Beelink Mini PC, Mini S12 Intel 12th N95(Up to 3.4GHz), 8GB DDR4 256GB M.2 SSD, Desktop Computers Support 4K Dual HDMI Display/USB3.2/1000Mbps LAN/WOL Home/Office

I’ve been using the Beelink Mini S12 Mini PC and it’s been a great little computer for everyday use. It’s very small, quiet, and doesn’t take up much space on the desk, which I really like. It runs smoothly for browsing, streaming, office work, and regular multitasking. Setup was simple, and it works well with dual monitors too. It’s not meant for heavy gaming or video editing, but for daily tasks it performs really well. Overall, it’s a good value mini PC if you want something compact, fast enough for normal use, and energy-efficient. Great choice for home office or family computer.

I have tested this out almost completely, and I have to say I am happier with this mini-PC than I ever was with those bulky gaming PCs. These can fit almost anywhere, the vesa mount (though I didn't use it) is great for those looking to install this away from prying eyes. As for its performance, it works VERY good with games, it loads up quickly and you barely feel any lag, it easily recognizes the usb controllers used, and for the price, this computer really works so well. I don't use it on wifi, so I cannot comment on that, but the LAN works perfectly well, so surfing the internet or playing online is as smooth as butter! The case is strong and fits sturdily on any surface you place it on, and I was able to easily install my solid slate hard drive from my failed gaming PC into this one, so I didn't lose anything important from my old PC. The video card, though integrated, is pretty good; works well and plays games fairly well. Finally, my only complain about this is that is only has 1 audio jack port, and while it's good and functional, I have to constantly switch between my speakers and headphones. As for the USB ports, all 4 are 3.0, but they are just 4. You need an USB expansion port it you want to plug in more things. For myself, the mouse, keyboard and external drive are a must, but for that last port, I had to get an expansion port for my game controller, dvd disk reader, and printer. All that aside, for the sales price I paid for this, this is far and beyond worth it. HIGHLY recommended

I own three of these; I use them primarily as smart TV boxes that integrate with my home entertainment system. They have all the connectivity, the speed, and the storage that I need for these uses. They are high quality and a good value for the money. I have also on one occasion swapped drives in one of these when I needed a backup machine just to continue working on word processing and Internet tasks related to my business as an author while I had my main machine in the shop for repair. This device was able to pick up the slack and allow me to continue on painlessly while I waited for my desktop machine to come back out of the shop. BTW: When I got them, I installed Windows Tiny 11 on all of them to make the machines run fast and light on resources rather using the full bloat version of Windows 11.

Easy to set up and works great as a PC for my living room TV to easily stream anything I want to watch.

Worked well, until it didn't. I was first impressed by this low cost PC. It fit the bill for serving movies and music as well as a bit of web surfing. Unfortunately after 10 months it just died. Blip and then nothing. Tried to reset the CMOS, reseated memory and HD, verified that the power supply was good. Nothing brought it back to life. I was considering a RMA as it was still under warranty, but I'd have to ship it back to China at my expense and also the terms of their warranty are onerous, having many clauses to disallow any claims. I reckon I'll just eat this one, but Beelink will never expect my business again Revision: I contacted Beelink and they were very responsive. They had me try a few things and then agreed that it was dead. I was able to send back the unit to a US address for review. It took a week or so but they responded that they would send me a new PC. They did not have the Mini S!2 in stock so they shipped an EQ14 as an upgrade. Received it yesterday and am impressed so far. Linux loads fine without an issues. Summary: Customer service was excellent. Jury still out on the product, but I'm optimistic about this replacement.

This Beelink Mini PC has been a great addition to my eBay workspace. It’s small but powerful—boots up quickly, runs smoothly, and handles everything I need for listing, shipping, and multitasking. The dual HDMI support is great for a two-monitor setup, and the WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 connections are strong and reliable. Setup was fast, and the 16GB RAM + 500GB SSD give it plenty of speed and storage. Quiet, efficient, and a great value—highly recommend for anyone needing a compact, capable system!

I bought the first one of these I have in January of 2024. It is now December of 2025 so basically 2 years. I've not had a single problem. The software I've got these running isn't anything resource heavy but still I've had a great experience with mine so far. Right out of the box everything worked well. You could probably use these for a lot more intense work than I use them for. They're definitely more powerful than I expected. The USB ports are limited so you may need a usb hub.

The first one of these I ordered, I had to RMA because one of the motherboard mounting screws inside was loose and apparently bridged the component that the power switch goes into, leaving a nice little scorch mark and rendering the machine unable to power on. Beelink asked me to ship them the machine (at my expense) and then would send a replacement. Ok, fine, I guess. The new machine was acting strangely right from the start. Had to setup Windows offline, and afterwards while I was checking things over, I noticed that Windows Security was somehow not present on the machine, and it's not something you can just download in the MS store; it's supposed to be part of the OS install. I then decided to do a cloud reinstall of Windows, which fixed that issue. Let Windows Update do its thing as well just to be sure. However, after that, even though I was up and running and could sign into my Microsoft account on the system, I could not get Onedrive to sign in. Oddly, it would open the browser to sign in there as well (which I did) but then the Onedrive app itself just sits there saying "working on it" and never finishes, no matter how long I wait or how many times I repeat the process. I even tried downloading things from Onedrive via the browser, but the transfer speeds were absurdly slow (like bytes per second slow). Baffling. I've never seen this kind of thing happen, even on the cheapest Walmart laptops. Almost seems like the internet traffic is being intercepted/redirected or otherwise messed with. Very suspicious. If I can't get my money back, I'm going to try to wipe it out and install Linux to see if I can salvage some use out of the machine, but even then I'm not sure I can trust it. I wouldn't recommend this or any other non-established brand for any PC meant for personal use.