Beelink SER5 Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H (8C/16T, up to 4.4GHz),32GB DDR4 500GB M.2 NVME SSD Vega 8 Graphics, W11 Mini Desktop Computer 4K@60Hz Triple Display Dual HDMI+Type-C/WiFi 6/BT5.2/USB3.2/HTPC

This review is for Beelink mini PC SER5 with AMD Ryzen 5 5600H + 32GB RAM.

I like the product, it’s light, super fast respond.

Incredible value, blown away by how good this little machine is. Super powerful and quiet.

Been using this on a daily basis for about a month now doing normal PC stuff, some photo/video editing but no gaming and it has been working great. Also there is no bloatware like you usually get with big name PCs and laptops.

I just got my Beelink SER5 a day ago, but so far it seems great. Very well made and meeting all of my expectations. There is NO bloatware on the Windows 11 Pro provided. Everything seems to be straight up vanilla Windows 11, which is great. Speed and performance seem great. My demands are pretty low, so I cant really tell you how it works under the stress of heavy gaming, video editing, etc. But for the price, plus the coupon that was available, I am VERY pleased with the value. I was planning on buying a 27 All-in-One computer, but with the Beelink and the included VESA mount, I will buy a nice 27 monitor and make my own. In the end, I will get a more powerful computer for several hundred dollars less than the true AIO format, PLUS I will get more ports and easy upgrade options that an AIO PC couldnt provide. I am very pleased I stumbled across these in my search!

a food tiny computer fast and pleasant to work with

I love the small footprint, but have serious doubts about the longevity. Been using it sporadically for about 1 1/2 months with 2 monitors, and one of them is periodically shutting down (switched the monitors, and its definitely the port, not the monitor or wires).

My current, only 3-year-old, HP desktop just died. Either motherboard or CPU. I researched and got intrigued with mini PCs. I ordered the SER4 with 32Gb RAM. I am amazed. It had no problem with two 34 4k monitors attached to it. My docking stations are larger than this PC!

I have always been one to build my own pcs. Last time I purchased one I had to by a retail HP model and it started having issues within a year. So, I moved to a laptop and had been working with that for over a year and decided I needed to find something better (laptop was good but not great).

I have built all of my own PCs for over 20 years. Mainly mid-tower style for HTPC (in the old days), business apps, graphics (Adobe pro), and light gaming. One of my older home office PCs was in need of an upgrade and I was going to order a new MOBO, CPU, Memory etc. Note I already own several builder grade cases and PSUs so getting a new PC was always easy and low cost.