NIMO 17.3" FHD IPS Student-Laptop-Computer - 16GB RAM 256GB SSD, Pentium 4 Cores N100(Beat i3-1115G4, Up to 3.4GHz) 65W Type-C Fingerprint Backlit Keyboard Wi-Fi 6 BT5.2

In today’s world, tech changes fast, but we all need it—and to have the convenience of a laptop takes us the extra mile. Every person we work with has a laptop anymore, and I’m always finding a need to upgrade. So when I saw this Nimo Quad-core laptop with a lot of extras, I had to try it.The laptop was packaged very well, with the nice quality spongy foam, not styrofoam. When I opened the laptop it had black protective fabric sheet that can be reused & kept inside when closing it to protect the screen from the keys. There was a very nice letter with info on Nimo's history and explaining the 2 year No-Worry Warranty & Hassle free 90 day return policy.The USB-C charging cord (6 ft!) was in a box next to the laptop. Battery life is pretty good. About 7 hours before it got low & it did pop up a message that it went into battery saver mode & should be charged.A very nice user manual made with an almost cardstock-like paper. It has very nice diagrams of what all of its ports are and function keys.It has USB 2.0 & 3.0 (x2) and a micro SD, HDMI, headphone combo plug in, 2 USB-c plug ins (1 for power cord), and a fingerprint reader!The trackpad is very responsive. I'm not usually a fan & use an external mouse most of the time, but this one is better than most. I really like that the keypad is nice to type on, the buttons are not too high or too slick. The only thing I wish was different is the 0 on the 10 keys is a little too far to the right to make it comfortable to use it if you are a fast typer on a 10 key pad. The right side shift key is a little smaller than I am used to but it's not bad. Super minor issues there.As far as internal specs, you can see them on the ad, and with the Windows 11 inside, I found it plenty fast for work operations.It is heavy enough that you know it is not cheaply made but not so heavy you feel like you are carrying a brick. The screen color is very good. It may be a 15.6 but seems larger. The screen is nearly out to the edges. It has a very nice sheen to it that does not glare like some cheaper laptops do. It is fast!! It made my previous machine, an Asus Vivobook i-3 Intel, look as slow as molasses.All in all, I’m very pleased. Highly recommended!

Software Dev here.I've tested this laptop thoroughly to check its performance, speed, processor, and RAM—Simulated an intensive day of work by having multiple IDEs open, as well as applications such as Zoom, Teams, email clients, browsers, Docker Desktop, Spotify, etc. Also used python scripts for testing speed, ram, storage performance, and stress tested it and it all ran very smoothly. It seriously beat my M2 Mac. For a simple test that the NIMO took 10 sec to complete, the MAC took 70 seconds!I'm pleasantly surprised by its performance. In fact, I'm seriously considering buying a second unit for my team.Also, played Age of Empires, it all ran nicely, very good. Obviously, if you are a serious gamer this laptop won't do for you, but for daily work and light gaming this laptop absolutely great!