Beelink Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 7 5825U(8C/16T, up to 4.5GHz), 16GB DDR4 500GB M.2 NVMe SSD, SER5 Pro Mini Desktop Computer Support 4K@60Hz Triple Display/DP1.4/HDMI/Type-C/WiFi 6/BT5.2/Gaming/Office/Home

This is the first mini–PC I purchased. I was very skeptical about it given its low cost. I have to honestly say that I am impressed.Some of the things I like about it are:*It comes with Windows 11 Pro installed and activated.*It did not include bloatware. In fact, it included only what was necessary, the OS and necessary software.*It has such a small footprint compared to conventional desktop PC's. You can put it on any desk with minimal space used. A bonus if you are a minimalist.*It has a VESA mounting bracket. I believe you can install it to a monitor’s VESA mount.*It runs cool and very quiet! I've yet to hear the fans even when doing CPU intensive tasks.*I have it connected to a power meter. It maxes out at about 40 watts. Most of the time, it runs less than 20 Watts. Compared to my Alienware laptop that uses over 100 watts most of the time.*The Wi-Fi 6 network adapter is super quick.*It includes Wake on Lan that I use a lot!*It is very easy to open it for accessibility to the internals.*The SSD and RAM can be upgraded. It includes one available bay for a 2.5" drive.*It boots up quickly.*I can do all my productivity tasks, and it is plenty quick.*The included 16GB of RAM is sufficient to do most things.*I contacted their support department and received responses every time.Some things I wish it had:*A 2.5Gb Ethernet adapter.*The included power adapter is sufficiently small, but it would be nice if it were integrated into the PC.*If you are a heavy gamer, this is not the PC for you. Although, you *can* do light gaming.For the cost and performance, I would definitely recommend this impressive mini-PC.

It does everything I need for casual use. It was easy to set up. I love the small size. I'm replacing my big tower unit that had an SSD HD. This little PC is noticeably faster at startup. I wish it had one more USB port. I'm using the 4: mouse, keyboard, printer, and camera. I also have a speaker bar that I had plugged into my old tower.

I bought this to use as a "drawing and painting" computer to use with a drawing tablet which has its own screen. The drawing tablet's screen is my monitor for this tiny wonder. The included 500GB SSD is more than enough for my drawing software and any pictures I create.Setup was simple -- I plugged it in, attached my monitor and a cabled keyboard and a mouse with a USB dongle and turned the computer on. That was it! I installed a couple of printer drivers, installed the drawing software and I'm off and running!The XP-Pen drawing tablet (it was a separate purchase) I'm using requires an HDMI port, a USB port for data transfer and a USB port which provides enough power to run the tablet's 1920x1080 screen. Initially I used the drawing tablet's own power adapter so that most of the USB ports would remain available for external drives from which I would install software. Once I had the software installed, I hooked up the drawing tablet's power USB cable to one of the Bee-Link's USB3 ports and it provides enough power to drive the tablet's screen!Now for the truly great part -- I have an external battery pack which can output 19v up to 4amps, and I used the correct plug to fit the Bee-Link's power input jack and it works! So the Bee-Link mini-PC and my drawing tablet are truly mobile and independent of AC outlets! The current battery pack I'm using has 30K mAh, which translates to being able to power the Bee-Link setup for about 2.5 hours (which is about the same length of time as I get from my current laptop). I've just ordered a different battery pack with 50K mAh, which should give me just about 3 hours of use. I'll be experimenting over the next few days to see if my estimates of the time are accurate.This Bee-Link will be fine for the majority of computing tasks (e-mail, web-surfing, word-processing, spreadsheet use) and also for drawing/painting apps, and photo editing. I don't do any video editing these days so I can't say how good it would be for that. My guess is that a more powerful computer would be better for that. This has 16GB ram installed, but it can be boosted to 32GB if desired. Storage space inside is 500GB but with external USB SSD devices there is no limit.What is truly shocking to this old duffer is that this fantastic little computer costs about half what my original 32MB hard drive and controller cost, "back in the day."This is a great little device! I can imagine buying a small inexpensive monitor and mounting one of these on the back (it comes with a mounting bracket and the screws for just that purpose!) to have a superb all-in-one computer that takes up hardly any space at all.

From a desktop, to a laptop, to a mini pc. I was looking for a rig for my wife and I to use at home, and I did not wanted to spend an arm or a leg. $150-$300 was my budget. I've done many comparisons between different mini pc's and this one suited our needs. Now, I'm no tech wizard but I know a thing or two about computers and this mini pc beats my desktop and laptop combined and those were gaming rigs. Don't worry, we don't game on this. We have our consoles to cover that. It's not really meant to play AAA games at all, maybe smaller games here and there but you won't get the performance you want to play those games. This small machine was really meant to handle every day daily work like multitasking, office work, browsing, photo/video, and social media. No gaming. Although I did try Splitgate, had to adjust settings from ultra to medium graphics. It ran fine, but it lagged a ton and it was almost impossible to play it. Then I tried Sims 4, it runs nicely, but crashes every once a while, and lastly, CarX. CarX is a car drifting simulator, and that ran perfectly fine. No lag, no fps drops, no tears, no nothing and that was on high settings.Now back to the pc itself, the performance of the computer is absolutely insane. For the work I do, I'm going to be upgrading the ram and ssd to a 32GB and 1TB very soon. It's not necessary, but I want more memory and performance out of the mini pc. I updated windows, all of the drivers, and had the pc on for 6 hours straight, running Spotify, Youtube, Internet Explorer with 5 tabs open, Discord, and still ran fast as heck! Jumping from one task to another is a breeze! Again, I'm no tech wizard so I can't get technical with the specs. All I know is, get yourself one of these. You will not regret it!