The computer wont start. I returned it the next day. The return was received three days ago, but I am still waiting for the refund after.

Bought this exactly 3 months ago and it has just now died on me. Will not turn on at all! Nothing I do will turn this thing on! And I am a computer literate person. Worked on them all of my life. Will have to service this just to get all of my data back! I will email the seller and see if they are going to make things right with me!

I set up this computer and then went into Settings/Activation. It said We cant activate Windows on this device because the product key was already used on another device!!! Really??? I called Amazon and they sent a replacement. So I set up the replacement today and it wouldnt come on at first. Then it says, start http boot over ipv6. From what I read, this is not good, especially for a brand new computer. I called Amazon back and requested a refund and will return both computers. I wouldnt buy this brand again.

Build quality of this mini is top notch. Better than many other brand-name computers I had.

Size ability to use software I need

It worked good and it is fast to start. But it freezes up once in a while. Once it had different colors on the screen and this time it would just roll real fast. I cant return because I threw the box away. Only had a couple weeks now. It has been working good except when I go away from the computer for a while after the screen saver it blanks the screen and it is hard to get the screen on again. I usually have to shut it off and restart it. Other than that it is a really good computer.

This is an amazing little machine! The wife and I wanted a new mini-PC to replace our very old existing media PC. After a lot of research and looking around, we decided on the Geekom. I won’t repeat all of the specs which are easily found on Geekom’s descriptions of the product, but what mattered to us was that it met all of our needs for a true media PC. We wanted something that had lots of ports and expansion capabilities. could play 4k, and that we could attach a second monitor to so that we could use it for web look ups which is something that we like to have the ability to do from our living room instead of having to go to another PC in a different room. But I found that not only is it great as a media PC, but also something I can use for my audiophile pursuits. I’m enjoying having a quality PC in the living room that I can plug into my DAC/amp for my expensive headphones and kick back in the recliner and enjoy high quality audio as well. I like it so much that I’m considering getting another in the future for our RV that we are refurbishing and want a PC for various reasons built into it as well.

This tiny computer is packed with power and it is a great value at the sale price of $400. Keep in mind that although it comes with Microsoft Windows 11, you will need to add the usual accessories -- monitor, keyboard, mouse and your own choice of software.

My 79-year-old mother wanted the power of a desktop in a smaller package with simple controls that she could manage. Decided to try this Geekom mini-pc which has turned out to be incredibly quiet, fast, and with no weirdness so far. The graphics is integrated (built into the processor) so it will not match a discrete GPU from the likes of Nvidia or AMD, but I have it sending out the display to a 50 inch HDMI Sony TV (which is easier on my mothers eyes) with no problems. This mini-pc also comes preloaded with both Windows 11 and Ubuntu (the easiest and most user friendly of the LInux distros). Since my mother was already familiar with Windows 7 and 10, I set up the Windows 11 installation for her (I made icons on the desktop for Windows Update for example and some other commonly needed tools and programs, like Google Chrome) and did not introduce Ubuntu to her. One thing I really like about this mini-pc is that is has ZERO bloatware on it. There is no intrusive anti-virus that tries to monitor all the subsystems of the OS, and so on. That said, if you are setting this up for an older (or much younger) person, ... you will need to install several programs to bring the Windows install up to full speed (programs like Z-Zip, Zoom, Skype, Steam, VLC Media Player, etc ....). I used Ninite for this and installed about 30 popular programs all at once and with a nice one touch icon that updates them every day (if needed). The only downside to this little gem is the four USB 3.0 ports, two in front and two in the back. If you need to plug in eight different devices, you will have to use a splitter. Other than that, and I give this unit five stars so far.

This little mini pc has been a nice surprise. It performs really well. We have not had any issues with it at all. My son plays roblox on it and there have been no issues though he is not playing any graphics intensive games. I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in purchasing their first mini pc.