BeelinkEQR5 Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 7 5825U(6nm, 8C/16T) up to 4.5GHz, Mini Computer 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB PCIe3.0x4 SSD, Micro PC 4K@60Hz Dual Display/Dual HDMI/WiFi6/BT5.2/54W/HTPC/Office/Home/W-11 Pro

Mine has a Ryzen 7 5800H with 32MB RAM and 1TB SSD. I bought it to replace my HP envy (The USB C fried and would no longer pass video, through the hub, to my external displays. NOTE: power down EVERYTHING before replacing an HDMI cable). I didn't realize desktop performance could fit in something so small. It's quiet, the ventilation is perfect, setup required little to no thought, and it's about quadruple the performance of my laptop at half the price!

This mini PC does everything I need it to do quickly. I luv how little space it takes up and it's speed.

The PC performs very well for the price. It can handle programs that are pretty memory intensive, like Photoshop and Illustrator. It can handle some games but functions best as a work PC.

Well made & easy to setup and use. Fast boot time. Loading apps is almost instantaneous. the Ryzen 7 5800U & 32GB of memory allows programs to run anything you throw at them. Running Win 11Pro. Runs cool with fan noise only noticeable under intense loads and even then it’s pretty quiet.

Overall this is a huge amount of power for a very reasonable price and very small footprint - AMD Ryzen 5 w/6 core, 16GB RAM (only 12 usable for some reason), 1TB SSD, WiFi 6, 4K HDMI.But, I had two issues...1) The startup display was all shades of purple. I tried many combinations of monitors and cables, all of which worked well except for the one setup that I needed - through an AV receiver. I would guess that the HDMI signal is not very strong and did not make it through my 10yo Yamaha RX-V371 (which is no slouch). It would work fine with a powered docking station in between (PC and Rcvr) which I believe would boost the signal. For a comparable cost I got a new Yamaha RX-V385 which solved the color problem but also passed through the full 4K compared to only 1080p before.2) The USB ports for (wireless) keyboard and mouse appear to be very laggy when there is even the slightest activity on the PC and/or they are more than a couple feet from the PC. That would work fine for an office (close) environment but not so well across the room when connected to a projector. [UPDATE] a powered USB extender fixed the distance problem (signal sensitivity), but still significant laginess when the PC is busy doing anything e.g. file transfers (network).Overall, it's a great value, and I might just buy one or two more as home theater PCs, but it's not a slam dunk "always works" for setup depending on exactly what you're connecting to.

If you're planning on using Linux on it, it installs just fine. If your distribution of choice is Ubuntu, avoid 22.04 as it is unstable on this system, and go for Ubuntu 22.10 (or any other more recent release if you're reading this at a later time).As for Windows, you can't reinstall with Microsoft ISO (22H2 I believe I used). It will notify you that it is missing a driver to install prior to starting the installation as you can see on the screenshot. Unfortunately, it isn't specifying which driver is missing.I first tried different steps to go around the issue that I found online, which among other things suggested different thumbdrives, checking BIOS settings, to no avail. I went through Beelink website, and tried the drivers packs for this system to no avail (trying every single driver in them).I then contacted support, which made me run around, just to be told after more than a month of back and forth that they don't have the missing driver(s). Their support take multiple days to answer, sometimes a week or more, and doesn't read carefully the emails, resulting in having to repeat a number of times that my issue was prior to Windows being installed (so their guide didn't apply).They asked me to provide multiple screenshots of BIOS, installation, serial numbers, purchase number and I had to keep telling them the issue I have was while trying to install Windows as they kept providing me guides that were for Windows while it is installed. They had suggested at one point the missing driver is from the SSD, but the manufacturer, Kingston, had none available.While they have an ISO you can use to reinstall Windows 11, that you have to download from mega.nz (I'm not even sure they provide it on their support site), it's the one they build themselves, which I don't like. I do believe you should be able to install with the ISO from Microsoft (which I have been able to do on all my computers since the 90s as far as I remember), and, in this case all, the one (or multiple) missing driver(s).

I am not a techie, but I know power when I see it. I bought this tiny pc on a whim after many an hour waiting for my Sims 4 to load on my 2016 HP Laptop with all the Mods and Custom Content I have acquired over the years for the game (I also have nearly every expansion pack).I transferred over my mod folder after a quick clean up of the folder and set to downloading and updating the game on Miss Beelink. When I loaded the game with mods turned on I had a timer set to see how fast it would load as my HP took anywhere from an hour to 3 to load.THIS Queen Bee of a PC loaded the game in 6 minutes and 13 seconds. I've added additional mods, I've played the game heavy moving from lot to lot that normally set my computer to lagging. Yes, this did cause small delays now and then if I did them back to back BUT it always loaded. Never crashed, and the unit barely gets warm~! I can't even hear the fan~!This is suuuuuch an upgrade for me, so I HIGHLY recommend it.

Llevo usando el mini pc dos semanas y no ha tenido ningún fallo, los puertos podrían ser pocos pero suficientes y con un adaptador podre compensarlo. En rendimiento ha ido bastante bien sin sobrecalentarse o reiniciarse, incluso es mejor de lo que pensaba.Mirando el precio y lo que me he llevado me parece bastante bien, aun pensando que tuve que comprar monitor, teclado y mouse por separado me salió mas barato que una pc armada parte por parte y sin romperme la cabeza en los componentes.El único defecto que le veo es que no cuenta con bocinas ni micrófono, así que si verán videos-pelis o llamadas si o si tendrán que usar audífonos con o sin micrófono.

Lo pequeño que es y fácil de transportar, solamente lo uso para procesar videos capturados por un teléfono y recibidos por wifi, mis tiempos de procesamiento se redujeron (comparando con una laptop core i7, 7th gen 2 nucleos) de 2 minutos aprox, a 14 segundos aprox. Excelente producto.

Una máquina sobrada de rendimiento para lo que yo la uso. Una lap con estas características fácilmente triplicaria el costo.

trabaja muy bien por ahora,windows 11 dio unos cuantos problemas hasta que lo actualice pero aparte de eso es una excelente computadora, la recomendo!

Hasta ahora a funcionado muy bien, tenía cierta desconfianza pero se ha comportado de forma excelente, es impresionante como en ese espacio tan pequeño tenga tanta potencia y aún excelente precio