Mini PC Intel Celeron N3350(up to 2.4GHz) Windows 10 6GB RAM/64GB eMMC HDMI/VGA Port Support M.2_SATA_2280 SSD 4K HD Gigabit Ethernet 2.4G/5.0G Dual WiFi BT4.2 Micro PC

I'm super impressed how well this mini computer works! I actually had some doubts it might perform satisfactorily, but just decided to just try it out. In a nutshell, it is speedy for what it offers, but of course slower in certain computing tasks for what you'd get in much faster computers nowadays. But for less than $150? Not bad at all! The speed is most sufficient for its intended use - entertainment and light word processing in my use case scenario. But before settling on this particular mini PC, I looked up other mini PCs on Amazon just to research what all they offered in terms of hardware specs and overall value. I settled on this one because of the type of processor and its speed for the overall cost. I liked this unit's Intel Celeron processor for its faster speeds (but with the energy efficiency of other lower end processors) so things don't get overheated in this small mini PC form factor - and yet it offers higher power and speed than a processor like the Atom (found in other mini PCs advertised). I've only sometimes heard some fans activate briefly whenever I've started up this computer. It became warm at most, never hot, and never with constantly spinning fans (because the processor is so energy efficient anyway). So when I looked up the specs surrounding the Intel Celeron processor N3060 at 14nm, I saw it debuted in April of 2015, so it's definitely an older processor. But what I liked was its integrated Intel HD Graphics 400 GPU, which is not powerful enough to handle modern 3D games, but definitely supports 4K/H.265 video acceleration - great for watching HD or 4K movies, youtube videos, and hooking it up to your TV or monitors. I was okay with regular Windows and not Windows Pro, since I believe the only difference between the OS versions is in the security options offered - I'm using this computer mostly for entertainment and basic use anyway. Not for professional needs. It even has an SD card slot to add more storage, plus you can upgrade the SSD (some instructions are in the manual) to get more storage this way too - upgrading storage would allow you to hold more movies and files than the standard 64GB. Especially if it becomes a portable device for you. Speaking of portability, this thing is very light and small to carry around the house. You can attach it via HDMI cable to your TVs or computer monitors to serve as your rapidly expanding and versatile entertainment system for your home. I never realized mini PCs fulfilled that market niche before. Logging into my Windows account was super speedy. Fast set up. Everything was synced on this computer with my Microsoft account and files from One Drive. Initially when I was using the computer, it was a bit laggy and the apps and its windows wouldn't load up fast enough. I thought maybe it was a RAM issue, but then realized all the Windows updates weren't done. I did the Windows 10 updates and the performance of this computer was now in line with what I was expecting. Typing was good, not laggy, too. Videos loaded up much faster in browsers. And I could load multiple windows without the lag of before. So something to keep in mind if the computer is not working optimally at the outset. But don't expect this computer to load all images instantaneously at once like your regular full fledged computer. When Logged in to MS Office, I can do light word processing, it's very convenient. But I noticed that typing on both my wired usb mechanical keyboard and my bluetooth K380 Logitech keyboard in Microsoft Word (on the browser) has created a little bit of lag (noticeable but not impeding my work flow). Maybe it's a Microsoft server issue? However, typing anywhere else, outside the Microsoft server/website, proved to be fine on this computer. I tested both the USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports with my USB-wired mechanical keyboard and it performed fine. I've been watching some Pink Panther videos and nature videos. Very immersive, no lag or breaks in streaming. Super impressed! Highly recommend this mini PC. I think I would have a little bit more peace of mind if there was more RAM, like 8GB, but other than that and ensuring you update your Windows 10, all should work smoothly. Great value and price, so light with a small form factor, plus it has an expandable storage option for storing more movies/files/photos if need be.

This computer works GREAT right out of the box, would be very good for the business traveler that needs to take more than a laptop for work. Runs my SecondLife OK, but the avatar I have with over 140K items in inventory, will not load well. Otherwise, it does very well! Would also make a great home/small office computer, can even hang it on the wall to be out of the way, or even mount on the back of your monitor.

Couldn't be any happier! I use it to run one single program in a headless mode. --No monitor. It hasn't failed me yet. Very compact and fast for what it does. - It doesn't start automatically after a power failure and that's my only complaint. You have to press the start button manually The Awow stick computer, that I also own, starts automatically but it's a bit slower. It's basically what you want to do with it. I still like this square mini PC regardless of that issue I mentioned, because it has a built-in Intel Celeron processor and much faster

Came as advertised, with Windows 10. However, good luck using this to actually watch any streaming video at a good framerate. Forget playing games on this, of course. I bought it for non-video applications though, and for that and the overall size and quietness, it's great. Also just format it and install Linux as needed, but that's another topic. I'm a little curious how long the device is going to last, as far as overheating, but I guess I'll find out.

I bought this mainly to send cut files to a laser. The actual designing is done on a much more powerful computer. This little guy’s only function is to live in my shop to send laser files to the machine and check emails. For that it’s good. The boot time isn’t the fastest and it takes a bit to initially load the programs, but once they’re open it’s fine. You can’t expect too much at this price point, so it serves its purpose well for me and probably would if you’re wanting to do something simple like I’m doing.

Absolutely horrible PC for $129 I guess you do really get what you pay for I don't understand how bad it could have been but they ruined it. Input lag on a computer which is insane, Has trouble running Google Chrome and Firefox it eats up the entire CPU. Though it's boast about its ram can barely run on an emulator. Absolutely horrible. Did come on time and I am f****** p*****

I am a Mac user and I bought this one for a light project so obviously I don't need something powerful. I can do a lot of thing with this Celeron CPU. From learning coding, web, social networking.... This mini PC comes with Windows 10. Because Celeron so you can't upgrade or install Windows 11, and do not expected do something heavy like games. Big No No. Other than that everything is great. I can connect 2 monitors to this small box. I just wish that it comes with 2 HDMI ports instead of 1 HDMI and 1 VGA. Anyway, I should not expect more than that since this PC only cost me ~$100. The Windows OS alone would cost $30 already. Well, if you need a computer for kid and connect to TV, go for it. If you want Windows 11, games, and more... go with higher end models, and add more storage.

I purchased this mini PC to enable video calls (Skype and Zoom) from the comfort of our living room. My young children (2 and 4) are much more interactive with their grandparents on the big screen than in front of a computer. I was able to attach to the rear of TV with included mounting bracket. Connect a webcam and you're ready to video call. I had previously tried using an Android TV box for this purpose, but find the video and audio quality are much better on this windows machine using the same web cam. Windows version of the chat applications are also more complete than the Android equivalent. Consider a wireless keyboard/trackpad from Rii.