Don't Buy This Laptop Scam On Amazon ( I did ) 

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@@DayoAworunse how is it a scam and they sold you what they said it was i think you have a shitty cell service

@@DayoAworunse ikr

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It's Chinese garbage like many Amazon products lol

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a laptop as opposed to a home gynaecology kit

Same, I think this guy is the real deal👍 Sharing his knowledge with this review, alerting people who are considering buying any laptop and making it known. Be aware Amazon is a platform where there are all kinds of people with different interests selling their merchandise.We must be inform ourselves before checking out. Stay safe.

Sponsors is ok. They need to make money.

My thoughts exactly. I have a Celeron and it loads web pages almost instantly

just bc a CPU is pretty new doesn't mean its not underpowered. Those older celerons are def underpowered. Once you load up just a few programs both RAM (always low in budget laptops) and CPU start to bottleneck performance.

@@alecbiswell-ayres5084 The storage is a flash card not SSD Is one massive problem on top of that. it's a fake m.2.

Yeah they already changed there name

@@jacobsladder5262 They are forced to change their name because people have DEFAMED them and given them a bad rep for legally marketing a product that is legitimate!

@@jacobsladder5262 im guesting the next website to scam the customers are Wish for £300

They change name ANMESC Laptop😂

these cost $20 to produce

I'd resell it or replace the cpu if possible, but not worth the risk either, sorry .The asus ones arent too bad.

@@jjcdrumplay I actually sent it back and got the Asus F15 Tuf gaming laptop. Great laptop!

That is what is so good about Amazon....don't like it? sent it back....no questions asked. Thanks for the review. I have a Dell Laptop that is 13 years old fully upgraded and stil works the best than the new laptops out there. I will keep it till October 2025 when Windows 10 expires. Keep up the good work

You can return it and they will even send you the mail sticker for returns. I bought an SSD 2TB and when I got it, it said 17TB and that was very disconcerting to me and I didn't even get it out of its package and wrapped it up and returned it in the envelope it came in. A 17TB SSD does not cost $50 plus and so I knew it was a scam and unloaded it right away.

@@jjcdrumplay you won't find any place you might swap in a faster component, except the SSD

Amazon the place for scam products

Always

amazon dont care. there making money off it..

Why? It is perfectly adequate for school college or media consumption

​@@reluctentninja because its fake. They probably steal your info on the laptops just like acemagic laptops

@@reluctentninja You make no sense, the laptop is junk, so I have a feeling that you already own one of these not so wonderful laptops telling your self you got a good deal isnt going to change the fact that the laptop is junk,.

@GodFartherOG actually I don't I'm a samsung person but the laptop in question is indeed good enough for basic schoolwork browsing etc. Not everyone is a power user

@@reluctentninja My point was you can get better for the same price the laptop is junk for the price.

Does Lenovo work well for gaming ??

@@eternal_lightRBXYes depending on what you get tbh

@eternal_lightRBX My laptop's configuration was a Ryzen 7 5700U with 8 gigabytes of ram. It runs low-end games near perfectly, though it struggles with the ultra demanding games, but that's mostly because of integrated graphics. For my use case, it runs pretty decently, especially when you're using it with the charger. I can run Hoi4 on low graphics setting rather decently(to my standards.)

Does it run good for the sims 4?

@@zazabami6789 Depends on the specific make of the laptop you get. I suggest you do your research. As for mine, since I can run Sky: Children of the Light, on maximum settings without much issue, I can imagine my own laptop being capable of handling the SIMS 4 pretty nicely.

Good point

It's a cheap laptop that serves most people's needs. Why spend money on a $1200 dollar laptop that's more then you need and will probably last just as long as the $300 dollar laptop.

@@michaelbrown7142 I'm not saying it doesn't serve people's needs, I'm saying that this laptop was NEVER worth the original cost based on its specs, anyone who paid that was literally getting robbed 😂. If you know anything about laptops this laptop would never be 1000+. Even at the discounted price it's still fairly pricey for what it is. You missed my point, I'm definitely not saying you have to spend 1000+ on a laptop. You can easily find a good one much cheaper, just not a falsely discounted like this one! :)

@@Alexander0189 I hate that "Retail value" or original value basically manipulation tactic. Infomercials and shopping centers like QVC does it constantly. Same with outlet stores where I live. You look up products for the supposed retail or original price and they are far superior and they just made up some massive number to give the impression your getting a way better deal than you actually are if you are getting a deal at all to begin with. It works on millions of people too sadly.

