NIMO 15.6 IPS-FHD-Laptop, 16GB RAM 1TB SSD Intel Pentium Quad Core N100, Backlit Keyboard Fingerprint (Beat to i3-1115G4 Up to 3.4GHz) Computer for Student-Home WiFi 6 BT5.2 Win 11 by NIMO

This is a really cool laptop. And a nice one. I actually purchased for my older sister, to replace a 1k Dell I had bought her several years ago. I paid $299.00. And I was able to migrate all of her stuff from the old onto the new Nimo in no time at all. I say I, but I didn’t really have to do squat. And the interactive AI is absolutely surreal. My sister and dog Ollie, as well as myself were conversing with what seemed like a real person, even talking to Ollie. It’s fast, sleek, highly functional. Has great screen resolution. Backlit keyboard. And feels to be very well made. Although I didn’t check myself, I don’t believe the specs said anything about Touchscreen. I’ll check and update my review next time I go over. But after just having purchased a new HP with the Primary difference being 64gig of Ram and 2TB of SSD, mine has touchscreen, but not backlit keyboard. And although I need the speed and space. I honestly think in retrospect I would have gone with a higher model of the Nimo for myself had I known of them at the time. Another really cool aspect is the charger. Same type you use to charge your phone and tablet with. And then there’s the warranty. These guys are going to wind up owning the market share given enough time. The Bluetooth on it connected lickety split. The Wi-Fi connected in with nothing more than just a press of the WPS button on the router. Didn’t even need the Pass Code.
If you’re kids need a Laptop, I would recommend this hands down. If you need one, and store a lot of photos, music or use it for work then I’d go up a notch. A bit more Ram. Maybe more hard drive. Great warranty. So far I’m very impressed by this American Company.

Very pleased with the Nimo 15.6” Windows 11, 1TB SSD computer. Have spent the week setting it up, transferring all of my documents, video and pictures from my desktop computer, while also setting up my various browsers, and installing necessary software (e.g. Adobe Acrobat Reader, etc). Very pleased. Bought the computer for $449, which is a steal of a deal.

I LOVE IT SO MUCH ITS SO CUTE AND WORKS SO WELL!

I bought this laptop for school. It arrived quickly and in perfect shape. It was very easy to set up and to transfer data from my old laptop to it. The processor is fast and the performance is smooth. The high resolution display is sharp and crisp. This was an excellent purchase and I use it daily.
The only thing that I noticed that was different, the keys are closer in proximity to one another. It took a little adjustment while typing to get used to shorter key strokes.
It seems to be well-made. And does not feel cheap or poorly made. I like that the. RAM can be expanded manually.
Good performance and response time. I definitely recommend!

I purchased the Nimo N151 (N100 CPU, 16GB + 1TB SSD) and am totally satisfied with my purchase and with the service this company offers. I wanted an inexpensive and light-weight computer to be part of my emergency radio communication “Go Kit.” With the 4-core N100 CPU, it has enough power to handle some relatively CPU-intensive applications such as real-time decoding of amateur radio digital modes. The screen is bright with almost no bleed around the edges and the keyboard has a great feel for a laptop. I can switch between my desktop ergonomic keyboard and the Nimo without feeling that I need an hour to adjust to the feel of the laptop keyboard. I find the fingerprint reader to be reliable and the number of ports to meet my needs. The addition of a micro-SD card slot is a nice plus for me as the Nimo will go on the road from time to time, possibly needing some extra storage to take along some movies.
The graphics are crisp and the unit worked fine streaming Amazon Prim Video, Paramount, and Netflix. You won’t be running the more recent games on this Intel UHD equipped laptop, but just as an experiment I installed my old Skyrim AE from Steam and it ran quite well – even with a fair number of mods – provided I reduced resolution to 720p. I understand the UHD 700 on this Alder Lake generation CPU is about equivalent to an Nvidia GT770. Not bad for a low power consumption chip set – 6W for the whole shebang. For those interested, I ran this on solar power from a fold-out solar cell array feeding a 13.8v charger into a LiFePo4 battery driving a USB-C socket. The Nimo ran just fine, even when I took the battery out of the circuit and left it on solar only – and that was on a partially sunny day in the notoriously cloudy Pacific Northwest.
A word about SERVICE. One reason I purchased the Nimo was the solid reputation for service that I saw in other reviews. As a self-proclaimed expert I didn’t expect to need help, but after I fiddled around with resolution changes, suddenly my trackpad stopped working cold. A USB mouse or bluetooth mouse worked perfectly, but not even an icon appeared for the trackpad. I rolled up my sleeves and started at the bottom: hardware issue? BIOS? Driver? Nothing I did worked, so I fired off a missive to Nimo Support. The next day I recived an answer with a series of things I could try. Well, their first suggestion took only few seconds to implement and VOILÀ! Trackpad back in service. Now, I’ve owned maybe 12 laptops going back to 1992, but it has been quite a few years since I bought a new one (being retired). I had never owned one where a function key toggled the trackpad and felt a bit chastened when all I had to do was press Fn F5. So my advice is: when trouble-shooting a computer problem start at the mostly place – user error. So kudos to Nimo for their product AND their service.