15.6 IPS FHD-Laptop, 16GB RAM 1TB SSD Intel Pentium Quad Core N100, Computer with Backlit Keyboard Fingerprint (Beat to i3-1115G4 Up to 3.4GHz) Laptops for Student, Win 11 Blue

This laptop works great and looks great too. It was easy to set up. A lot of other laptops cost more but have less internal memory. This Nimo works better than my Asus laptop. The Asus laptop only has a 500 gigabyte SSD and it cost me 200 hundred dollars more than the Nimo. The Asus lacks the back lighted keyboard. The Nimo is plenty fast for my work and personal use. I noticed that someone else complained of the Nimo overheating. My Nimo laptop runs cool. It's important to make sure not to block the exhaust vent of any laptop. I recommend the Nimo laptop 100 percent!

Good quality build. Decent speakers. Adequate amount of ports. Nice keyboard. Mouse is a little sensitive, but works fine. Works well for my simple needs, i.e., writing, web-surfing, remoting into work, Youtube, etc.My only complaint is that the company made it impossible to upgrade anything. My last laptop was a cheap Acer, which I was able to add value to by opening it up and inserting a 1 TB SATA drive and by doubling the RAM. Nimo will not let you do that for whatever reason. After corresponding with their IT dept they informed me that you cannot add memory or increase the RAM. I learned the latter fact only AFTER I opened up the laptop. There is only one RAM slot, not two, but even if you bought a single stick of RAM with a higher value, the laptop wouldn't accept it. It was pretty frustrating to learn this, but it's a budget laptop, so I can't be too hard on them.I like the laptop regardless and would consider buying a more advanced Nimo model in the future, but I would definitely make sure the features can be modified or that everything was high-end (2 TB memory, 32 GB RAM) out of the box. Hoping the upgrading problem is confined to the student laptop only.