NIMO 17.3" IPS FHD-Laptop, Intel 6 Core I3-1215U 8GB RAM 256GB SSD (Beat R5 7520U, Up to 4.4GHz) Student Computer with 65W Type C Backlit Keyboard Fingerprint Wi-Fi 6, for Home and Business

Beautiful laptop functionability. I have not had a new computer for over a decade. Very pleased with this one. Good value for the money, speed and setup. By the way if you want to initiate the backlight for the keys press F9

Pretty decent looking laptop. Screen is nice, looks great in low lighting, but in bright settings it's not exactly the best (by bright I mean outside on a sunny day). Runs decent enough, but don't expect to play games that are more intense than Dark Souls (on low settings, probably getting 20-30 fps). Runs my Snes emulator games perfectly, and games like Rain World or Hollow Knight run great.It's a bit flimsy, if I pick it up from the side while it's open, the keyboard area flexes quite a bit so I don't do that anymore. The screen is a bit floppy when it's open and if you move it, like it wobbles a bit to and fro, but that's nothing major. Most of the casing seems to be a thinner plastic, but I wasn't expecting steel for the price I was paying.The keyboard feels great, but the backlighting is a bit inconsistent, for some reason the x key is brighter than everything else, and I can't help but feel like the brightness of the x key is supposed to be what the rest of them look like, but I can see them fine so I don't worry about it too much.My major qualm with the laptop is the battery. I haven't stress tested it too much, but I might get 2 hours of gaming, and maybe 4 of video editing/internet browsing before it's hitting 20%. I'm thinking about contacting Nimo to find out what kind of battery it takes so I can replace it with something if possible (haven't opened it yet cause it's still in warranty)So, overall, for what I paid I am not upset about it. Definitely worth giving a small company a shot!