Beelink GTi13 Ultra Mini PC, Intel Core i9-13900HK (14C/20T, up to 5.4GHz), 32GB DDR5 RAM 1TB PCle4.0 SSD, GTI Mini Computer Support 4K@144Hz/AI Chip/Voice Interaction/Speaker/Fingerprint Sensor

At first I was looking for a laptop and decided that I was paying for a screen I would never use. I started looking at mini pc's and found I could get more bang for my buck but was not happy about the graphics card. I do a lot of photoshop and premiere work and needed something better. While the GPU is the same as all the other this MiniPC come with a great processor 12th gen and what is AMAZING is that it has a PCI expansion so you can add an external video card. They have a dock that you plug this MiniPC into and you can plug in your video card into the dock. My plan is to buy the dock as some point but for now this processor out preforms my old laptop so at this point I am happy with the speed of the computer. Plus I was looking to save money and the dock is about $150 plus the cost of a video card. This is not an option right now. It is very quiet, I don't even notice that its on and has a lot of USB ports. Not sure if I need a finger print sensor on the power button but other then that this MiniPC is a must buy. Also what I did appreciate what that there was no bloatware on the device. I was ready to remove a ton of junk but it was a very clean install. I really don't have any cons, it booted up, installed Windows 11 Pro I was able to setup my Microsoft account and was up and running within an hour. With 32GB, i9 processor, and 1TB drive all for around $677 This is an amazing deal. I could not find a laptop with these specifications at that price range plus the expandability. I looked at other MiniPC brands this was the only one that had an internal onboard PCI slot. To Beelink, thanks for being innovative and keeping the pricing within reach. Very solid product.

I bought this to install Linux and KStars/Ekos. I had no trouble reducing the Windows partition, installing Linux Mint and the astronomy software. The connectors are more than sufficient, are of good quality, and work great. It's quiet and I now have it set up for headless operation. All working great.

Love it. I bought this to replace a competitor brand with an AMD chip that kept crashing on me. It runs 3x 32" 4k screens non-stop. I have live stock charting running on all 3 almost 24/7 and often have 30+ tabs along with sometimes multiple live media streams and working on a doc or sheet. It has not crashed in 6 months and runs effortlessly. I'm not a gamer but I bought the dock and a 3060ti in case I need it and have not even had to take them out of the box yet. I do plan to game a bit or add a screen and will be adding the dock, but this is a real workhorse all on its own and very happy. I've had several mini PCs and beelink has been impressive.

This is an incredibly powerful PC. I bought the dock so I can run an external GPU for CAD design, streaming and gaming. The WiFi connectivity is quick. Pages load rapidly, and online games are always extremely smooth. It uses PCIE connections and is compatible with many different types of GPUs. I’ve ran some very extended sessions with both CAD design and gaming, and this PC never gets hot at all. The fans are dead quiet. I can’t hear them and the device is less than three feet away from my ears. It’s small in size and the footprint takes up less room than a tower. This is an exceptional value for the money and I can’t recommend it enough.

The product already broke down and it has not even been 3 months. The first time it broke down, I had to factory reset. It cost me huge amount of time to restore all. Now again, a few weeks after the factory reset, it again broke down. The computer boots up but the screen goes blank after the beelink logo. Worst quality ever. Will not recommend to any one. I am currently in talk with the support and see if it can get resolved.

After my last HTPC died (a pricey mid size gaming PC). I did a little searching for a cheaper alternative. I found the Beelink GTi12 Ultra. I was a little unsure - my past experience trying to use a mini PC as a HTPC with some gaming haven’t worked out well. The GTi12 has been great. Easy to use, nice features, and expandable. I salvaged the GPU from my gaming PC and bought the dock from Beelink. Now I should be able to do all my gaming and home theater from this machine.

This experience was a hot mess. First, I am a retired IT professional with over 30 years' experience technically and in Customer Support, so, while not perfect, I know my way around computers. BEELINK support did me absolutely no good. All they did was keep asking me for more pictures, but offered no insights. In addition they are in a GMT time Zone so there were LONG delays in their responses. They are only open M-F 9am-6pm THEIR tine. I also bought the docking station and an MSI Gaming Trio White GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GPU. This review pertains to all of that. Without the docking station, the PC worked just fine. After assembling and installing, the components, the display kept on 'stuttering' back and forth among a black screen, the wall paper, and a small square that said 'Display Port'. After reading some very helpful reviews here on Amazon, and doing some research on my own, here is basically what I had to do to fix this. 1) I disconnected the docking station and downloaded the GPU Driver from NVIDIA. 2) I reconnected the docking station. 3) Working in between the 'stutters' I was able to install the CPU Driver.....a challenging process. Each image only flashed for about 2-3 seconds. 4) I went into the BIOS, and made the following changes. a) CHIPSET -- SYSTEM AGENT (SA) CONFIGURATION -- PRIMARY DISPLAY, and changed IGFX to AUTO b) CHIPSET -- PCIe EXPRESS CONFIGURATION -- PCIe EXPRESS ROOT PORT 2, and changed PCIe SPEED to AUTO The GPU is a PCIe GEN5 processor, but the BEELINK BIOS was set to GEN4. BEELINK kept telling me to change it to GEN3. Now it works just fine This took me about 2 weeks of going back and forth with BEELINK, and trying different things out. Had communications and support that engages with the customer been the case, this could have been straightened out in a day or two. Bottom line, I can see from my own experience why this is a 'frequently returned item' according to AMAZON. The temptation to pack it all up and send it all back was very strong. Hang in there, folks. Once the changes to the BIOS are made and drivers are installed, the system works very well. I gave 3 stars because of the terrible support, not because of the technology. I hope this is helpful and encouraging.

This is actually quite good for a small box. It is amazingly quiet which is very nice. The first thing I did after receiving it was to install a 2 TB M.2 drive. If you are planning on installing one yourself be aware it is not an easy slam bang thing to do. You have to remove a lot of screws to get the speakers and two other parts out of the way. The instruction booklet that comes with it has very basic instructions and leaves a lot up to you to figure out. If you have never done this before it might be better to find someone that has to do it for you. The machine seems to have plenty of memory and computing power but the video was letting me down a bit. This is likely because I use a 34 inch high def. monitor running at 3460 x 1440 pixels. By making the window size smaller it seemed to run just fine so if your not running a big monitor or high def you probably will be fine. I have ended up ordering the docking station and will get a higher power video card. Just be aware of this. I haven't tried the built in microphone but the speakers even though small seem to work fine. There seems to be enough usb ports for my use. Over all I like it and only cut one star because of the video. This seems like a solid computer and will do most things just fine.