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Sager NP6858 Gaming

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The Sager NP6858 Gaming is a 15.6-inch performance notebook built on a Clevo chassis and sold under Sager's NP Series badge, with unit variants labeled NP6858BQ, NP6858EQ, and NP6858CQ depending on how it was originally configured. It pairs a 10th-generation Intel Core i7 with a choice of NVIDIA GTX 1650, GTX 1650 Ti, or GTX 1660 Ti graphics, built for gamers and creators who wanted desktop-class hardware in a portable shell rather than the thinnest possible laptop. Boutique gaming laptops like this one hold value longer than typical consumer notebooks because the chassis supports real cooling and upgradable internals well after thinner ultrabooks from the same era are obsolete. If you have one sitting in a drawer, pick your exact processor, graphics card, and condition in the tool above for an instant cash offer. See how the process works, or visit sell your laptop if you have a different model to quote.

Confirm you have the Sager NP6858 Gaming

The fastest way to confirm your exact configuration is through Windows itself. Press Windows key + R, type "msinfo32", and press Enter. The System Information window lists the exact model number next to System Model. Typing "dxdiag" instead into the same Run box opens a window showing the installed processor, RAM, and graphics card. You can also flip the laptop over and read the model number printed on the sticker underneath.

NP6858BQ

  • Part of the Sager NP6858 Gaming line
  • Built on a Clevo N855-series barebone chassis
  • Configured at the factory with a 10th Gen Intel Core i7 and a GTX-series GPU

NP6858EQ

  • Same NP6858 chassis and cooling design as the BQ and CQ units
  • Suffix reflects the specific configuration ordered, not a different generation
  • Processor and GPU should still be confirmed with msinfo32 or dxdiag

NP6858CQ

  • Third common suffix seen on this chassis
  • Shares the same 15.6-inch panel size and port layout as the BQ and EQ
  • GPU tier is the main variable across all three suffixes

Prefer a visual check? Look for a thick, angular chassis close to an inch tall, rear-facing exhaust vents, and a backlit keyboard, often with red accent lighting. These are hallmarks of the Clevo barebone this laptop is built on, not something you'll see on a slim consumer ultrabook.

Core hardware configurations

Processor

  • Intel Core i7 from the 10th generation H-series lineup
  • A six-core mobile chip built for sustained load, not battery life
  • Paired with a discrete GPU rather than relying on integrated graphics

Graphics

  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 or GTX 1650 Ti on entry configurations
  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti on the higher configuration
  • GPU tier is the single biggest driver of resale value on this model

Memory

  • DDR4 memory across two SO-DIMM slots
  • User-upgradable, unlike most thin-and-light laptops from the same era

Storage

  • M.2 NVMe SSD slot plus a secondary 2.5-inch drive bay
  • Storage is upgradable and swappable, a rarity among gaming laptops today

Display & audio

Display

The NP6858 ships with a 15.6-inch Full HD panel, sized and priced to match the GPU tier so the notebook can push a usable frame rate in modern games without overreaching the hardware underneath it.

Audio

Built-in stereo speakers cover video calls and casual listening. Most owners plug in a headset for gaming sessions, where positional audio and a microphone matter more than the internal speakers.

Ports & connectivity

The NP6858 carries a full desktop-style port selection, typical of Clevo-built gaming chassis that prioritize expansion over thinness.

Wired
  • USB-A ports for peripherals
  • USB-C port
  • HDMI output
  • Gigabit Ethernet jack
  • Headphone/microphone combo jack
Wireless
  • Wi-Fi
  • Bluetooth

10th Gen Intel Core i7 GTX 1650 / 1650 Ti / 1660 Ti Upgradable RAM Dual storage bays Full HD display Gigabit Ethernet

Battery, build & more

Software

The NP6858 originally shipped with Windows 10. Many units in this generation can be upgraded to Windows 11 if the specific processor and firmware meet Microsoft's requirements, though not every 10th-gen build qualifies.

Market positioning

This model sat in the mid-range gaming tier when new, aimed at buyers who wanted a discrete GPU and an upgrade path rather than the thinnest chassis on the shelf. Boutique brands sell the same Clevo hardware under different names, so resale value tracks the GPU tier more than the badge on the lid.

Known issues

Clevo-based gaming chassis like this one run warm under sustained load, and fan noise increases noticeably during gaming. This is a known trait of the platform rather than a defect specific to any one unit.

Frequently asked questions

01 How do I find the model number and exact configuration?
Press Windows key + R, type "msinfo32", and press Enter to see the exact model number listed as System Model. For processor, RAM, and graphics card, run "dxdiag" the same way and check the System and Display tabs. Both tools ship with Windows, so no extra software is needed. You can also turn the laptop over and read the printed model sticker on the underside of the chassis, which lists the full NP6858 designation and suffix.
02 How do I tell it apart from other Clevo-based rebrands?
Check the model sticker and msinfo32 output first, since the same Clevo N855-series barebone was sold under several brand names with slightly different model strings, including other Sager NP68-series units and similar chassis rebadged by other boutique builders. The chassis shape and port layout look nearly identical across these, so the printed model number is the only reliable way to confirm you have an NP6858 specifically rather than a related sibling model.
03 Can I sell it with damage, a weak battery, or an account lock?
Yes. A cracked screen, a failing battery, or a unit that will not power on can still be sold; select the matching condition above and the quote adjusts for it. Before shipping, sign out of and remove the laptop from your Microsoft account under Settings, and if BitLocker encryption is active, suspend or decrypt it so the drive can be tested and reset. A laptop still locked to your account cannot be fully tested and may be valued lower until that lock is cleared.
04 What raises the trade-in value the most?
The GPU tier matters most, since a GTX 1660 Ti configuration is worth noticeably more than a GTX 1650 build with otherwise identical hardware. After that, a clean screen with no dead pixels or scratches, a battery that still holds a reasonable charge, and having the original charger included all help. Since RAM and storage are upgradable on this chassis, a larger SSD or added memory can help too, but confirm the exact installed capacity with msinfo32 before selecting your configuration above.
05 How do I erase it and remove my accounts, and how do I get paid?
Go to Settings → System → Recovery → Reset this PC, and choose to remove everything. Before running the reset, remove the laptop from your Microsoft account online and suspend or decrypt BitLocker if it is enabled, so the drive resets cleanly. Sign out of any other accounts, like Steam or game launchers, separately since a factory reset does not always clear those. Once your offer is confirmed, shipping is free and insured, and payment goes out after testing by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or check. Full steps are on the data erasure protocols page.