Beelink EQI12 Mini PC,Intel 12th Gen Core i3-1220P (10C/12T,up to 4.4GHz),Mini Computer with 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB M.2 2280 PCle 4.0x4 SSD,4K Dual Screen Display/WiFi6/BT5.2/USB3.0/Dual Gigabit LAN

Perfeito. Só alegria. Só Elogio. Silencioso. Pequeno. Não esquenta. Superou muito minha expectativa. Deu muito certo. Satisfeitíssimo

I am very pleased with my purchase of the Beelink mini PC. As far as the operation of the item, I'm satisfied and it does what a PC should do. I'm not tech savvy so it took me a while to get it set up. But once I got it set up it works fine. I use it primarily for my TV as this is much faster and easier with a mouse and keyboard to access channels than typing with my remote.

Este mini computador é muito bom. Chegou antes do previsto e me surpreendeu pela qualidade do equipamento. Uso para trabalho e lazer direto

This mini PC with W-11 Pro is taking the place of a office mini ATX case and mobo. The footprint is 1/10th of the original box. I do mount it on top of a usb powered cooling fan. Once it gets turn on, it stays on 7/24. I do not know how long the internal cooling fan will last nor do I know if it can be replaced on any BeeLink for that matter. The best I can do is filter the cooling fan updraft supply first. I am using the i3 to provide ham radio BPQ32 messaging service. HF port is SCS PACTOR modem P1-P4 speeds. The usb driver for W-11 is found on SailMail site. SCS doesn't support W-11. The 9k6 Packet port is via a DigiRig mobile and UZ7HO hs_soundmodem. Works perfect once you get the W-11 soundmodem configured. Radio is Yaesu FT7900. This i3 W-11 Pro mini pc seems to be perfect for the job at hand. Time will tell. At least it addresses the End-of-Support issue with WIN10 coming this Oct. There are vulnerability issues with WIN10 that should not be ignored! Using UltraVNC for remote console access. No RFI/EMI issues to date. Much more for the buck than the current RPi5. Excellent speed and easy to setup. Good graphics. Excellent CPU core/thread count and RAM. I am looking at i7 versions to replace other office workstations. That will be a different review.

I bought the i5-1235U model. I wanted a low power, compact, yet powerful mini-PC so I could run Proxmox and multiple virtual machines and LXC containers. I was able to easily load Proxmox 7.4 and upgrade to the Linux 6.2.6 kernel without issue. All hardware was recognized, and no hassle or driver issues. I did replace the NVMe SSD (which BTW, they use Kingston which is a very good brand, so kudos!) with a larger 1TB Samsung 980 Pro. Disassembling the case was not terribly hard, but a little tedious to get the fan and heatsink assembly out. Internally the PC is very premium. They put a thermal pad on the m.2 SSD, and the fan assembly has a large heat spreader that presses against the SSD. This should really help with SSD longevity. There is space and a connector for a SATA 2.5" SSD, in case you need extra storage. The WiFi card uses the m.2 A+E key, so you could in theory remove the WiFi card and install a Google Coral TPU. Those have a massive lead time, so I can't vouch that those cards work in this mini-PC but it should. I have a few minor nitpicks: 1) Lack of 2.5Gbps NIC. Intel 2.5Gbps NICs have a history of problems, so maybe use Realtek or something. 2) Needs more USB-C ports that are 10Gbps or faster 3) The fabric top is baffling. Makes for cleaning and removing dust extremely hard. It needs to be solid plastic like every other mini-PC out there. I contacted tech support to get the auto-power on instructions, which they promptly sent. Took all of 1 minute in the BIOS to change the setting. I verified auto power on works as expected. With a Home Assistant OS VM, and 5 LXC containers, the steady state power draw is 8w. This is excellent! The CPU is very powerful, so even with all these services running steady-state CPU usage is literally less than 2%. I highly recommend this mini-PC! Since the CPU is so powerful, unless you need all the horsepower you could get away with a less expensive model if you want to run Proxmox and a few VMs or containers.