NIMO 15.6 inch Laptop with N100: Full HD Screen, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Win 11 Home, WiFi Connectivity, Fingerprint, 65W PD, Backlit keyboard, Portable Lightweight Notebook

fonctionne bien,jai pas de probleme

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.

Its cute but the touchpad stopped working after 3 months and I've done everything google has told me to do and it's still not working

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.

This portion of the review is initial impressions. I bought this PC to help assist with basic functions of homework for college. I currently have a HP Pavilion gaming laptop that's great but I needed something lighter, and has more battery power so that I don't have to be tied down to the plugin. So this was the one I chose for traveling and leaving the house with. This computer is light, pretty sleekly designed, and feels relatively sturdy considering the price point and the material. I do like the size of the 15'' screen. I do think that there is room to consider more air ventilation in the back side of the case, and or a small fan somewhere on the internals [if there isn't one already]. I could tell the laptop wants to heat up and im not a big fan of PC's that get warm without some form of air movement. This PC does wonders with about 2 or 3 tabs open with most browsers. After that point the CPU acts like its about to have a midlife crisis. It can handle Word, and excel plus a browser tab open just fine. I did test to see what it would do with some steam games. It handled TBOI, and I imagine it might be able to handle basic games like stardew, terraria, and probably any game from early 2000's. You would fry an egg with anything higher than that [I doubt it would play Minecraft well[java](at least if you want to extend the life of the rig)]. So I would label it as a very light gaming rig. Sound quality is fairly standard for the price range I believe. Not amazing, not upsetting. Absolutely love the battery USB-C Charging. I'm fairly old school, and this definitely makes me think I want to go USB-C charging on any future Laptop purchases. As there is less cable management compared to a gaming rig. Hopefully I can come back to this post in a few months/years to give a better update on this company regarding overall longevity and quality.