17.3 Gaming-Laptop Ryzen 9 8945HS (Beat i9-13900H, Up to 5.2GHz) 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Radeon 780M, PD 100W Type-C AI-Enhanced for Copilot VR Ready, Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint

I’m a content creator who also plays games occasionally, and honestly, finding a laptop that balances power and portability has been tough. Desktops are powerful but not portable. Standard laptops? Easy to carry, but can’t handle heavy tasks. Gaming laptops? Great performance, but they’re bulky, loud, and often overpriced.Then came the NIMO. It’s lightweight and sleek like a regular laptop, but packed with a Ryzen 9 CPU—this thing flies through editing software and handles my gaming needs with no fuss. It’s not just for hardcore gamers; it’s for people like me who need serious performance without dragging around a tank.What really impressed me was the USB4.0 port. I saw it supports external GPU docks, so I gave it a shot—and it actually worked. That’s huge. With an eGPU, it basically turns into a mobile workstation.For the price, you’re getting portability, power, and even upgrade options. It’s the perfect middle ground for creators and casual gamers alike.

I bought the NIMO 17.3" Gaming Laptop mainly for voice-over work, and wow, it’s been a game-changer. I use it with my Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen USB interface, and the setup just works. No lag, no weird driver issues, just clean, clear audio every time I hit record. I did swap the ram with 64 (32+32) GB. It had 16 GB (2 8Gb) boards.