GMKtec Mini PC Intel Core i7-1185G7 (up to 4.8 GHz) 16GB DDR4 1TB SSD Intel i226V RJ45 2.5G USB4.0 Desktop Mini Computers WiFi 6, BT 5.2/ DP, HDMI M2

I've purchased a few other mini PCs from this brand before and I genuinely like their products. This one in particular I got on sale and have been very pleased with it. For something so small, it's got a lot of power and speed. The 2.5gbps network port has been very nice and useful for my testing 2.5gbps networking at home (so no need for an adapter). DDR5 RAM, solid CPU (no overheating), and 1TB NVMe SSD provide plenty of speed for nearly everything I need.This does have Intel iGPU, so don't expect any high end gaming on it, but almost anything else works like a champ. It has plenty of USB connectivity, which is important for something so small so you don't need any USB hubs. Can drive 3 displays with no issue. I have mine mounted on the underside of a monitor stand so it's accessible yet out of the way.Unless you need a graphics intensive machine, or something high-end and specific, this will work for everything from small, niche use-cases to general everyday computing to homelabbing (I haven't tested other OSes, but VMs run fine in Hyper-V and VirtualBox)

The media could not be loaded. This is my third GMKtec mini-PC and this one is another strong performer. I purchased two different models before and have experience with their AMD units, but the K7 PLUS is my first GMKtec Intel mini-PC.Biggest Pros Out of the Box:- Solid and performant Intel Raptor Lake CPU in a small, lightweight package, with quiet operation under normal use.- Windows 11 Pro pre-installed with NO bloatware (a pleasant rarity among system builders these days).- 32GB of DDR5 running at 4800 Mhz - as advertised without having to change this in BIOS.- 2TB NVME (Mine had the Lexar NM620 installed, though YMMV).- GMKtec support is great. No issues with the K7 PLUS. When I had a manual BIOS update issue with one of my other GMKtec units in the past they were helpful, friendly, quick (though you may have to wait for a support email response on Shenzhen, China time), and delivered a hardware replacement exactly as promised.Chassis is plastic, not aluminum. It has a premium design and look, lots of ventilation, and the choice of plastic keeps costs down. Even under heavy loads, the processor remains relatively cool thanks to the well designed cooling system. The fan only kicks in during the most demanding tasks, and even then, it can be noticeable but not overly loud.I’ve used this driving both 4k and 2k 120hz displays and it is very smooth. I also have the setup in a portable/travel mode. Connecting a 1080p portable monitor on the road or to external displays, a hotel TV, or projectors while traveling is a great way to use this too. It also makes for a great home theater PC - I am really enjoying it so far!What’s Inside:- GMKtec Mini PC with Intel i7-13620H with 32GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD- 120W power brick with barrel connector- VESA mount (for mounting the PC to the back of a monitor)- HDMI cableI may keep this as a mini-PC for travel, use it in as a home theater PC, or move it into my HomeLab and configure it for serving media or running Home Assistant and other virtual machines. If you're looking for any of the above this is definitely more than capable and I can certainly recommend it!

Great value. Have used for a month after quick and easy setup with win11. No added apps like Norton stuff etc. I added two WD black ssd’s for even more storage - now 6tb total. Connected to acer 32” monitor and using Microsoft wireless kbd and mouse.

I have pretty basic computing needs. Mostly web based email, YouTube and other streaming video, general browsing, and some minor spreadsheet work. This PC works great for all those things. It takes up no desk space if you mount it to the back of you monitor. The Windows 11 license is legit. The port selection is good but not great. It has 1 full featured USB-C ports. I wish it had more. My only other gripe is the fan. I can hear it when it spools up, which it does quite often. I'm hooked though. I don't see myself ever going back to the expense and bulk of a desktop PC again.