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Essentially Brand new Xiamoi Mi Gaming Laptop. Used very few times. Stickers can be removed at request.
Features:
-144hz IPS Full HD 1980x1080 panel 15.6"
-6GB Nvidia RTX 2060 Graphics Card
-9th Gen intel i7 processor i7-9750H
-16GB DDR4 Ram
-512GB SSD Storage
-Full light up RGB keyboard(Colours can be changed)
-Variable fan speeds for gaming
-Full Metal Chasis
-5x USB ports
-1x Ethernet port
-1x HDMI port
-SD reader
No issues with laptop, selling as it as an unwanted christmas gift.
battery lastes around 1.5-2hrs id doing intensive things. can last around 3-3.5hrs if just browsing, even longer if you turn off RGB keyboard. Takes 1-2 seconds to boot up and you are away immediately.
I have installed English Windows 10 and everything runs as per normal. No annoying manufacturer specific bloatware either.
Programmable keys for gaming. Local laptops with these specs run upwards of 3.5k
There are multiple variants of the Xiaoi Gaming laptops and they all look the same. This is the top of the line variation.
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