KAMRUI Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5 5600U Up to 4.2GHz, Windows 11 Pro 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Small Computer Support PERF Adjustable, Radeon Vega 7 Micro Desktop, RGB Lights, Type-C+DP+HDMI 4K 3 Screens, WiFi, BT

This is the second of its type that we have - and its become a perfect solution for basic computing. All you need is a monitor and youre in business with Windows 11, and whatever you need to do basic computing, online or off. In our case, less gaming so I cant comment on that.

Easy to set up; arrived on-time. Small footprint; excellent price.

This is an okay mini PC that I basically just use for streaming services and light internet browsing on the TV. It can play a few low-resource games but most newer games will require something a bit more. --note this is for the Celeron version and not the now listed AMD Ryzen version.

I ordered this mini PC to have a portable little computer to travel with - I am not a big fan of laptops. It lives up to the specs that are listed and boots up great! The graphics are crisp and for most daily computer tasks like email, job search, Facebook, browsing - that kind of thing it is good for. It will probably stream video and music pretty well though I havent tried that yet. I dont know that it would handle large programs like music production or art software; however, it does do the basic stuff really well. Plenty of USB ports for peripherals.

With Raspberry Pis being rather difficult to source, this machine offers a slightly better spec (on paper), without the need to purchase a case, fan, power supply and HDD/SD card. Plus a Windows 11 Pro key, too boot. Even the lowly Celeron offers 4 cores thanks to AMD forcing Intel to offer more than their typical, yearly revision, with as little as possible upgraded over the previous generation. 8GB of RAM and 128GB storage makes this a passable living room machine, thin client or project PC. While Microsoft continues to surprise everyone embracing Linux with WSL and now Android-ish with the Amazon Appstore only version of Android (Talking Tom anyone?) and now an actual Package Manager too! Unfortunately Windows 11 takes up too many resources from a machine with not enough in reserve to recommend using this as a Windows Desktop experience. Raspberry Pi OS or a lightweight Linux distro can make this 64bit machine feel snappy enough for a living room/media PC, network-wide IP adblocker, VPN Client, Steam Link, Home Assistant Core*(my choice, wish me luck). The fan is quiet enough, mostly because the machine never uses more than 30w across everything. The hardware is very low budget, mine will turn on/off once using the power button, but after shutdown, it will not restart via the power button, I have to pull the DC barrel jack plug and reinsert. The power button will then work for one more cycle. There is no M.2 slot, but you do get a SATA connection with space for a 2.5 expansion drive, which you will want to use if you need more storage as USB 3.0 is the best you get for external ports, no USB-C, or whatever they call it today. I dont remember the price, and it is no longer available, and may never be. No big loss, but I will put it to work for as long as it works. If the only Ras Pi you can get is through a scalper, this COULD do the job.

While I cant say whether this plays games well or not, I do like how fast it boots up (its FAST!). I purged the HDD and installed CentOS on it, although I forgot that you have to have additional packages installed for the wifi, so I need to manually hook it up to our network so that I can get those. It installed

I had first gotten one that was faulty, however, they send me a new one and I gotta say, this is a small monster. I knew from the beginning this was going to be a good mini PC, it obviously isnt for big uses like super hardcore games and have decens of tabs open at once, however it runs normal games smoothly, it plays minecraft, Fortnite and Pubg pretty good, now the performance of this little beast depends on your internet too, if your wifi is crappy you wont enjoy the full thing. Customer service was attentive for any questions I had on this and they replied real quick. All in all. This is a great Mini PC, Ive meant to get one Mini PC since they use them in my workplace and I was intrigued, how can a little thing work as the big thing, so I tried it myself and I have to say. Im not disappointed with this buy. I think the best part of this is also that you can take this wherever you want, this isnt big. Its small and portable, if you are going to your friends then you can take it there and work your magic...

So the first thing you’ll notice is that the case is kind of ugly it has this fake plastic copper vent that is really horrible looking. I don’t know why they chose that design choice but it’s only one of many things wrong with the case. The venting isn’t that great, and the access is terrible. You cannot upgrade the memory in this thing and usually the first thing you want to do on these small PCs is upgrade the memory in the hard drive. There is no way to reach the motherboard without completely disassembling it. I don’t see mini PC cases this awkward very often.

This Mini PC powered on and functioned without issue directly from the box. Full Windows 11 OS installed, just power on, update, and you will be good to go.

This Mini-PC might be small, but boy, it sure is powerful! Having a Ryzen 5 5600U, this PC can handle most 1080p games played on it. Plus with upgradable components, it can only get better over time. Having more head room with RAM and with storage is a huge plus of this Mini-PC as well.