NIMO 17.3" IPS FHD-Gaming-Laptop, AMD Ryzen 7 8745HS 32GB DDR5 RAM 1TB SSD (8C/16T, up to 4.9GHz) Radeon 780M Graphics Business Computer with 100W Type-C Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint USB-C 4.0

I love this laptop. I really do. I know, I haven't owned it very long at this point but I have owned a lot of computers over the past 30 years, both desktop and laptop. As laptops go, this is hands down the best of them that I have owned. I will state right off the bat that I am not a gamer and I didn't purchase this as a gaming machine. I purchased this based upon much research and user reviews because I was impressed by the feature set and value for my money. Now, there are things that I need to add here. First off, I ordered mine in BLUE. The computer which arrived at my door is very much BLACK. Not a deal breaker, however.I'd never heard of Nimo before, and I'd wager I'm not alone. I was initially under the impression that this beauty would allow me to add an additional storage drive, a 2nd M.2. It does not. OK, so I set up my laptop as I wished and then hooked up an external enclosure with a 2TB WD Black M.2 and cloned it. So I currently have a 2TB machine with 32GB of RAM, and for my own needs, a video display that is gorgeous. I am very much pleased with it. I have since inserted a 1.5TB microSD card in the card reader slot and 2 additional 1.5TB microSD cards into the usb-c ports using adapters so that I can access a large music library of FLAC albums. There are still a couple of unused usb-a slots available.Alright, so I have encountered a couple of issues of which I've never seen before after getting it set up. Microsoft now sets up your account by default as an Admin account which would seem to be great, but I immediately discovered I no longer could right click and send stuff to the recycle bin. I had to drag it to the bin OR look to the options. That was crazy. But it got worse when I discovered that I was unable to copy/paste anything. I am not alone, apparently. I was able to discover a work-around though.I have a 26 year old Autistic son that we had to limit time on his computer many years ago and we used a program to set boundaries and limit his time. We had to set his user account level to standard and lock him out of the control panel. LOL It made me think.I set up a "local account" on this machine and didn't use a Microsoft account to link it to and I no longer have any issues. Just something to think about if you have similar problems. I was able to delete the original user account after giving the new account administer privileges. I am no expert; I am entirely self taught but have only had to hire a professional once when I experienced an issue with something soldered onto an ASUS motherboard and didn't have the diagnostic tools to figure out.This is, for my needs, an outstanding laptop. It's well built, lightweight and it comes with a great warranty. I have the original drive yet in case of any problem down the road. There are features of which I haven't tried yet, like the finger print thing. That will come at a different time. I'm still personalizing my laptop at this point but I do this all the time.I really like this laptop. I highly recommend it!

Really enjoy this gaming laptop. I use it to play the sims 4, battlefield 6, GTA, and a few other odd ball PC games and they all work good and look good too. You will have to dedicate more Ram via the BIOS in order to even download some games as it’s set low by default. Once I figured out how to do that it was good to go and I had no other problems. The fans run a slight bit louder than I expected but I’ve gotten use to that too. As a first time Laptop Pc owner I imagine that’s norm. It’s thin, power last a long time but I do keep it on the charger anyway. Buttons are smooth and responsive and operating is quick and smoother as well. Def a good buy.