I purchased 2 of these mini pcs for my kids schoolwork and casual gaming. The mini pc is speedy quick to react and while playing games is doing better than expected.

I happen to have that extra drive and figured I would try it with this little PC. Extra storage space already! Now, this isnt as fast as my HP laptop, but I have been obsessed with always having a backup computer as Ive been confronted with the blue screen of death more than once in my life. Not a good thing! My backup before now was a decent tablet that could do many things...but not all, obviously. Now, I do have a 13 screen that I attached to this bitty PC and of course, attached a small keyboard and mouse. It is Windows so that gets me away from trying to work through an Android tablet if my laptop goes down. The nice thing is how small and easily stowed this PC is. I mean, yeah, a laptop is easy to store - its slim and easy to carry - but for what this PC is, Im impressed with it!

Got this for a small computer to do video conferencing with. It is small, portable and has various speeds. We use the auto adjustment speed for our needs. This is very easily expandable for the future should our needs change, yet it is very powerful right out of the box.

The AceMagician AM06 Pro with Ryzen 5 5600U is a powerful mini PC that offers impressive performance in a compact form factor. Equipped with the latest Zen 3 architecture, the Ryzen 5 5600U offers up to 20% IPC improvement over its predecessor while maintaining power efficiency. The AM06 Pro is well-designed, with useful external I/O options and ample room for upgrades, making it a versatile option.

Bought it to use as a entertainment center for my TV. Perfect for streaming games on steam from a gaming computer and streaming movies on Netflix and Hulu.

This is a very good mini PC let down somewhat by a lack of connectivity options. The 12GB DDR4 RAM is enough for complex Photoshop work, and the basic but capable Celeron N5095 processor is able to handle plenty without any stumbles, so on the face of it this is a very good option for a basic home computer.

This is a great little pc for browsing, lite gaming and productivity, work from home, or school.

I used to Have Surface Pro 7 that connects to my 32 inches 4k UHD monitor. My surface pro 7 has 8 GB memory and is been utilized upto 70 to 80% of Memory and 30 to 40% CPU even with basic usage ( like opening Chrome, Edge watching youtube videos etc). I have purchased this Mini PC and i was amazed by the performance. It came with Pre installed Windows 11 Pro. This Mini PC has AMD Ryzen 5 5600U Processor with 16 GB Memory ( 2X 8 GB) and 512 GB Nvme SSD. This Mini Pc comes with 2X 3.1 USB A ports, 1 USB C port at front side and 2 USB ports, HDMI and DP port at back side. It has both 1 Gbps and 2.5 Gbps port speeds. I was blown away with the speeds of SSD. its giving me approximately 2000 MBPS Read and 1500 Write Speeds. I am constantly using only up to 30 to 40% Memory and 10% of CPU with basic usage. I am planning to upgrade to 32 GB memory in near future so that i can use more extensive applications. I dont see any Fan noise with basic usage. once in a while CPU fan kicks in ( only during installation of any applications). Office 2021 runs smooth. Wifi Speeds are not that great. I am using the device with LAN cable. I have installed the device to the back of my monitor so that to save space on my desk. This Mini PC has strong build and can connect upto 3 monitors. I have connected to 2 monitors and it works great

I have an aging desktop that I build years ago for photo editing and light gaming. It can no longer run newish games without lag. I saw this and decided to see how it compares. Start up is fast and once I got Windows setup I installed a couple of games to test it out. I am not a hardcore gamer so the newest free game I have is Control (2019), but that is supposed to be graphics heavy. It ran smoothly with no lag, and the graphics compared well with the videos of gameplay online. It remained fairly quiet during play as well. I am impressed by its performance. The hardware itself is small and sleek, about the size of an external hard drive (prior to SSD). It has a good look and it lights up. Overall I am happy with this mini PC. It is in the right ball park for cost. The CPU is mainly found in laptops and if you build the laptop to the same storage and RAM it would cost more. Add in Windows 11 Pro license (minimum $70 extra) and this is looking like a decent deal. You dont get a screen, but at this price level the laptop is not going to have a nice screen. Electronics are always fluctuating in cost but at the time of purchase this seems like a reasonable deal for a fast and small machine.

Ive seen lots of mini PCs that claim to be able to run games, but this one from Ace Magician actually does! I was skeptical after having an Atari VCS that also uses AMD/Ryzen hardware and seeing it only able to run a 20-year-old Rise of Nations RTS on low settings and sub-par resolutions. But this AM06Pro mini PC from Ace Magician can handle the game at 1440p resolutions with everything set to high! Granted, it wont run AAA games in 4K or anything, but I was seriously impressed that it ran this complex RTS without even maxing the fan or anything. Now, I DID install 2x16GB Ram (32GB total), and that might have helped the GPU a bit, but still... not too shabby for a little box. And it runs nearly silently in most cases, too. Easy to upgrade, easy to afford, easy to use. And the copy of Windows 11 is legit. A great buy!