I am not a review writer, and I am a computer nerd who never believed in these Mini Computers, I have always had custom computers made for me by Dell / Alienware. I read reviews on this mini pc and did research online and was pleased with the hardware in the mini pc. I wanted the space also for my computer room, with 5 monitors and two full-size desktops units, this is what I needed. It was delivered fast and booted up really fast. The mini pc runs so quietly that I have to look to see if its really on, and the speed is great and I have been able to play about any game I want with no problem. I am already looking for my future Mini Pc to replace my current Alien Laptop when it bites the dust. So I highly recommend the mini pc, but again always look at the hardware and spec to make sure you are getting the most for what you paying. But the cost of these units compared to the full-size desktop or laptop, are not even close and if you watch the spec you will get a unit just as good as the full-size units and in some areas much better performance in a smaller package. I am trying to find out where I can purchase the upgrades for the pc?

With Raspberry Pis being rather difficult to source, this machine offers a slightly better spec (on paper), without the need to purchase a case, fan, power supply and HDD/SD card. Plus a Windows 11 Pro key, too boot. Even the lowly Celeron offers 4 cores thanks to AMD forcing Intel to offer more than their typical, yearly revision, with as little as possible upgraded over the previous generation. 8GB of RAM and 128GB storage makes this a passable living room machine, thin client or project PC. While Microsoft continues to surprise everyone embracing Linux with WSL and now Android-ish with the Amazon Appstore only version of Android (Talking Tom anyone?) and now an actual Package Manager too! Unfortunately Windows 11 takes up too many resources from a machine with not enough in reserve to recommend using this as a Windows Desktop experience. Raspberry Pi OS or a lightweight Linux distro can make this 64bit machine feel snappy enough for a living room/media PC, network-wide IP adblocker, VPN Client, Steam Link, Home Assistant Core*(my choice, wish me luck). The fan is quiet enough, mostly because the machine never uses more than 30w across everything. The hardware is very low budget, mine will turn on/off once using the power button, but after shutdown, it will not restart via the power button, I have to pull the DC barrel jack plug and reinsert. The power button will then work for one more cycle. There is no M.2 slot, but you do get a SATA connection with space for a 2.5 expansion drive, which you will want to use if you need more storage as USB 3.0 is the best you get for external ports, no USB-C, or whatever they call it today. I dont remember the price, and it is no longer available, and may never be. No big loss, but I will put it to work for as long as it works. If the only Ras Pi you can get is through a scalper, this COULD do the job.

This PC is pretty speedy and works great for basic computer type stuff. By this I mean, I personally would not use it for serious gaming or for super graphics intensive work. But if you are hobby making short videos, its probably going to work decently for that as long as that is all you are doing. Great for most business applications, streaming, watching YT videos, browsing the internet, and basic gaming if you are in the Freecell type games leagues. With 8G memory and 128G hard drive, it is fast and a workhouse as long as you dont over burden it or fill up the hard drive.

Before I even turned this on, I opened it up and added a 500gb 2.5 HDD that once lived in my PS4. It was easy. Just a few screws. When I turned it on, it initialized windows 11 just like any other Windows 11 machine would. I proceeded to fully update windows, install Firefox and a rather large codec pack. It did take quite a while to get the latest version of windows 11 installed. All said and done, theres 74.2 GB of space left on the main drive.

This Mini-PC might be small, but boy, it sure is powerful! Having a Ryzen 5 5600U, this PC can handle most 1080p games played on it. Plus with upgradable components, it can only get better over time. Having more head room with RAM and with storage is a huge plus of this Mini-PC as well.

I am extremely pleased with this Mini PC. It perfectly plays video, streams anything, and is even a decent gaming machine! Its powerful for its size and was exactly what I needed. I do graphic and video editing and it benchmarks really well. I would recommend something with external video adapter for serious gaming, Very stable, smooth with Windows 11. Great deal.However. If your thinking of getting this thing just do it, you wont be disappointed.

I had some issues initially but the company reached out to try to find a solution; very helpful.

I got this Mini PC - Triple Display to be a kiosk system and a multi-media device. The unit is very compact and comes with mounting brackets to go on the back of a monitor, which is perfect for this application.

This mini PC comes with Windows 11 pre-installed. It’s perfect for a Media Center PC when used with a wireless keyboard and mouse (sold separately). This PC has 2 HDMI ports, 4 USB-A ports (two are type 3), a RJ-45 LAN connection and a power connection. The on/off switch is on the right side.

I wish I was cool enough to do all the things that other people are doing with this neat little gadget, but so far all I am using this for is storing some movies and media. I dont have any Blu Ray/ DVD players, my PC tower doesnt have a disc drive AND we dont have cable. Everything we watch, we stream on the Roku... on our satellite internet. What happens when it rains? We cant watch anything! This thing is nice as a backup so that I can watch stuff even when the internet is down.