About NoteBooks:

Avell is generic. Any brand can sell the same thing they sell.

2am from "positive" sells the same backbones as Avell.

Powernote, which I don't even know if it exists anymore, sold the same barebones.

Daten also sells.

Out there, the best known was Sager.

It's usually barebone from Clevo and Compal.

In practice, there are only about 3~4 major notebook manufacturers in the world.

Neither Avell, 2am, hp, etc.

Sager and other barebones don't even waste time looking.

Dell (Alienware), MSI, Asus, buy from these brands.

They define their own projects.

And F OFF Lenovo.

Why I don't recommend Lenovo?: The Bios is poorly made, so booting is slow even with SSD, support takes forever to receive and send your notebook. And usually there is a defect in the motherboard, gpu, integrated circuit (CI, PMC).

Samsung, the only line of notebooks it got right was: Samsung Galaxy Book.

Smaller companies, which are unable to have their own designs, buy generic models from these large manufacturers.

Blacklist (Horrible):

Multilaser, goldentec, itautec, cce, positive (2am), gigabyte, lagsung, hp, acer, and etc.

Website to help choose your notebook:

https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/laptops/gaming-laptops

https://qual.not.br - @qualnotebook