Nimo 15.6" N155 R7 6800H FHD Laptop

Bare bones was a good opportunity to teach daughter how to install memory, SSD, OS, drivers, and setup a non bloated system before school started.

Good buy better than I expected .

I have been using the 32gb 1tb version of this model for over a month now. I purchased it on sale for $600. This is a good laptop. There are very few downsides here. I previously had an acer predator from 2018 with a 7th gen intel i7 and an nvidia gpu, which is a comparable mid-range gaming laptop... from 7 years ago. I liked that computer, and I thought it was future-proofed, but apparently not, because support for Windows 10 was going to run out in Oct 2025, and I needed to get a replacement before then. The cutoff was 8th gen intel. Bummer.

So I found myself in the position of having to buy a new laptop in order to ensure continued security updates.

I spent over $1000 for that mid-range gaming laptop in 2018, and while it did have a dedicated gpu, in many other ways, it is well and truly outdated compared to this bad boy from NIMO. That computer only had 256gb of SSD due to the priciness of SSDs at the time, and there are myriad cpu features that this 2022 AMD has that were unheard of only four years earlier. I am able to run some AAA titles with an ease that feels almost too good to be true. Moreover, my 2018 predator was a BEAST in size comparison to this model, even though they both share the same screen dimensions. My NIMO N155 feels like an airbook. It runs with such little heat and with such a quiet fan that I barely hear anything even when I am clocking at high speeds. This clocks at a base speed of 3.2 GHz which is faster than the max clock speed of my previous. I am amazed at how far we have come in such a short amount of time.

I have few complaints about the build quality and features, but there are some tradeoffs. The keyboard took a bit of getting used to, particularly due to the numpad's odd design. I regret not checking more closely on it, because I consider a numpad to be a dealbreaker on a laptop. Yes, this has one, but if you look closely, you will find that there is not a second "Enter" key on the bottom right of the numpad (which is standard), the plus, minus, and period keys are not in their normal places, AND the home and end keys are only pressable by disabling the num lock. That means you have to constantly turn num lock on and off as you are typing/editing anything that involves numbers. It is very inconvenient. You might argue that all the functionality is still there, and so as long as you keep practicing, you will eventually develop the muscle memory to use it efficiently. However, after over a month, I still have yet to develop that skill. Another tradeoff here is the lack of wifi 6.

But the price is still only $600. And so far, these are the ONLY tradeoffs I have found. Considering I am paying over $400 less in 2025 dollars for a superior computer, I could not be happier with my purchase. It's worth pointing out that NIMO is an American brand - when I originally saw the price, I naturally assumed that I was looking at a cheap Chinese brand (the sleazy anime graphics on the cover photo also didn't help). I decided to double check, and to my surprise, NIMO is based in Delaware. What more could I ask for?

I use this for college and playing games and it works great. The internet connection can be a little slow for online games and the fan can be a little loud, but both of these were easy fixes with internet tutorials. Offline games run without issue. The performance is great and I've never had any issues with lag. It comes with two year warranty, too. I'm happy with my purchase

I was originally pretty skeptical about purchasing from Nimo but was in need of a decent machine and couldn't afford to break the bank on it. After reading about a thousand reviews on how good Nimo's customer service is, I figured that I could try a laptop and if it sucked then I could return it.

I've been really pleased with this purchase. If I recall correctly, I received my order about 5 days after my payment went through. The laptop is solid and fairly well-built, although I generally take pretty good care of my stuff so I'm not worried about breaking anything, but it seems like it'll stand up to daily use without a problem. The laptop booted up with no problem; setup was as easy as any other Windows 11 machine, and it runs what I need it to without stuttering or lagging. It's not going to run games built on, like, Unreal Engine 5, so if you're thinking about buying one for heavy-duty gaming then look somewhere else. But it runs a word processor, spreadsheets, video editing, sound mixing, CAD software, does regular browsing and has a terabyte of storage. Seriously, for 600 bucks you'd be hard-pressed to find a better machine.

All in all, I've been very happy with my purchase, and I've been recommending Nimo to others who are in the market for a new computer.