We needed a general purpose Windows machine for household connectivity and this one works great. Its compact, has all the connections we need, and so far the performance meets our expectations. It booted, got online and updated software in just a few minutes. We invested in the 16g RAM model and so far its running great with surfing, banking, and watching videos.

This computer is nearly invisible on my desk. Its small enough to attach to the back of my monitor and even comes with a wall mount. The IO is incredible! Im able to connect 3 monitors, and a ton of USB. The computer is incredibly quiet and fast. The color and feel is premium.

this review is for Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, 8GB DDR4 128GB SSD Intel Celeron J4125 (up to 2.7GHz) Mini Desktop Computer, Support Triple Display (2X HDMI +VGA), Dual Band WiFi, Gigabit Ethernet, BT 4.2 Micro ComputerMini PC Windows 11 Pro, 8GB DDR4 128GB SSD Intel Celeron J4125 (up to 2.7GHz) Mini Desktop Computer, Support Triple Display (2X HDMI +VGA), Dual Band WiFi, Gigabit Ethernet, BT 4.2 Micro Computer

So far, so good.

We have an HP laptop, a brand-new ThinkPad issued by my employer, an HP All in One and an Apple MacBook Pro that belongs to my daughter.

This little thing has amazing power and speed. The video is amazing. I have them pared with two 32 inch TV monitors.

I cannot believe how powerful this little one is!!! DO NOT hesitate and purchasing! I am very amazed and now im fully obsessed with all of them I’m getting a few more computers!

Love this little PC. Low power (12-15W), high-memory and enough I/O for anything I want to plug in. While the 4-core processor doesnt do hyper-threading and can only utilize 1-channel RAM, this is exactly what I wanted at a much lower cost than expected. I will be keeping it on 24-7 using as a light-weight server for remote access, media streaming, connected to my Synology. My only question is the durability, only time will tell. I immediately added an additional Samsung SSD for lots and lots of memory.

Effective for the price.

Yep gets the job done. I replaced the m2 and transferred the ssd from my brix. I run linux on it and it works well just like it did on the brix. The 5105 chipset does seem to run a little bit faster than the 4105. It also has 12 gb of ram vs 8 gb on the brix. Its a nice looking machine and I like the fact that all external ports are on two sides instead of three. All in all a good value imo. If you are going inside the box make sure and watch the videos provided for doing that.