I manage an eye clinic, and we got two of these to use at our reception desk. They mounted underneath the desk perfectly. The muscle contained in these tiny boxes is really amazing, especially compared to computers even 5-10 years ago. We run a very process-intensive practice management software, and these boxes dont lag a bit. Snappy use even with several programs running. For the price, really hard to beat, especially if you need something for a small space. Highly recommend!

This is a review update of my original experience with the Kamrui GK3 Pro mini PC with 500GB SSD and 16GB of RAM. My positive impression was cut short when that unit failed within 24 hours. Since then, the seller, Kamrui-Direct, contacted me with an offer to send another Mini PC of the same model “to make things right.” Thus, this review is really about two issues: the seller, and the product.

Previously I used a Raspberry Pi to run game emulators (retropi). The Pi can emulate the games well, but it has a severe input lag. Then I discovered the KAMRUI Mini PC.

The Mini PC was easy to assemble right away. I was able to use it as soon as I setup Windows. I connected the Mini PC to my TV using the HDMI cable that was included in the box and also connected a keyboard and mouse by USB. I love using this Mini PC because it is fast and I was able to use a free generic word processor that I did not have to pay for. You can use the Mini PC as an entertainment system if youd like by plugging it into a bigger TV screen and adding a wireless keyboard and mouse, and also adding a surround sound system through the Mic port.

Have never owned a mini pc before , though have had several computers starting from very old PCs with 128m memory to latest MACs. This mini PC amazes with its size and performance. Most of the stuff any normal PC user use can be done identically with this small device, of course with much much lessor power usage and space foot print. It comes with windows pre-installed and setup was simpler than setting up a smart phone. I would like to install ubantu on this , but yet to figure out how to enter bios to change boot order , also need to know how to install windows back if installation of ubantu goes south. Will keep the review updated if anything interesting discovered while I continue to explore , initial impression is just great.

Despite we are seeing a tons of smart tv/tv sticks on the market, but it seems non of them, including the gorgeous apple tv, could actually do what I wanted -- playing 4k recordings off an external hard drive. The tv sticks were either not powerful to render those high-quality videos, or lack of USB 3.0 ports to mount my hard drive. So I ended up thinking, why not getting a mini PC and use that as a tv stick? The best thing I like about this product is the two mounting point on the back of the case -- the designer has already thought about mounting the pc on the back of the monitor for you. And because I am actually using a pc monitor stand for my 32 inch tv, the stand itself has compatible holes for the mounting gear of the pc already. So without much difficulties, I attached the mini pc to the back of my tv, nice and tidy. And making the scenario more ideal, the mini pc itself comes with a internal spot for 2.5 inch sata hard drive. So I could easily put in a 4tb ssd that contains most of the recordings that I would love to watch. The pc has both lan and wifi for internet. And because of the case of the pc is all plastic, I feel that the wifi signal seems better than my intel nuc. And the lan port is also a huge advantage for this pc over other tv sticks. Stable internet connections means everything, especially when watch live sport streams. The pc has 3 usb ports and bluetooth, so I have no problem connecting my bluetooth mouse and keyboard to it, or a logi unify receiver. And also because of its full set of ports, I am actually thinking of installing some ps2/ps3 emulators and play those legacy games off my xbox controller. And given its a computer, the cloud gaming that has been advertising everywhere for those other gaming-oriented tv sticks should also be possible. Of course, the hardware of this pc is probably from 5 years or even 10 years ago, but if we look it as a tv box, then it probably becomes the biggest killer in this category on the market. And all of these were made possible thanks to its mounting capability and the full set of peripheries as a PC, the usb ports, the wifi, the bluetooth etc. I am even thinking of getting another one and run a small NAS out of it. So that in the future, one would work as server that manages all of my video collections, and the other would be a tv stick that reads the files stored in the NAS and show them on TV. In general, I would consider this pc as a great replacement (tho more expensive) to tv stick and raspberry pi.

Was looking for a budget friendly PC setup for home/kids to use mainly browsing, watching videos and small educational games. So tried this mini PC and am very impressed by its performance. Have been using it for more than a month now and do not have any complaints for the purpose it is being used for.

You get the mini PC and power supply - thats it. Add your own keyboard, mouse and screen.

For years Ive wanted to build a retro-gaming console to play NES, SNES, PS1, etc. games from my childhood. Originally, I had planned to do this with a Raspberry Pi, but research suggested that the relatively weak hardware specs cant handle certain PS1 games (let alone anything more modern), and even upscaling some older consoles can be a problem. I decided to try this mini PC instead, as the specs were better, the price was right, and its actually a much more turnkey solution (it already has a case, more ports, etc.).

I have worked in the computer field since 1985 - man have things changed. This little computer was the perfect solution when I needed to set up a computer for a family member across country. I was able to order the computer, set it up, and ship it to them. They are thrilled with the price, the speed, and the simplicity.