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

I bought this because I want to see how their cheapest laptop compares to the higher end ones. I had this laptop for about a month now. My first impressions when opening the box was how light the device was. Setting up the device took about 30 minutes, you need a Microsoft email and a wifi connection to set up. I was able to connect it to my mobile hotspot just fine. I setup the finger print reader, but they also prompted me and have only been letting me sign in with the microsoft pin at the login screen. The finger print reader seemed to read fine though.

When I finished setting up the device I was able to automatically start downloading Chrome browser and surf the web. All the sites are pretty easy to access , although there is a slight learning curve : the scroll feature. When certain sites do not have a scroll button or to not have your hand suffer from scroll fatigue (holding the scroll button to scroll ) you have to use 2 fingers on the track pad to easily scroll up and down the page . You also have to get used to the ‘pinch to zoom’ feature (zooming in and out with the trackpad on certain pages) . I found myself zooming in on some pages and couldn’t figure out how to zoom out until I looked it up. I couldn’t turn this ‘pinch to zoom’ feature off in Windows 11 when going to the trackpad settings, and it’s different from the browser zoom in and out features.

The speakers aren’t bad, but they could be better. It’s something to used to if you’re used to a lot of bass in your speakers. It shouldn’t hinder you from buying it because the speakers do it’s job and they aren’t terrible. They get pretty loud if you have it at max volume.

The battery life is questionable. The battery lasts for about 3-4 hours off the charger with surfing on the internet (not demanding much like gaming). I like the convenience of being able to use any USB-C charger to charge it though.

Overall, if you’re in a pinch and need to buy a laptop I would say this device would get everything you need to get done if you intend to surf the web and watch video content. I think this laptop performed just as well as the other ones. The only thing I question is how long it’ll last before it runs into issues. You probably should consider the other higher spec models if you want more battery life or do other demanding things like gaming or something that requires a lot of battery.

This laptop is honestly a steal at the price! It’s beautiful, sleek and extremely functional. It has great graphics and audio. It can handle doing many different tasks at once (which is great because I need to have a lot of split screens due to schoolwork.) The keyboard is nice and the keys make a nice soft clicking sound, so it’s great for taking notes in a quite class or in the library (as long as you’re not too aggressive with typing of course). It’s great at keeping up with what you need to do, the only downside is the battery does not last the longest. I would say I have to charged it every few hours, but as long as you’re near a charging port (I thankfully am in most of my classes) it shouldn’t cause too much of an issue. Overall this laptop is AMAZING! I highly recommend it to someone who needs the power of a $1000+ laptop but not the budget for one.