Works flawlessly with my new HomeSeer setup controlling my Z-Wave devices. Running multiple Dockers without any issues with the 8 Gb RAM and the new N95 processor. Intel has done a great job on this new chip and Ace Magician has made it shine bright with this mini PC.

Great compact product. Whisper quiet. We bought for media on our televison. No problems connecting to 5g wifi. No lagging on 4k videos online.

First of all, the documentation for this mini PC is lacking some basic things like how to open the cover to upgrade the PC like the add says you can. I had to go to YouTube to get help because I was adding an SSD to increase the storage capacity. This mini PC does come in other configurations with a larger base SSD than 256GB like this one or you can to choose to upgrade it yourself if that is what you like to do, like me. It plays some game very well but I purchased it for doing 3D art which is my hobby. It handled the program very well and it is very fast and responsive. I like that you can have two monitors connected, as this seems to be the latest trend and I also like that the memory and hard drive can be upgraded and that you can also add a 2.5 drive (SSD or HDD). There are 6 USBs and separate headphone and mic jacks as well as two ethernet jacks. I love this mini PC and so far it is working great for me

When I first heard that Intel was releasing a 12th gen (Alder Lake) low-power CPU, the N95, I was pretty excited. I have used older versions of these processors and find they exceed expectations. The N95 is just as good, offering a lot of punch for an inexpensive lightweight system.

I got this for ~$166, and its complete OVERKILL for use as an OPNsense router. Its small (although for more money, there ARE smaller ones available with the same specs), Its quiet, it sits on a shelf above my PC just doing its thing, and it uses very little power. The auto power on works GREAT. Although I have a battery backup, if the power goes out for an extended period of time, I know this PC will come back on when power is restored (tested this several times without issue).

This is a pretty good computer for the basics of web-surfing, light streaming, email and the like. With 8g of RAM and a 256 NVME drive, its actually pretty fast at those things. I was able to watch some YouTube videos with no buffering or pixelating, so that was actually a bit of a surprise.

Got screen flickering or no audio when started pc .One or two reset will fix it but It is really annoying .

As a whole, this is a decent machine! It does beep really loudly when you turn it on (and I had to cover up the light on it because it was SO BRIGHT), which is kind of annoying. I tried to install Linux on it, but I couldnt get working network drivers. I did manage to host a Minecraft server and Satisfactory on it though, and it worked great for those! Its nice for gaming (and the small size is a huge plus), but dont expect to do anything too complicated on it.

Im so happy to have gotten it. I just use it for daily tasks but its so small and fast. Im thinking of adding an extra SATA SSD I have for all the photos I have as D drive.

The pc weighs less than 2 lbs and is easy to store and move around, and looks great next to my TV, Im using the TV directly as a display, and my plan is to use it as a home theater PC, it can do what my old computer does Does everything and takes up only a fraction of my desktop space, N95 processor, runs almost silently, easy to set up all, Turbo frequency up to 3.40 Ghz, 8G DDR4 supports expandable memory up to 16GB, and 256GB M. 2 SSD expansion up to 2TB, you need to buy it yourself, the mini computer with Intel UHD Graphics can support 4K 60Hz refresh rate, equipped with 1 USB-C port, 4 USB 2.0 ports and 2 USB 3.0 ports, easy to connect various Equipment, operating system Windows 11 Professional Edition meets daily work and use, WiFi2.4G+5G dual-band network, Bluetooth 4.2 connection speed, so far basically meets my requirements for daily computer use