GEEKOM Mini PC, Mini IT8 Intel i5-8279U Mini Desktop Computer 16GB RAM 512GB PCIe SSD, Windows 11 Pro Mini Computer/Dual-Channel DDR4/HDMI2.0 4K UHD/Dual WiFi/BT/Gigabit Ethernet/VESA for Home/Office

I bought my 1st of these to replace my desktop Lenovo mini. The price point with the features and specs made this a great buy! i have since picked up 4 more for other folks at the office and me for my home office. I have been very impressed with this since my 1st use. Silent operation, no heat issues and this computer runs 24X7 365 days a year so I can remote into it.. Worth the money, my IT guy is very impressed also!!!

What an amazing piece of tech! I looked around for a bit before getting a “work” pc and knew I needed something that wouldn’t take my entire desk. I landed on this one after my brother law gave great feedback on his. He was right my time working on this beast has been extremely smooth and I even was able to play some games which was amazing. I don’t have anything negative to say as I am blown at the performance of this small but mighty tech beast. A+++

This is an amazing little machine! The wife and I wanted a new mini-PC to replace our very old existing media PC. After a lot of research and looking around, we decided on the Geekom. I won’t repeat all of the specs which are easily found on Geekom’s descriptions of the product, but what mattered to us was that it met all of our needs for a true media PC. We wanted something that had lots of ports and expansion capabilities. could play 4k, and that we could attach a second monitor to so that we could use it for web look ups which is something that we like to have the ability to do from our living room instead of having to go to another PC in a different room. But I found that not only is it great as a media PC, but also something I can use for my audiophile pursuits. I’m enjoying having a quality PC in the living room that I can plug into my DAC/amp for my expensive headphones and kick back in the recliner and enjoy high quality audio as well. I like it so much that I’m considering getting another in the future for our RV that we are refurbishing and want a PC for various reasons built into it as well.

I recently purchased the Geekom mini computer and I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase! I have been using this machine up to 10 hours a day, 6 days a week as a remote freelance IT Project Manager, and it has never failed to impress me with its exceptional performance.

I was in need of a new computer but didnt need all the accessories. With 3 USB 3.0 ports and 2 USB type C ports, a 100/1000 mhz network port, HDMI and mini display ports and the memory card slot, what else could you ask for in a home mini computer.

Decided to give a mini PC a try because I dont use my desktop PC often, but still want one for text documents and other such things. Love how small and easy it is to add an additional hard drive or ram to it. Good power for the price, plus it can handle to 24 monitors! I have not tried gaming on it, so I can not comment on that. If you are looking for a small desktop and solid power and a good price, this is it.

This is my first mini pc and Ill be honest - I dont NEED a desktop ever again. I might get one just for really extreme projects that require insane CPU, but for what I do - graphic design, 4k video editing, audio editing, etc - this thing has been perfectly fine. In fact, more reliable than the Predator gaming laptop I was using previously - much more reliable. Its fast, handles programs like Unreal Engine, Premiere Pro, Photoshop, In Design, Audacity, etc. with ease (and simultaneously). Im running a million different USB and HDMI cables out of this thing (via an attached USB hub) and its handling all of it perfectly fine. Noise isnt ZERO but its probably comparable to your Xbox or typical laptop. No overheating so far and Im running two huge monitors off of it. Being completely honest, this has been the most competent computer Ive personally ever owned so far. Now, Im not a huge gamer but I typically buy gaming PCs/laptops because the specs for most gaming devices are usually plenty for my design and editing needs. But just from how it feels and how fast the computer is running with all of these demanding programs I have running on it makes me think that at least casual gaming should be fine on this thing. VR feels like a different beast entirely so Ill leave that to people who know more about it, but Id say you should be fine with most everything else.

Its real value for money. Performs well. I have no complaints whatsoever.

Had this mini for about 3 weeks now and have been using it as my daily driver for about a week. Initial startup was a bit bumpy. The system was very loud and would not shut down/restart gracefully - took over 12 minutes to shutdown during restart and another 1 minute to boot. Geekom Tech Support basically said (via email) to reinstall Windows and if the problem persisted theyd help me resolve the problem. So, after running MS utilities (DISM and SFC ) and repairing the install things settled down and have been running smoothly. 1st question is how does a corrupt OS install get past quality control?

I bought it last month. Its a good quality product, happy with it.