MeLE PCG02 Fanless Mini PC Stick Windows 11 Home Celeron N4000(up to 2.6GHz) 4GB LPDDR4 128GB ROM Micro Computer Small Desktop with 2.4G/5G WiFi, 4K HDMI

Specifications on whatever and we're different girlfriend got all from the same manufacturer and all of the same idea HDMI male piece which goes into a television or a portable monitor. Smartphones are great because it's like a computer in our pocket and if you run a YouTube channel like I do come you have a portable computer with Windows access that you can utilize to upload content because it is sufficient for this purpose. This was never entitled to me your laptop replacement with other suggest or was it ever intended to be perfect like any computer ever is.This is a brilliant design, the fact that many and micro PCS require less of a cooling function because they don't heat up makes it adorable in a sense as long as you take care of it when you're removing it and putting it back into the screen I would say, if you have a little extra money to spend, and when it back up to your powerful computer and the main laptop and this is a great bet and I know that if I go live on my Amazon influencer account and talk about this, then people will start to buy them because it just makes sense

I have bought many of these computers. They are great for mounting behind a TV and have plenty of power to run anything I have tried. I run a kiosk application (Open Kiosk) on some to show a YouTube feed in a bar.

Wouldn't reboot the other day, then finally it did. Don't know what I did to get it going, but working again now.

Gets very hot and it's larger than depicted in the photos

It's perfect for those who want to add computer access to a home TV. I bought it for a spare bedroom 42' TV and within 5 min was up and surfing the web.Plug straight into HDMI, plug it into the wall and a wireless keyboard and mouse. With office products its a perfect computer for a young school age child to do papers etc.

I am using this to host a web browser based kiosk, its mounted behind a display. The cpu temps run upwards of 90 C, tried adding heatsink, that didn't help much. It needs a fan to cool down.

Since it has no cooling fans, it becomes very hot under a high load. However, it never caused any performance loss...I didn't use it for gaming yet but expect it is purposed for office or TV-addon use rather than heavy gaming.However, some old-good games compatible with a gamepad may make your evening better)

I got the 8GB RAM/128GB storage J4125 model. The PC was ready to run with a fresh Windows 11 Pro install. I connected it to a monitor and USB keyboard to get through that initial configuration and then add a bluetooth keyboard/trackpad combo.The CPU performance rating I get is in the range other sites report for it. All modest among the full spectrum of modern hardware, but plenty for a lot of common purposes. Mine is as a home theater PC - connected to a TV and playing streaming via its browser. I use wired network connections for that, and it runs smoothly. The wifi connections for this stick were good - 50-130Mbs on 2.4GHz, 240Mbs on my quieter 5GHz network. But those have never streamed smoothly enough for me, on a few other classic PC setups. This PC stick came close on 5 GHz wifi, but sound would briefly drop every 5-10 minutes. Probably shorter than a second each time, but wired doesn't have that (and also shows the problem is with my wifi, not this PC).I use the short HDMI extension cable to connect this to video - it can be directly plugged in to an HDMI port instead, but my monitors & TV don't have the space to allow for that.The stick gets warm, but not excessively hot. Its whole surface is made of short heat-dissipation 'blades', but they are a soft plastic sort of material. Not sharp at all.After watching the power draw during usage settle between 2-3 watts with occasional brief spikes to 5 watts, I realized this is also perfect for running our home DNS server (an open-source, privacy-minded service) in a virtual machine.I keep a small bluetooth keyboard handy for controlling the PC, but have also set it up for remote desktop access for anything more involved than picking a show to watch.