NIMO - 15.6" FHD Student Laptop Intel 12th Gen N100 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Backlit Keyboard - Rose Gold

This laptop is not very good. It was very slow even loading a windows explorer window and apps like Gmail. Had to return it.

So far this is a decent laptop. It's not the best, but not bad either- a middle of the road model. My only real issue is the mouse pad isn't always responsive enough.

I previously made the mistake of trying to replace my decade old Toshiba laptop with one of those $150 USD "bargain" laptops being sold on a cable channel home shopping channel. It was all flimsy plastic and had a cramped 14" screen and, within months of getting it, cracks started forming around the hinges and weird horizontal and vertical lines began appearing on the screen! It had Win10 and was almost as slow as my old Toshiba that had Win7 in it. They said on the show that it was a "new" laptop. Yeah, it was new only because it hadn't been previously used and was sitting gathering dust in a warehouse somewhere. They neglected to mention that it had a processor chip in it that was over 5 years old and which, along with the device's 3 Gb ram, could not be upgraded to Win11. About one year after I got it, I had to dump it in our recycling bin! With the new Nimo 15.6" "Young Book" I replaced it with, I immediately noticed a HUGE difference. The new Adler Lake N100 chip was letting me simultaneously stream HD videos on up to four separate tabs and the color and resolution were astounding. Cold boots take about 10 seconds and I've never seen webpages along with their graphics download so fast. How much do I like it? If it was damaged or stolen, I would immediately purchase another one! However, I did have one problem. Those little rubber pads and the strip on the bottom of the laptop are only held on with double sided tape. When the weather got hot, the glue started to melt and they peeled off! That plus my habit of sliding the laptop across a table top did not help. I managed to fix the problem by putting them back in place and then covering them with strips of wide postal tape. My advice to Nimo would be to have those little rubber pieces have small taps molded into them which would then be pressed into holes in the laptop's case. In other words a mechanical attachment. Other than that, it's a great all round laptop. With a 16 Gb ram and 1 Tb of internal storage, I'm "future proof" for the next decade or so. I'll still be using this even if Microsoft comes out with Win15!

Nimo 15.6" N151 Processor N100 FHD laptop

I thought I was taking a risk buying a laptop from an unknown brand but it has an excellent selection of ports and features, so I figured I'd take a chance. I'm glad I did because it is fantastic. You get a lot of bang for your buck with the Nimo and there are no downsides. Everything about this laptop is top notch. The keyboard feels great, it has a lock slot which most laptops don't have these days, a webcam privacy shutter, USB-C power adapter (excellent for travel), full featured USB-C port, 2 USB 3 ports, 1 USB 2 port, HDMI port, a fingerprint reader and a micro SDHC card slot. Try to find all that in a well known brand's laptop. You won't, certainly not with the 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD this comes with. If there is any downside it's that the front edge of the laptop, where your palms rest, is very sharp. It made my hands numb. I sanded down that edge to make it smoother and it doesn't look so great with the paint removed. Oh well. The other thing is that it is a bit slower than N100 miniPCs due to the fact it is passively cooled. Anyway, it was a great buy and I'd definitely buy it again.