Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5 5500U (up to 4.0GHz, 6C/12T), Mini Computers 16G DDR4 RAM 500GB M.2 2280 NVME SSD, 4K Triple Display/WiFi6/BT5.2/2.5G LAN

Just got the chance to fire it up. Very good choice. Compact, fast, and affordale. Works great of what I want it to do. Attached it to my monitor and viola! I have an all in one PC.

A small but powerful “little” computer I have mounted on the back of my monitor. Snappy performance. No issues other than it probably needs to have the BIOS updated. Reluctant to do that because it requires visiting a Chinese website.

Best Mini PC I've seen for the money. Newer Processor AMD Ryzen 7 6800U, Newer DDR5 RAM. Dual M2 Ports (whaaaaat??), Yes you can put in 2 drives in this Mini PC? When others are skimping on This thing outshines many others in terms of performance and build quality. Everything about this machine is SOLID. These comes with real NVME drives (Unlike many sellers here that are ripping people off saying their mini has an NVME capability while they leaving out that they are sticking the crappy SSD drives that have M2 Connectors) These are the real deal. Literally low noise, ample cooling, with huge heatsinks for the M2 Drives. If you have a machine that is more than 2 years old, this unit is probably faster than it. Speed is tuned here because they use fast components through out DDR5 + NVME M2. Compatible with Windows 10 or 11. I have bought 4 of these and replaced old machines with them. Very impressed with this little boxes.

Purchased this unit as a living room entertainment PC so the TV's built-in "smart" apps didn't have to be used & a small USB connected Bluray DVD player could be connected for physical media playback. Last night the unit was setup, and overall the unit is doing well. However, for the tech savvy / IT professional (which is why I'm removing a star): 1. The unit I received shipped with Windows 11 21H1 preinstalled, not 23H2 or even 21H2. This required the download and upgrade of the latest operating system version from Microsoft via ISO because.. . 2. The unit would also not pull and install the latest cumulative operating system patches from Microsoft. (It pulled the .Net and others, but not the OS patch.) As such, it couldn't get to the stage of "now you need to update your version of the OS". 3. And (1) was despite the fact that the AMI based UEFI/BIOS is dated from December 2023. (The vendor needs to update their pre-installed software image.) The above issues, if present on all models, will leave purchasers vulnerable to security threats. Further, another complaint is that the Bios/UEFI doesn't have a way, with the unit's 16 GB of pre-installed ram, to change the amount of ram dedicated to the graphics functionality of the integrated CPU. The unit is set to 3 GB (of the total 16 GB) dedicated to graphics, leaving 13 GB (12.9 GB as reported in Windows) for system tasks. As such, unless this can be changed after a ram upgrade, upgrading the ram from 16 to 32 GB could be a useful upgrade, but an upgrade to 64 GB on a system of this CPU power is useless. (Unless you plan to run a ram drive.) Even an upgrade to 32 GB won't allow you to, example, reserve 12 GB to graphics (leaving 20 GB to system). This would greatly improve the graphics capabilities of the unit. I will reiterate, though, that this computer will serve my entertainment PC purpose well (4k online and native playback processing, potentially some older gameplay, etc.) Just... don't expect much more from it. Hence, 4 out of 5 stars.

an amazing mini PC. I used it to replace an old e machines computer from 2010.

VERY easy to set up and get going. Super fast too. We just use it to access the Internet and for email with occasional Word documents. Fantastic value.

I would give zero stars if I could. Constant reboots. Can't reinstall Windows 11 due to the rebooting issue(s). I would return for a refund, but I will get more joy out of breaking it apart and sending it to the scrappers. Absolute junk. Save your money. Also fun fact, this has soldered on memory, so if the issue is with the memory......I can't swap it out. I already tried swapping out the no name SSD for a Samsung 980 Pro, but that didn't fix anything.

My 2020 PC was not compatible for Windows 11, and I did not want to deal with "tricks" to install it anyway. Installation was easy, seems to be well made, completely silent at my usage level, plenty fast (I am not a gamer), so far so good. If you need PC that just works, this one seems to do the trick. I had a few questions and emailed product support. Quick and complete answers. These days, that is very very good. I use it mostly for email, web, streaming, some image editing, some writing.