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

Appreciate the shout-out to nobody

I'm glad the box said "laptop". Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to tell if I bought a laptop.

Reason why you did get a like : - No sponsor video - Used a kitchen knife like a normal person

One word, Hero. I was trying to convince a friend not to buy one like this. You helped in showing them the shocking reality of this product and ones like this under new names that pop up on Amazon.

Phew! Thanks Dayo. Was literally just going to buy this ‘heavily’ discounted laptop from Amazons UK site but not after seeing your excellent review. Will now wait till Black Friday for better deals.

Yes. Please put amazon and these scammers on blast. Here’s what happens: If they have get a thousand people to buy a 350$ laptop, they’ll turn a profit. Even when you factor in the product cost and a few returns. When enough people complain, the company will change their name and start the cycle all over again.

The Intel Celeron N5095 is actually a fairly new CPU, it entered the market in Q1 of 2021. I don‘t think it‘s the main problem with this laptop. It probably has dozens of other things that cause problems (the lack of a working fan etc.)

After buying a couple of laptops from Amazon that were advertised as "New! Latest Version!" and turned out to be a couple of years old- but with, in one case, the hard drive swapped out for an SSD, in the other case it wouldn't even boot up properly, I swore off Amazon for laptops. Too many shady dealers on Amazon trying to sell refurbed units as "new." And they don't want to refund your money when you call them on it.

I ordered this last night to replace my HP so my son could do online school. So glad I found this video! Damn shame Amazon sales this junk!

Amazon needs a watchdog for the products they sell, or 3 party sellers. Thanks for your service and style

Great review, Dayo. I love your animated and hands-on presentation. Until you opened it up to show the guts of this computer I was thinking it might be produced by one of the factories that make name brand laptops. They might be prohibited from selling the same computers under their own name -- or under various unpronounceable names like SGIN -- and may even use inferior parts to earn some extra money. But after seeing the actual build and your demonstration I can't imagine these no-name laptops coming from any legitimate factory, let alone one that has a contract with a well-respected brand. Thank you.

Just happened across your channel. I appreciate your knowledge and willingness to be candid. Looking forward to more content from you. 👍🏾👍🏾

People buying this purely based on the alleged "discount" shouldn't be allowed to undertake computer shopping unsupervised 😂 blows my mind

As someone who bought the Jumper Ezbook S5, yeah, it was an absolute scam. After six months of absolute torture, I ended up getting a refurbished Lenovo Ideapad 5 for the same price, and I was blown away by the sheer quality of it. Thank you for making this notice!

Oh dear. What a mess. You just saved ppl a bunch of heartache 😢

I subscribed just for the fact that you told people if they buy this to unsubscribe I shared the same opinions with value statements when it comes to computers. I was actually in a little bit of a heated debate the other day with a plumber who was working at my house who kept telling me that it was acceptable to pay $700 for an I-9 strictly only to game. I absolutely cannot stand people who waste money on hardware.

Great consumer protection video. Glad you made this. I recently purchased a low end Dell laptop and I'm really happy with the purchase. It's no supercomputer but does everything I need it to at a budget price.

The packing material said everything. I love your no nonsense direct presentation. No blather, just right to the point. Instant subscribe.

I love your facial reaction after opening the back case

Love that an Amazon ad popped up during this.