, it has enough power to handle some relatively CPU-intensive applications such as real-time decoding of amateur radio digital modes. The screen is bright with almost no bleed around the edges and the keyboard has a great feel for a laptop. I can switch between my desktop ergonomic keyboard and the Nimo without feeling that I need an hour to adjust to the feel of the laptop keyboard. I find the fingerprint reader to be reliable and the number of ports to meet my needs. The addition of a micro-SD card slot is a nice plus for me as the Nimo will go on the road from time to time, possibly needing some extra storage to take along some movies.The graphics are crisp and the unit worked fine streaming Amazon Prim Video, Paramount, and Netflix. You won’t be running the more recent games on this Intel UHD equipped laptop, but just as an experiment I installed my old Skyrim AE from Steam and it ran quite well – even with a fair number of mods – provided I reduced resolution to 720p. I understand the UHD 700 on this Alder Lake generation CPU is about equivalent to an Nvidia GT770. Not bad for a low power consumption chip set – 6W for the whole shebang. For those interested, I ran this on solar power from a fold-out solar cell array feeding a 13.8v charger into a LiFePo4 battery driving a USB-C socket. The Nimo ran just fine, even when I took the battery out of the circuit and left it on solar only – and that was on a partially sunny day in the notoriously cloudy Pacific Northwest.A word about SERVICE. One reason I purchased the Nimo was the solid reputation for service that I saw in other reviews. As a self-proclaimed expert I didn’t expect to need help, but after I fiddled around with resolution changes, suddenly my trackpad stopped working cold. A USB mouse or bluetooth mouse worked perfectly, but not even an icon appeared for the trackpad. I rolled up my sleeves and started at the bottom: hardware issue? BIOS? Driver? Nothing I did worked, so I fired off a missive to Nimo Support. The next day I recived an answer with a series of things I could try. Well, their first suggestion took only few seconds to implement and VOILÀ! Trackpad back in service. Now, I’ve owned maybe 12 laptops going back to 1992, but it has been quite a few years since I bought a new one (being retired). I had never owned one where a function key toggled the trackpad and felt a bit chastened when all I had to do was press Fn F5. So my advice is: when trouble-shooting a computer problem start at the mostly place – user error. So kudos to Nimo for their product AND their service.

Updated review. Seller fixed all the issues. Excellent customer service.
Update: The seller reached out to me and I have to say that their customer service is excellent. They took care of all the problems and made sure that I received the replacement charger along with all the missing documentation. I’m very happy with the results and when I need another computer I will definitely come back to them. As far as the computer itself it’s working really well with no lags and I’m very happy with it’s performance.Well there are several things that bother me. While not terrible I’m not exactly happy about my purchase either. First of all this PC had a perfect 5 star rating when I bought it. I don’t know what I was expecting, but for 5 stars I believe the quality should have been better. The touch pad is very funky you have to push on it in certain places in order to get it to work right. Some of the keys stick already, and you have to click on something multiple times to get a reaction. I’ve tried adjusting the sensitivity but so far the response has not been great. In addition there was not a shred of paperwork included. No warranty, no user quick start manual, no manual at all, nothing. Also the battery charges to only 95%. I’ve never seen this before. I don’t know if that’s normal for this PC or if there is a problem All my other devices charge to a full 100%, but there isn’t any way for me to know that because I don’t have any manuals. Finally this PC was advertised as having a regular price of over $700 marked down to about $350. Now I see that it’s regular price is $420. Seems like a bait and switch thing to do. Over all it does work ok, but I’ve only had it for a couple of weeks. Ask me again in a few months and we’ll see.