NIMO - 15.6" IPS FHD-Gaming-Laptop, AMD Ryzen 7 8745HS 32GB DDR5 RAM 2TB SSD 4.9GHz Radeon 780M Graphics 100W USB-C 4.0 - Blue

To begin with I will say the price is well worth the laptop, the cpu is powerful so you can run games like Minecraft and other low to mid level graphic games. But for collage it is well worth it, especially if you want something that looks nice and won't need a to upgrade for 4 or more years. The battery is also amazing only problem is when gaming it can drain quick but the charger it comes with is more than powerful enough to keep up and add more charge for this laptop. It can make some noise but not to the point it is in your face. Over all I will say it is well worth it for collage and light to mid gaming.

I spent a lot of time researching and this is the best laptop I have ever had. Super happy with the simplicity and ease of use! Thank you so much.

Can't find NITS specification but from experience it's probably 250 Nits. Also the manual and labeling on the laptop for the USB 2.0 is in reverse. The black tabbed is 2.0 but labeled as SuperSpeed. The blue tabbed labeled as regular USB 2.0. Overall it laptop seems to be working as expected. Just some little thing here and there that bothers me. Oh, the power button needs to be pressed a little longer for it to register, I guess it's by design but the button is already recessed in the bezel so I'd rather just have it as a quick press power on. Often need to remember to hold it an extra half second at least. Also I can't seem to figure out how to have the keyboard backlit on at startup. Always need to turn it on again every time.

Pretty dang solid laptop. Ram, ssd, and the overall processing power is pretty awesome. It's a surprisingly light laptop in my opinion, pretty decent build quality. My biggest issue comes from the battery. When unplugged from an outlet and used for gaming, the battery, has gone from 100 down to 95 in maybe five minutes and then will steadily drop down to 75 percent. I think it only took maybe fifteen minutes. When not gaming, it's marginally better. If I'm just doing my welding assignments, the battery will drop from 100 to 95 in six minutes and then will slowly drop to 75 before I would plug it in. Besides the battery being wonky for me, I'd say it's a good deal.

The laptop was good except it froze and restarted every one hour or two. The support team was very responsive and are still helping me with it, just waiting on a response for their incorrect replacement