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

CPU is good, but all other components are pretty trash. I wouldnt buy this and plan on the RAM or SSD lasting very long. Also, the motherboard BIOS options are not very good, could not get a legacy MBR boot device to work.

This machines best use case is for the user who just wants something decently priced to do basic tasks with. For those who spend their computer time sending emails, writing documents or browsing the web, this device is perfect. With plenty of USB ports, a headset/mic combo jack and 2 HDMI ports, this device will quietly sit in the corner of your desk and provide everything you need.

This mini PC packs a lot of power and gives you a great gaming experience without sacrificing room or ease of use.

1 day after getting this the computer just shuts down randomly. Multiple times a day even while in the middle of working on it. Very disappointed as the size and noise is awesome.

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.

This computer is so great! Honestly, my only negative is that the graphics are lacking. The picture overall is very crisp... just seems slightly outdated.

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.

Got this to replace the desktop I am using to run Office and QuickBooks at my Karate school.

I bought this machine specifically because of the dual-NIC setup and relatively low power CPU and not for gaming. I got the one with the corner power switch because one of the NICs is Intel. There is another machine from the same brand with a dual gigabit NIC with the power button on the side panel, but both are apparently Realtek. This machine has one Realtek and one Intel NIC as advertised.

I love these little N5095 and the 12GB of RAM (instead of 4 or 8) is very welcome.