@@Alexander0189 The specs are worth 300 bucks. It's a 2021 celeron quad core processor with ddr4 ram and M.2 SSD.

The company paid internet articles and Amazon reviews to sing its praises. It's the SOP of Chinese companies. It's unethical and borderline criminal.

That's sometimes the hazards of MARKETING. Sometimes you get a LEMON!

That's what you get for not doing research first. There are plenty of low cost laptops with Intel i7 CPUs. THey haven't produced new Celeron chips since 2011, stopping at that model "Sandy Bridge" and have not updated them like the i3,i5,i7s. If you wanted a budget laptop, find one with an i3 processor but you're better off with the mid range i5. This is why research is important.

@@davidruzzo5806 No, that's the hazard of not researching. If you're going to be spending several hundred to a couple thousand dollars, you bet your ass I'm researching.

Lol imagine trying to even repair that PC wtf is wrong with you.

This POS runs Win11 but my maxxed out HP Zbook17 can't? What a rip!

@@animatewithdermot Technically your Zbook probably can but you have to use a modified installer of W11 that removed the hardware checks to allow it to install. I have a machine with an i7 6700k that's still usable for everyday use but won't take W11 because of the minimum requirements (TPM 2.0 ) but I could install W11 using modified installation media but won't because W10 just works and is still supported. I planned on eventually migrated to linux anyways I think once W10 hits EoL if Microsoft wants to keep becoming more draconian with every new iteration of their OS.

@@oOignignoktOo1 Yeah, I've found some excellent channels that show how to make custom installs - will def. have to consider doing that, thankfully not for a couple of years!

Well i bought it. Its crap.

'If it's too good to be true, it probably is'. A healthy level of scepticism never does anyone any harm. Renovated computers can be a very good deal for the consumer, but you need to exercise care when buying. I use a company that renovates desktops, laptops and tablets as a sideline to their normal work, which is selling and servicing computers on a large scale to business, governmental and educational organisations. When their customers upgrade, they take back older kit and renovate it to a high standard. I've found them very trustworthy, with no quibble gaurantees.

I mean, if you know where and what to look for, 2-3 year old Dell Latitudes and some Lenovo Thinkpads have great value. But they're usually limited runs of returns, unsold old stock, or used enterprise laptops after a company got new ones.

​@@frgleeany chance you may want to tell us the name of this 'decent' company?...pretty Please? 😊

My laptop was £170 down from £1700 (Refurbished ThinkPad X1 yoga, best thing I've ever bought)

lol @traptop. Stealin that and adding: craptop 😁

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Thanks for the sub 😁

Just RETURN IT if you don't like it! This is NOT a scam!

I gotta tell you guys I bought a 2015 Microsoft Surface laptop Intel i7 for the princely sum… if you’re sitting down for it - for a grand total of $50! 😝 Why anyone would spend $350 for a cheap, no name Chinese Intel Celeron laptop is beyond me.

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@@davidruzzo5806 You clearly don’t understand how these scams work. You almost certainly can’t return it. The “company” takes advantage of the Amazon feature to merge product SKU’s into a single listing. They take a listing of a successful product, merge these garbage tier laptops into that listing, so the reviews look good, and then use the listing to only sell this new, awful, often broken or falsified item. Pretend the price is a killer discount (which is a separate crime in and of itself) to drum up the interest, coupled with the glowing reviews (of a completely different machine or product), and then sell as many as possible. As soon as the complaints and return requests start coming in, they take off. Abandon the company, change their name, and skip town with the money, so to speak. Then they set up shop again the next day with a brand new, equally generic and intentionally confusing name (often just a string of letters that makes no sense and can’t be read as an actual word), and do the same all over again. They’re not accountable to Amazon anymore, since they’re quite literally a different legal entity, and can do this as many times as suspicions arise. It’s a whole scam industry, that apparently you were entirely unaware of.

Barely a scam , but SO WHAT If its chinese made if it works fine and verified in some genuine way - i wouldnt be scared of it . Heck ive had good luck w some knock off brands that outlived things that are labeled Samsung.

​@@adamtajhassam9188because if something goes wrong with it your SOL for the same price you can get a brand name something a lot better especially if you buy refurbished

@@adamtajhassam9188 There's always exceptions to the rule. Defective unit % on these no-name brands will always be higher than reputable brands.

yup... amazon is making money eather way...they dont care.

