AMAZING WAREHOUSE DEAL(Record SN) via Amazon[amazon.com] has 15.6" NIMO FHD IPS Laptop: Ryzen 7 6800H, 16GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, Radeon 680M (Rose Gold) on sale for $512.99 - additional $112.86 w/ code TZXS7Z4Q at checkout = $400.13. Shipping is free.
Specs:
15.6" FHD (1920x1080) Anti-Glare IPS Display
AMD Ryzen 7 6800H CPU, GPU Radeon 680M
16GB Unsoldered DDR5 SD RAM
1TB Unsoldered Kingston M.2 2280 PCIe4.0
Windows 11 Home
Wi-Fi 5 + Bluetooth 5.2, Backlit English Keyboard + Numeric Keypad
Secure one-touch login with fingerprint sensor
100W Type-C PD Fast Charger
2 Years' Manufacturer's Warranty
Ports:
2 x USB-A 3.2, 1 x USB-A 2.0, 2 x USB-C (Multifunction) , 1 x Headphone combo jack (3.5mm), 1x HDMI2.1 TMDS, 1 x SD card reader, 1 x Kensington lock
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Model: NIMO 15.6" IPS FHD-Gaming-Laptop, 8 Cores AMD Ryzen 7 6800H 16GB DDR5 RAM 1TB SSD (Beat i7-12700H, Up to 4.7GHz) AMD Radeon 680M GPU-Computer with 100W GaN Type-C Backlit Keyboard Fingerprint
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I bought the Ryzen 7 7735HS 15.6" one with 16GB RAM. I have it for a couple of weeks. Battery is ok. I used mostly for basic stuff, playing videos and music, using Word, Excel, internet browsing. I felt pretty good with the purchase. lightweight enough to carry around for a 15" laptop. The keyboard was good, touch pad was ok. The laptop was never hot. For this price, it is pretty good spec.
The build quality on these isn't the greatest but for $400 you can't expect too much. CPU is pretty meh and the screen leaves a lot to be desired. It's good enough to stream and browse the internet. Luke warm buy.
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"You may return new, unopened items sold and fulfilled by us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Items should be returned in their original product packaging.
We will inspect the returned product. We will verify the serial number for all returns. For any return with the wrong serial number, we will charge at least 50% restocking fee. 10-20% restocking fee may be imposed on item returned based on their return condition."
Seller's recent reviews are not so good. I am going to skip this one.
I wonder if prices will go up with the Chinese tarrifs.... might be a good buy. idk anything else that is cheaper. wish it had an RTX GPU but would for sure add a hundred or two to the cost.
no NPU which is prevalent nowadays in current laptop models from reputed brands
You're not gonna get anything with an NPU (marketed as AI processing) for a good price. Not to mention NPUs have no real use-case for users. NPUs cannot run any LLMs or actually provide any AI usage that a user would notice when using the OS. NPUs at present day are gimmicks and SHOULD NOT be baseline for what constitutes a good laptop.
Most standalone GPUs on laptops already have tensor cores (RTX/Arc/AMD)- NPUs don't add anything to a laptop if you're already getting a GPU already. If it was just a laptop/PC with an APU like the Ryzen AI Max/ Strix Halo (which is not cheap)- then an NPU would be an interesting factor which would be able to use RAM as VRAM.
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The previous deal with Ryzen 7 7735HS was significantly better. The older 680m iGPU on this is really old.
This CPU is about as performant as a 12th generation i5 or Core Ultra 5 226V cpu, but will have much worse battery life and power efficiency.
Combined with ho hum specs across the rest of the build I'm having trouble coming up with a use case for this machine that wouldn't be better served with a Chromebook or if Windows is a requirement then a more modern low end laptop or a mini PC.
A M4 Mac mini costs $50 more than this and is a far better machine. For windows an 8870 based mini pc is probably even cheaper.
The previous deal with Ryzen 7 7735HS was significantly better. The older 680m iGPU on this is really old.
The 7735 is a rebrand of the 6800. Really, it's just the wattage difference, the 6800h is higher performing because it uses higher wattage (which is basically just H vs HS in AMD speak). But apples to apples, it's the same chip.
A 7735HS has a 680m iGPU.
Why are you posting misinformation?
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Combined with ho hum specs across the rest of the build I'm having trouble coming up with a use case for this machine that wouldn't be better served with a Chromebook or if Windows is a requirement then a more modern low end laptop or a mini PC. <br />
A M4 Mac mini costs $50 more than this and is a far better machine. For windows an 8870 based mini pc is probably even cheaper.
Is it because you want to sell something entirely different from the item in this thread? You really need to brush up on the thing you're attempting to tar if you want to convince anyone and move those units!
I'm currently using a laptop with a Ryzen 5 processor. I'm considering an upgrade to this model with a Ryzen 7, as it seems more advanced. For everyday tasks and multitasking, will I notice a significant improvement in speed and performance?
Hmmm, looks pretty good. This is basically just one of the hundreds of mini PCs with a integrated screen. Nice. Just as long as I can add to/replace the memory I'd be fine with it.
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One extra DDR5 slot available, so can be extended to 32gb
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"You may return new, unopened items sold and fulfilled by us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Items should be returned in their original product packaging.
We will inspect the returned product. We will verify the serial number for all returns. For any return with the wrong serial number, we will charge at least 50% restocking fee. 10-20% restocking fee may be imposed on item returned based on their return condition."
Seller's recent reviews are not so good. I am going to skip this one.
Most standalone GPUs on laptops already have tensor cores (RTX/Arc/AMD)- NPUs don't add anything to a laptop if you're already getting a GPU already. If it was just a laptop/PC with an APU like the Ryzen AI Max/ Strix Halo (which is not cheap)- then an NPU would be an interesting factor which would be able to use RAM as VRAM.
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This CPU is about as performant as a 12th generation i5 or Core Ultra 5 226V cpu, but will have much worse battery life and power efficiency.
Combined with ho hum specs across the rest of the build I'm having trouble coming up with a use case for this machine that wouldn't be better served with a Chromebook or if Windows is a requirement then a more modern low end laptop or a mini PC.
A M4 Mac mini costs $50 more than this and is a far better machine. For windows an 8870 based mini pc is probably even cheaper.
A 7735HS has a 680m iGPU.
Why are you posting misinformation?
A M4 Mac mini costs $50 more than this and is a far better machine. For windows an 8870 based mini pc is probably even cheaper.
One extra DDR5 slot available, so can be extended to 32gb
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