ACEMAGICIAN [Dual LAN] Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 5 5625U (6C/12T, up to 4.3Ghz) 16GB DDR4 512GB SSD Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, 4K@60Hz Triple Display Mini Desktop Computers Portable WiFi 5 Bluetooth

I bought this for my daughter to do some gaming. There was an issue at setup but was quickly fixed after a fast response from their tech support. Everything is as described and working great. Will definitely be buying another in the future.

Comes well packaged. Very small form factor rough measurements 6x5x3in. Has RGB on the side triangle cutouts, top logo and power button if youre into that. Comes with power brick and hdmi cable. Has plenty of USB ports, HDMI, wifi and wired ethernet. Even has USB-c and Display port which I was not expecting. The SSD is SATA m.2 style with heatsink attached and the side lid does pop open to allow a second. The power button also rotate and has 3 modes, silent/auto/performance. You can also upgrade ram but considering you cant really add a GPU the 16gb is plenty for everything this thing can do. Ran Cinebench r23 with the 10 minute run time. On silent mode it did 5400pts and on the highest performance mode it did 8100pts. There is definitely some throttling down and power savings to be had on the low setting if you dont need the extra processing but considering its a 64watt power brick and how silent this thing is I just keep it on the highest setting. You wont be able to push newer games on the highest settings or high frame rate at 1080p but youll be able to do a lot of games on medium settings and still be able to average 60fps. For the price you can build better but it wont be this small. If youre looking for small form factor this packs quite a bit at the price range. If you want performance and ability to expand in the future a full sized tower would be better instead. Depends on need but this is priced competitively for what it is.

I was in need of a PC that had a small form factor, and could cut through Cricut Design Space with ease.

Nice small PC, all needed features and connections. Will work great for TV setup.

For the price, this handles everyday things pretty well. I bought this to replace an old 8 Gig I5 processor desktop, and it performs better than that. It’s quiet and starts up pretty quickly. The Windows 11 Pro OS was a pleasant surprise. Typically for this price, I would have expected a crippled home version of Windows. There is no software included with this computer, and no license sticker on it, so hopefully the license key is embedded in the bios in case I will ever need to reinstall the OS. There is no bloatware on this that I’m aware of. I haven’t tried the graphic processing on this unit, as my daughter is only into Roblox and Stardew Valley.

This mini computer comes with all the accessories ready to be used:

This is a great and powerful mini PC! First off, the unit itself feels nicely made and doesnt feel cheap. I really like the design and the size is perfect. It has multiple USB ports and has support for dual HDMI displays.

I have only gamed with consoles before and never owned a PC but decided to take a shot with this one. This little guy packs a good punch and has had no trouble running anything Ive thrown at it so far, and with high graphical settings too. Probably wont cut it for high requirement career PC players but for someone just delving into PC gaming like myself, its a nice and compact PC to play games you like and try to learn how to game with mouse and keyboard without investing thousands of dollars into a custom pc.

I primarily purchased this mini PC to replace my aging Raspberry Pi 3 which has faithfully been serving as my retro gaming console and media server in the living room. I had issues with games from the late 90s emulating well and streaming games from my much more capable PC on the other side of the house. Finding an RPi4 that is anywhere close to MSRP is impossible at this time, so for twice as much, I thought I would get a full-fledged Windows PC with a proper CPU. I am very happy with my purchase! This tiny PC serves my needs for retro gaming and HTPC with the bonus of being able to run some of the games the RPi3 couldnt handle natively without the need to stream from my other PC.

Im using it now, and it runs basic stuff fast. Web surfing, email, YouTube, all open fast and look fine. IF you are going for entry level, make sure you look for the latest Celeron N5105 and 8-16 gig memory and 256 SSD , Win 11 Pro ,that should keep you under $200 . The Win 10 and older Celeron CPUs arent worth the dollar savings. However, I cant find anyway to find the Win 11 license key, incase you have to reload Windows.