Mini S12 Mini PC,12 Generation Intel N95 (Up to 3.4GHz) 4C/4T,8GB DDR4 480GB SATA3 SSD,Micro PC 4K,Dual Display, WiFi5, BT4.2, 2.5G LAN, Low Power Mini Computer

This little powerhouse is a perfect home virtualization server. I bought this and an SSD to run proxmox in my home. The main goal was to get a low power, high feature device for a reasonable price. This absolutely fits the bll. Adding an second SSD to this was very easy, 4 screws. I installed proxmox and have been running 4-6 containers on it without issue for about a year. I added a second one and use the second interfaces on each device to do clustering. they're low power and low noise. Pros: Great price point Upgradable with an additional internal SSD Able to run virtualization without issue Low power draw Low noise Comes with a licensed copy of windows 11, if you want to use it. Cons: Processor is a lower class model, so it's not a powerhouse, but it works well for a handful of containers.

Works wonderfully! This compact computer I’ve been using for many months now, and I haven’t had any issues. I currently run a Bedrock Minecraft server on it as my main use of the mini computer. It was able to run 6 players easily with a few performance tweaks. I had seen reviews about issues with the original drive, so I replaced it with a Samsung SSD. Its low power use and efficient handling of processes with DDR4 RAM are perfect for Windows 11-related tasks. It’s incredibly quiet and comes with an easy-to-set-up Windows 11 OS. It’s also super easy to move around. The hardest task I’ve faced with it is that I have not been able to easily access the CPU, but the actual RAM and drives are easy to access with only a few screws away from accessing them.

After reading a bunch of reviews on different Mini PC's, we decided on this little guy. We wanted a portable backup PC for the house and a space saving unit for my RV. Although we have tablets and laptops, we wanted a PC with that would have a larger screen without having to screen cast to TV. 1. We use our computers for everyday computing (internet, email, word processing, online streaming, video cloning/editing and converting to save to a portable hard drive and Network attached storage). 2. This Mini PC has a 4 core processor (up to 3.4GHz), 16GB ram, 500GB SSD (upgradable), Wifi6, Ethernet port, 4 UBS ports, 2 HDMI ports and a one year warranty (extended warranty can also be purchased). It comes with a 5 volt, 3 amp power adapter and installed Windows 11. We use a wireless keyboard and mouse and mounted the unit to the Vesa mounting holes on the back of a Fire 1080 TV. 3. Every aspect of this Mini PC works flawlessly. It is comparable to a Desktop PC. It processes very fast, boots very quickly, has great HDMI picture quality and takes up no desk space. It is so impressive that all of this is packed inside such a small unit. 4. As for intensive gaming, this Mini PC probably isn't the best choice. You would want a faster processor and video interface. But for everyday computer chores, this unit would work very well for most users. 5. Keep in mind, if you buy this unit, you will need a keyboard/mouse (wired or wireless) and a display unit of some kind (computer monitor, high resolution 1080 TV, etc.). 6. This is what I spent for everything: this Mini PC ($159.00), 24” Fire TV ($90 on sale), wireless keyboard and mouse ($35). Now I have a complete portable desktop PC (with TV) for about $284.00. If you already have a compatible TV, keyboard or mouse, then you won’t need to buy any of that.

Received the unit on time. Well packed. Connected it to a keyboard and mouse (both wireless with USB receivers) and wired it to a monitor (HDMI). Turned it on and the system booted to Win11 Pro. Then, I went through the normal Windows startup sequence. Connected to the 'guest' network on my home network, downloaded a 'virus/malware' scanning app and ran a full system scan, as some similar units have had problems with included malware. The system checked out with no virus or malware found. Then, spent the morning watching the computer downloading and installing all of the updates for Win11 Pro. When finished, I loaded an app to monitor my home security cameras (24/7) and connected the unit to my wired security network. Once setup, the unit has worked fine except for one glitch after the first 24 hours (do not know what happened). Since then (3 days), no problems. The unit came with a mounting bracket that enabled me to mount the unit with ease (two screws). The unit does seem to run a little bit hot. Waiting to see its longevity.

Why didn't I find this sooner? I was runnign Home Assistant on a small Home Assistant Green device and wanted to upgrade. Rasberry Pi's are quite expensive now compared to when they were first in use. This computer is faster, a bit cheaper when you consider everyting the Pi would need, and I have the ability to upgrade the Storage later should I want to. I have been running Home Assistant on it for a few months now and it has never given me any problem. It came with Windows which I completed the installation before moving onto Linux for my use. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, IP network compatibility are all included. If you're a Windows user, this computer can probably do anything you need it to, and do it quickly. Besides, think of the cash you can save? When is the last time you heard of an I7 for ~$200 usd?

Was unable to update windows 11 on this machine. After 2 tries, I decided to just install HAOS as I purchased this computer to run home assistant. I read that other reviewers reported the same problem trying to update windows. Not sure that I would buy this computer for windows but a great little machine to run Home Assistant.

Really good for the price, better than I expected! It comes with Windows 11 already installed and verified without any bloatware installed. First thing I did though was image the SDD, install a much larger one and write the image. I really have no issues with the at all. It's quiet and I haven't stressed it enough for cooling to kick in.

So, my 10 year old desktop was starting to act up and looking around for options I stumbled across this Beelink. Totally amazed by the speed and performance. Can't hear the fan at all. Bought a 1TB ssd 2.4 drive and a powered 3.0 usb hub and it out performs my old pc 10 to 1. Some install notes. Leave internet off on first run. I then ran a command to find the Windows key and saved it. Next I flattened it with the windows restore using the install from the device in case any garbage was preloaded all though there didn't appear to be any. Again leave internet off to avoid using a Microsoft account. Been 3 days and all updates went smooth. Considering buying another for backup as I am not sure of reliability but seems well made and runs great! I did not get the Crucial ram or ssd and it was a generic type. Buy it you won't be disappointed!

i bought this mini PC to use as a small and cheap home server, its extremely quiet, you have to put your ear close to it to hear its fan on idle, and can support up to 2TBs of an internal 2.5" SATA drive, i really recommend this for use as a homeserver, but its specs are really not good or suitable for gaming in case thats what you're looking for

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CORRIJAN LA DESCRIPCIÓN. La descripción es engañosa, y no me importa si otros vendedores lo hacen: poner las mejores especificaciones como título principal del producto y dejar las especificaciones reales para las "letras chiquitas" es una trampa muy patética.

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