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）

This is a replacement for the one I purchased from Geekcom. It lasted 6 months and died. So far this one is doing great. Only had it a month. It was easy to set up. I needed no support. Im not the most knowledgeable at this type of thing but I zipped right through the setup. I did buy the 2year protection plan. Didnt last time. Bad on me.

I bought this little computer to replace an HP all in one that is more than 8 years old. It had been upgraded with a solid state drive and more RAM, but it was showing its age. I wasnt sure this Intel NUC would really perform the way it was supposed to, but it was worth the low price to take a chance on it. Well, it works better than I had hoped. I just use my computer for keeping our household accounts and some web browsing, and this machine is almost over powered for my needs. Not that Im complaining! It puts a beautiful picture on my new 27 monitor, plays music through my new speakers, and generally does everything I need and want for it to do, and does it all for a lower purchase price than the computer it replaces. Im really happy with it.

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.

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.

Asked the IT guy at work about a new computer that I could connect to my TV and hey recommended this and I could not be happier. I’m not a gamer but I stream a ton of movies and this has been perfect so far.

Works great as a little firewall (with the addition of a USB ethernet adapter) or a small computer to run various services. The only issue we ran in to is the hard drive under Linux shows up as a /dev/nvme device instead of /dev/sda and all our scripts use /dev/sda. Not the fault of the product but just a note in case it helps anyone in the future.

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

Ive purchases this little PC to attach to our workout system to track data received by our equipment as well as host our websites. This little powerhouse manages an SQL Express server, Website, and services which are constantly processing data. With its small size, its easily hideable behind its display and isnt noticeable at all. Even with all the processes running on this device, we see little to no problems with latency. I highly suggest this device for our use case.

Running my laser ingraver