Intel NUC 11 Mini PC with Quad-Core Celeron N5105, Versatile Mini Computers 8GB DDR4 RAM & 256GB SSD - Support HDMI Dual 4K UHD/Bluetooth v5.2/Windows 11 Pro preinstalled（NUC11ATKC4）

The mini pc works great, its very quiet and used for home assistant so I really like the fast speed.

I needed a small PC running Windows to operate a 3D printer and 35mm slide scanner. This Intel mini PC was perfect and has been working flawlessly. Windows came pre-installed and has been running smoothly with virtually zero set-up or configuration. Id recommend this Intel mini PC to anyone needing a small form-factor PC.

Running my laser ingraver

This thing is tiny! A little over an inch thick, 4 x 5 inches. Boots quickly, LOTS of ports, usb, usb3, hdmi, etc. Saw these attached to the back of monitors at my health plan, and wondered it they were worth it. Also needed to test some proprietary software on Win 11. It runs fast. Video does not stall. Mic and phones plugs for bloggers. High capacity power brick. I think this is going to finally replace a trusty old XP I keep in an improved shed I keep as an office. I also have a similar HP mini, but I definitely like this one better.

I bought this because I needed a desktop PC. I primarily work off of my Laptop but I wanted to have a 2nd computer to use as my back-up / optional 2nd unit. I purchased a different Mini PC for my wife and really wasnt happy with that make/model so after sifting through the myriad of Mini PCs I chose this Mini PC.

I liked the computer. It is very very portable and is strong. It’s a great choice for someone who needs a portable computer!

Im using this product to control my astrophotography system. It runs the software that controlls and coordinates my robotic mount, CMOS camera, autoguider camera and autofocusing system. The bane of the existance of astrophotographers the world over, outside of Starlink, is USB cables. Its inconvenient to set up a laptop near the telescope, but the long USB extensions required to get some distance.

The Intel NUC is something I’ve read about over the past couple years, but this the first time I’ve had an opportunity to play with one. Small and compact with a reasonable amount of front and back IO, this little computer isn’t going to be a graphics or processing demon, but it is going to be a reasonably powerful little computer perfect for office computing, home media server work and low spec gaming.

Use them at work to display KPIs on tvs mounted in our Ops dept. Was using Rasp Pi for several years but I am happier with these. They cost more but the windows compatibility is worth it. Definitely worth the money.

The Intel mini pc is compact, has both DP and HDMI connectors, and plenty of USB connectors. I was able to mount it in an equipment rack efficiently. Also, the PC can operate at UHD resolution, which I needed.