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Good Little PC! My first mini. Just wish it had more USB Ports! Could have some on the sides. Also the power Jack is not in the best location if you got a cable with the angle on it.

first impression and quality was good, after I install a small online game (I play the game on my mobile phone and tablet before), the mini PC was as loud as a hairdryer (the distance between the PC and me was 50-60cm), So Lout which is a no-go. and when I reset the windows it need around 3 hours, the fan runs non-stop at 100%. And when I want to make a simple change in the msconfig, a message comes up: bitlocker Drive Encryption is enabled and I need to provide a Bitlocker recovery key or recovery password.... what's that about?? No, no, much too loud (louder than all the laptops I've had before), much louder. I can't say anything about the PC's processing power, I reset the PC after an hour Test (3 hours) and sent it back. I'll just say this much, reinstalling Windows normally takes around 35-45 minutes. One star is for the quality of the housing .

As an IT person for over 40 years, I liked the specs on this mini-PC. They are VERY good!This is the perfect little PC for certain applications, such as limited desk space or to be used in an entertainment system. You can step up the storage on this with a plug in SSD drive, so I would work great as a mini-AV server in a home theater system, or just as a regular PC on a desktop. Haven't really tested it for gaming, but I'm sure it would work just fine. It's amazing the powerful features packed into this little mini-PC!

Excelente Producto. Mejor de lo esperado

I've had this computer for less than a month, I use Linux and I'm not a gamer so the reader should keep these things in mind. First, it's impressive for a tiny little box. The Ryzen 9 and integrated GPU are fast and competent, the array of ports reflect the best of what's currently out there. My overall impression is that you would have to spend at least twice what this costs to purchase a laptop that still wouldn't be much better. The downsides are significant however. There is only room for one internal drive and the size is limited to 2 terabytes. Even with a excellent / fast router located within 4 feet of the computer, under both Windows 11 and ARCH Linux, plugged in I lost at least 75 megabits of speed and up to 200 megabits of speed on wifi as compared to two laptops I have at home. I ran related tests at different hours of the day and night.. The unit can run surprisingly hot. While it won't cook the components we all know that heat will effect their lifespan. The last issue only relates to Linux users; You may need a Bluetooth dongle for Bluetooth services as the current Linux Kernel does not support the Bluetooth components used in this computer. I wasn't able to find a suitable driver for Linux.

This is a very fast PC. So far I’m very satisfied. The fan noise is less than my laptop so it’s not really annoying.

I wait for the day where a PC that size can be as versatile as a four-year old desktop tower. What I have is overkill, takes up a lot of space and is decked out, but still has performance issues. Was hoping to finally hit the point where something a little larger than an Apple TV, with upgraded specs in most senses of the word, could do the job, but max outputs were 4 monitors--even with a USB-C to DisplayPort splitter with appropriate bandwidth. Deal breaker. Bluetooth--slow--lots of mouse lag doing basic stuff.The return's already in place, but I'm still downloading Call of Duty Modern Warfare, just to see how bad it is.A 3.5mm audio output--a digital SPDIF output would have been better. Forced me to try to go over Bluetooth to a Bluetooth receiver SPDIFing into my surround system. Didn't even get that far in that they arrive tomorrow. It's just not doable.Maybe in another decade.Sigh.