I use it for working at home on Citrix desktop and general web browsing with dual monitors. I dont even use 1/4 of its potential while working. It never gets warm, and I never hear it under my desk. There isnt one bad thing I can say about it.

The item I ordered is completely different from both of the items listed on this page.

This little thing - and it is super tiny - is super fast. I wasnt expecting much power from the specs, but its quite speedy. Theres a knob to adjust the power consumption which in turn controls the speed. Ive kept it on the fastest setting just because the fan is quiet, but if you were in a really quiet room and just browsing the internet, you could easily turn the knob to the lower setting for a silent experience.

Built in 2 Lan ports can be using as vm host.

The ACEMAGICIAN Mini PC is a compact desktop computer that features an AMD Ryzen 5 5600U processor, which is a powerful and energy-efficient CPU that is well-suited for tasks such as web browsing, video conferencing, and light productivity work. The AMD APU features a Radeon RX Vega 7 integrated GPU, which provides decent performance for light gaming and multimedia tasks.

This mini computer comes with all the accessories ready to be used:

Very happy with the unit but I dont recommend trusting the factory install of the operating system. Its very easy to download a clean version of Windows 11 directly from Microsoft and do a clean install.

I needed a PC to run a program for a router I bought. Of course they open-source program is only made for PC, so I thought this was perfect to supplement the design software that I use on the Mac. I have it set up on the work table I use with the router and it hooked up and runs the bloated software well, along with is running seamlessly on my network. No issues, besides all the quirks that go along with Windows. The processor was rather impressive, which did surprise me. The programs I have on it eat it up and it only hiccups every now and again if overload it with a large cut. Most likely the software bogging it down and it would do this on most computers.

Im using it now, and it runs basic stuff fast. Web surfing, email, YouTube, all open fast and look fine. IF you are going for entry level, make sure you look for the latest Celeron N5105 and 8-16 gig memory and 256 SSD , Win 11 Pro ,that should keep you under $200 . The Win 10 and older Celeron CPUs arent worth the dollar savings. However, I cant find anyway to find the Win 11 license key, incase you have to reload Windows.

For the price, this handles everyday things pretty well. I bought this to replace an old 8 Gig I5 processor desktop, and it performs better than that. It’s quiet and starts up pretty quickly. The Windows 11 Pro OS was a pleasant surprise. Typically for this price, I would have expected a crippled home version of Windows. There is no software included with this computer, and no license sticker on it, so hopefully the license key is embedded in the bios in case I will ever need to reinstall the OS. There is no bloatware on this that I’m aware of. I haven’t tried the graphic processing on this unit, as my daughter is only into Roblox and Stardew Valley.