Its actually a great mini computer and the main reason I can leave a positive review is because the price was so exceptional because I purchased this during a flash sale.

Didn’t work returned

I have decided to buy a mini PC to replace my aging optiplex in the office and I am glad I did so. Now I have way more desk area. This mini PC is almost equivalent to a $700 laptop as it has an 11th generation i5 mobile processor with 4 cores and 8 threads. The ram is soldered which usually isnt my cup of tea however the included Ram is LPDDR4 with high frequency and its 8 chips of 2Gb each giving me 4 channel which is even better than some towers. (When you start using the mini PC you will notice that the frequency is limited to 2667MHz that can be adjusted in the Bios as I showed in the video). Other than that, the SSD and Wi-Fi are fully upgradable (See the second part of the video) and you can easily install 2 NVME SSD and one SATA SSD for a total of 3. The Wi-Fi card can be upgraded to WiFi 6e. The IO of the PC is pretty decent and I like the inclusion of the USB-C.

Excellent out-of-box experience. Hassle-free initial setup.

I haven’t had any issues with, runs smoothly no complaints.

This mini PC could be used in such a wide variety of ways and places. Its extremely capable for most applications, with plenty of ram to keep everything running smoothly.

I’ve been using this mini PC as a test rig and emergency stand-in. Mostly, I install stuff on it, test the install, then tell the PC to do a fresh windows install. Rinse and repeat. It’s been great. It can stream video just fine, can run office 365, can run google docs n’ stuff, and generally does a good job of running productivity software as well as some goof off software. Photoshop was slow but tolerable in an emergency. This little box has run two 4K displays, but it was productivity workload that didn’t require much of a refresh rate.