Sounds like bots wrote all the good reviews. Even the good reviews criticize it for being a bad product. Seems like the company bribed people to change the one-star rating to five-star without changing the content of the review or rewriting the review.

they always go by different names, Jumper, Flashree, DERE, and at times these "companies" hire influencers to market their products by sending good models and then sells defect cheap ones

probably old stock that has windows 11 that will eventually not work as it won't be a legit licence it probably doesn't even have tpm 2

​@stormchaser300 He even states in the video, that he has a battery that was dated two months before.

Me too I bought it quick because I saw the discount and then I actually searched up then I cancelled

Lately Amazon seems to be a dumping ground for Chinese junk.

You are buying laptop from an unknown brand? WOW!

​@@mihailgeceski4945 Everybody doesn't have $1000+ to spend on a laptop.

​@@MrKrabbs252true, not everyone has thousands of dollars to spend on a laptop. However, I have to say... anyone buying this purely based on the sketchy discount is just being ignorant. For $350 your options are limited but there are plenty of devices from reputable or well known brands that you can get through sales. Acer & HP in particular have devices in this price range that would offer an experience much better than this with better warranties.

That's called MARKETING, FREE ENTERPRISE! It is NOT a scam!

@@davidruzzo5806 Everything is a scam when you have the common sense of a budgie.

@@davidruzzo5806It is very definitely a scam. You can’t advertise a product at a price it’s never been sold at, and then claim that the current price is a discount. That’s not marketing, that’s quite literally illegal.

@@davidruzzo5806 >That's called MARKETING So, a scam

😅 Just thought about something like that.

Including Samsung

RAM & SSD are prob fine. same said if u have a Kingston SSD made in china, Netac is a known brand since 1999 but mainly known in china while they have a global market but not doing much for it + OEM doesnt help that much, cant speak for the RAM, didnt see it. but rarely see any DDR4+ ram malfunction yet.

If you want something cheap and durable, used Thinkpads are often an excellent option. I would find someone who is in the business of refurbishing, and read feedback on the seller. I got one for my Mom years ago, screen was amazing and it's been really durable.

@@Raletia I actually bought a 2nd hand (cash converters) thinkpad about a year ago. it's been flawless. generous hdd too. the only downside was no cd/dvd tray, so, I got an external one powered by usb and it does what I want it to do. it's fast, connects to the internet, has a fingerprint sensor (which is good) for signing in. I also have a couple of microsoft surfaces (bought from the same place) and can use the ms stylus on both devices (despite CC claiming the stylus didn't work - if you're not doing it right, it won't - it works as it should do!) even better - the surface tablet was £99 with the 'faulty' stylus - which, after looking it up online, should cost about £70. so I'm the one laughing! 2nd hand is usually pretty good if you look for known brands.

they made it really EASY to report them Sell Imac from 1.3M to £250 No one would ever made something for high price for £250 where they selling it way much

rule 1 dont buy of communist china. buy local made stuff

I bought one Sgin last week on EBay 8 gb ram. It’s doing all I want from it for £150. I have a Ryzen9 pc so I didn’t expect miracles from this laptop it is light I haven’t bothered taking the plastic dust covers off I don’t need it for gaming so we’ll see how it goes😅

@@dixiefallas7799 Yea, it's fantastic that the option is there nowadays to buy such a cheap laptop. Back 10-20 years ago you'd be looking at a minimum of £600-1000 for a new one. You do have to know your stuff when buying a laptop though, otherwise it's easy to get scammed, or disappointed.

Dude. I’d cry if I had to use this laptop. I’d rather not have one

@@Insectoid_ I bet you'd change your mind pretty quickly if you didn't have any laptop! I have a custom watercooled gaming PC so I rarely have to use the laptop, so there's no point in spending hundreds or thousands on an expensive one. As I said, these laptops definitely have their place, and they're miles better than a 10-15 year old brick of a laptop running Vista with 1GB of ram, a 40GB hard drive that only has 30 minutes of screen time.. If I had no PC, and I only had £100 to spend, I'd absolutely go for one of these instead of buying a used laptop.

@@JoeBob79569 I do everything on my iPhone

buy a used dell latitude instead!

I have to find them 🕵️

No, he'll get demonetized if he reviews someone's junk

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Yahoo writers are the MVP

I got a refurbished laptop straight from Dell. $178 for an 4c/8t 6th gen i5. 8gb of ram, 250gb SSD. $30 for 16Gb of extra ram, 1TB SSD for $40. Absolutely crushes this scam.

The specs seen in the task manager aren't legit, they're being faked by the bios. No way this thing has 12gb of ram in reality

For a thousand pounds you think everything would be made out of gold lol 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

Same here 😢I’ve been doing my research as well trying to buy a gaming laptop for my 11yr old son.

I tried my hard not to laugh 😂