Beelink Mini PC, EQ14 Intel Twin Lake N150(up to 3.6GHz) 4C/4T, Mini Computer 16GB DDR4 RAM 1TB SSD, Desktop PC Dual Display HDMI*2 4K 60Hz/Dual 1000Mbps/WiFi6/BT5.2/WOL/PXE/Openwrt/Office/W-11 Pro

I recently bought this mini PC, and it's proven to be an absolute steal, especially considering the incredible deal I snagged it for – just $120 on Amazon! This little device is a testament to the saying "good things come in small packages." It's astounding how something that fits in the palm of my hand can rival the performance of a full-sized PC.Performance-wise, this mini PC is a speed demon. It handles everything from Zoom meetings and Skype calls to running heavy-duty applications like Office and Photoshop with ease. Streaming videos and surfing the web are smooth experiences, thanks to its robust processing power. The dual 4K HDMI outputs are a game-changer for multi-tasking or enjoying high-definition entertainment. Plus, the efficient cooling system deserves a shout-out for keeping things cool under pressure.Design-wise, it's sleek, compact, and incredibly space-efficient. It even comes with a handy wall-mount bracket, which is great for keeping my workspace neat and tidy. The array of interfaces, including several USB3.0 ports and a gigabit Ethernet port, meet all my connectivity needs. It's amazing to see such functionality packed into a device this size.However, not everything was perfect. There was a bit of a mix-up with the operating system. I ordered the Linux version, but it arrived with Windows pre-installed. While I wasn't too fussed since I intended to use Windows anyway, it's worth noting for those who might be specific about their OS preferences. Also, the legalities of this OS switcheroo are a bit murky since I didn't pay for a Windows license. But given the mini PC's budget-friendly price, this issue didn't dampen my spirits too much.In conclusion, this mini PC is a fantastic buy for anyone looking for a powerful, compact, and affordable computer. It's suitable for a wide range of uses, from business to entertainment. Just keep an eye on the operating system if you're picky about that. Other than that, you're in for a treat with this pint-sized powerhouse.

So far I've been very impressed. I was a little apprehensive at first worried that the Celeron J4125 processor would be overly slow but it has plenty of speed for tasks like web browsing and connecting remotely to work (my main use for it). Celeron CPU's have come a long way, they aren't just toys anymore. I would say it's about as powerful as a desktop Intel i3 PC from around 4 years ago (and has a much faster M.2 SSD than the old style of SATA SSD's) , so its definitely useable as an entry level home PC. No problem playing 4K Youtube videos at 60hz when I connected it to my 4K TV, but did run into some compatibility issues with my 4K LG monitor when trying to run at 4K/60hz (had some flicker and screen briefly going black sometimes) so I had to drop t down to 4K/30hz. Still, with the right monitor\TV and a quality HDMI 2.0 cable (the included HDMI cable is very low quality) it's certainly capable of 4K/60hz. Despite its small package it still houses 2 HDMI ports and 4 USB 3.0 ports so plenty of connectivity options. It has a 3.5mm audio jack on the front which I wish was on the back since I'll never plug wired headphones into the front port, only rear speakers, but that's a very minor gripe. The noise level is acceptable, it's quiet, but the fan sound is definitely audible I can hear very lightly even from across the room but then again I have pretty sensitive hearing. As far as thermals, while using it all day it never got hot according to "Core Temp" software, maybe upper 40's at most. Gaming would probably tax it to its limits though, don't expect it to perform well for games, it's not even close to being an entry level gaming PC. But the especially good news is that this PC is ready out of the box to upgrade to Windows 11, I ran Microsoft's compatibility tester to make sure. Some other brands of mini PC's aren't ready out of the box for Windows 11, you have to trust the manufacturer to (hopefully) live up to their promise to provide a BIOS update later. Overall if you don't set your expectations too high for what you can expect out of a tiny PC like this, you'll be happy.

Ordered a Linux box but received one with Windows so took off a star. However, I was still able to install the Linux distribution Zorin by disabling the secure boot and fiddling with some of the other controls in the BIOS. Did get it up and running despite only being a non-technical user. It boots really, really fast and runs well. The box has built in Wifi and Bluetooth which is nice and helps to free up the four USB ports. It is quiet and doesn't get hot. The small form allows the box to be easily placed.