Ubuntu Linux Mini PC, Intel Celeron N4020 Linux Mini Computer, 4GB RAM 128GB SSD Micro PC Computers with 4K HDMI 2.4G/5G WiFi Bluetooth 5.0 USB 3.0 Linux Mini PC Ubuntu

No, this is not a powerhouse computer. It's an absolute lightweight. Don't ask for much. But for the price, it will do.With a Celeron N4020 running Windows 10 or 11, there's no way it can do much beyond browsing or lightweight desktop work. In terms of raw CPU horsepower, it's at roughly the same level as a Raspberry Pi 4. With 4 gigs of RAM (non-upgradable), you're limited to easy tasks. I'm using it to run data decoding for ham radio, where it performs acceptably. I have not tried any games.The eMMC system drive has decent performance, and it's pretty easy to install an M.2 SATA SSD if you need more data capacity. I put in a spare 500 GB M.2 SSD and installed Windows 11 on it. The SATA SSD has the same level of IO performance as the eMMC, which suggests a system bottleneck somewhere in the SoC. Disk performance is acceptable. The manual claims that the unit will take a 2.5 inch SATA drive but it was not obvious to me how to install it. The unit did not come with any cables or hardware for a SATA drive.Reasonable number of USB ports, including a USB C connection.This MiniPC comes with Windows 10 Home installed. Installing Windows 11 was no problem, except for WiFi drivers. The "manual" (not much of a manual, really) says it will support Linux, but I didn't try it.For the price I paid during Prime Days, I'm happy. It's better than a toy.

hard to be a working PC when is missing key internal component's .. couldn't even use a iso USB to add an OS as it couldn't find a HHD.

__After upgrading RAM, SSDs, and adding a cooling fan, this MiniPC is a decent little Linux machine with sufficient processing power, loads of disk space, and lots of RAM.__Upon purchase, swapped out the 8GB of RAM for 64GB of RAM. Swapped out the one 128GB M.2 SATA SSD for three 1TB M.2 SATA SSDs (with a dual M.2-SATA-SSD-to-SATA adapter for two of the three SSDs), And added an 80mm 120V AC fan to the chassis' top. Installed POP!_OS Linux, and the MiniPC runs remarkably well with 3TB of disk space and 64GB of RAM.__RAM: Crucial RAM 64GB Kit (2x32GB) DDR4 2666 MHz CL19 Memory for Mac CT2K32G4S266M.__Adapter: StarTech.com M.2 to SATA Adapter - Dual Slot - for 2.5in Drive - M.2 SSD Adapter (S322M225R), red.__M.2 SATA SSDs; Fikwot FN203 1TB M.2 SATA SSD - SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC SATA III 6Gb/s M.2 2280 NGFF Internal Solid State Drive, Up to 550MB/s. The "NGFF" is important here. These are not NVMe SSDs!__Fan: KEYFANCLUB Muffin Fan 110v 120v 220v 3 inch Fan with AC Plug Electronic Cooling Fan 80mm x 25mm.__Also attached heatsinks to the SSDs and RAM.__SSD Heatsinks: Laptop NVMe M.2 Heatsink with Nano Thermal Pads? Heat Sink Copper for 2280 M2 SSD Laptop (2pcs) .__RAM Heatsinks: Easycargo Laptop Memory Heatsink Kit, Copper Heat Sink + Pre-Applied, Thermal Conductive Adhesive Tape, Cooler Heatsink Pad for Cooling Laptop Notebook.__Drilled one large hole and four fan-screw holes in the chassis' top to attach the fan.__Some details from execution of a HW probe on Linux ( hw-probe ):==kernel:6.4.6-76060406-generic;==model:MP90;==ram_total:65270724;==space_totat:2834.02;==system:pop!_os-22.04;==vendor:MOMENTPLUS;==year:2023;==DMI: MOMENTPLUS MP90/MP90, BIOS ASB20008 04/27/2023;==brand = "AMD A9-9400 RADEON R5, 5 COMPUTE CORES 2C+3G";==/dev/disk/by-id/ata-ASMT109x-_Volume______O____ -> ../../sda;==/dev/disk/by-id/ata-FIKWOT_FN203_1TB_MX_83F1971DD2F0A63E0D8AB54C85BD1CBD -> ../../sdb;==efi: EFI v2.7 by American Megatrends;==tsc: Detected 2395.502 MHz processor;==Memory: 65081608K/66534784K available (20480K kernel code, 4204K rwdata, 12900K rodata, 4716K init, 17532K bss, 1452916K reserved, 0K cma-reserved);==Model: "Realtek RTL8822CE 802.11ac PCIe Wireless Network Adapter";==Driver Modules: "rtw88_8822ce";==Driver Status: rtw88_8822ce is active;==Model: "Intel Ethernet controller";==Driver Modules: "igc";==Driver Status: igc is active;==ide:asmt109x-volume-serial-...;==Device: "Volume 2TB" ...-->> Two Fikwot M.2 SATA NGFF SSDs are within the adapter here;==ide:fikwot-fn203-1tb-serial-...;==Device: "FN203 1TB";==mem:micron-16atf4g64hz-2g6b4-sodimm-serial-...;==Device: RAM 16ATF4G64HZ-2G6B4 32GB SODIMM DDR4 2400MT/s x2;==Status: "works";==Size: "32GB" x2;==Status: "works"__The MomentPlus MP90 MiniPC makes a great Linux PC. Proves suitable for internet browsing, social platform engagement on the internet, chatting/forums/blogs, video streaming - AmazonPrime, NetFlix, YouTube, software development, email access/client(s), playing media / media player, and writing, editing, journaling, etc.

After upgrade it lost video. Could make you think hardware is no good

The best investment I ever made. I have disabilities with limited movement and my eyesight is getting bad now that I'm almost 72. With this I can relax where ever I am and control everything from my seat and have now hooked it up to a 60 inch tv so I am seeing everything great. I particularly love being able to watch free online movies on my tv now.

For the price it is not worth it, but I had a gift card at the time. I drilled holes on top for proper heat ventilation due to no fans. It is nice to see dual slots for 2.5 and nvme.

i plugged in and it worked for 20 minutes and got seriously (like burn your hand ) HOT and started to malfunction. The only device I pugged in was the Logitech mouse USB.Update: I ordered a replacement unit and this one was ok. ***** stars. It took all my devices and monitors well. I am using it now to do this review.UPDATE 2---- AFTER 5 DAYS IT BURNED UP AND QUIT WORKING- STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT- THEY ARE ALL BAD UNITS NOT JUST 1 OF THEM.

This low configuration Ubuntu box is perfect for me to debug Linux kernel’s.