BeelinkMini PC, EQ13 Intel Alder Lake-N100 (up to 3.4GHz), 16G DDR4 500G PCIe3.0 SSD,Built-in Power Supply Mini PC,Support WiFi6, BT5.2, USB3.2, 4K@60hz Dual HDMI Display Micro PC for Home/Office

Não gostei do produto ter deixado de funcionar em menos de um ano - não liga mais, não dá boot - e de eu não encontrar assistência técnica no Brasil. Testei fonte: OK; dei reset na BIOS (CMOS): não adiantou; nada adiantou. Joguei dinheiro fora. Não recomendo! Fiquei profundamente decepcionado e aborrecido. Perdi tempo, perdi dados, perdi o trabalho de ter instalado, testado e configurado vários aplicativos, sendo necessário comprar outro computador. Beelink nunca mais! A Amazon deveria deixar de oferecer esse produto, ao menos no Brasil.

Great machine considering the price and form factor. It's the perfect front end for my Plex and NAS on my home network.

I am so impressed with this thing. It is worth paying a slight premium over some of the lower-end mini-pc units because this hasA real Windows 11 PRO license. It picks it up from the bios. Windows has no bloatware at all preloaded. I didn't find any spyware on it.(2) intel 2.5GBPS ethernet portsIt included a short and a longer HDMI to run 2 monitors. The single USB-C is full feature with video for the 3rd display.A metal bracket so on some monitors you might be able to hang it from the ISO bracket if it fits.This is speedy and flawless. The graphics are decent for office apps (it has intel UHD 24 execution units and all kinds of hardware decoding for AV1, VP9 H265 etc for video conferencing or playing movies.The 512GB hard drive is no-name but worked fine. But at least it is NVMe (some of these mini pcs use sata).If you want to get picky, I am having problems with the 2 front USB ports not working with any USB memory sticks or hard drives (but work for HID keyboards/mice only.)And the NVMe SSD is only using 1 PCIE channel so it maxes out about 860MB/sec. But that's sill better than SATA. There is also a secret sata port on the bottom for a 2.5" drive.The RAM is DDR5 and they said "4800MHz" but they mean 4800MT/s. The ram in mine was Crucial DDR5-5600.The WIFI 6 is a bit of a bummer, it is intel AX101 which maxes out at 600MBPS. this card can only use 1 antenna/1 stream at a time and picks the strongest one, but the box actually has 2 antennas in it. Then antennas are glued on the card so it is a bit of a mess to change and you need almost a microscope to plug the cables back in. I swapped the card out for an intel AX201 and am now getting full AX2400 speeds with the 2 antennas now.The BIOS settings also don't have secure boot enabled by default (probably to make things easier for people wanting to install linux) so if it could use some bios settings. And this bios has every possible setting on the planet exposed, but the CPU you can't overclock anyway. You can raise the power limit from 6W up to 20W and the cooling on this can handle it.

I wasn't even aware that mini-PCs existed. I needed a basic PC to connect to a smart TV for rowing machine workouts and for watching movies. Thought it'd cost me a few hundred dollars until I was browsing and saw this mini-PC. Works great with my smart TV and soundbar setup. Takes up very little room and runs without any issues.

I recently purchased the Beelink Mini PC for use as a thin client machine to connect to a remote desktop, and I'm happy to report that it works like a charm for this purpose. This is actually the third Beelink Mini PC that I've purchased, and while it has less memory and a weaker CPU than my previous two purchases, it's perfectly suited for this particular application.One thing that I really like about this Beelink Mini PC is its compact size. I was able to mount it behind one of the two monitors that I connected to the system, which helped to free up desk space and keep things tidy. The setup process was also quite simple and straightforward, and I was able to get up and running in no time.While this Beelink Mini PC is definitely not a powerhouse when it comes to serious desktop work, it's perfect for its intended use as a thin client machine. If you're looking for a higher-end Beelink Mini PC for more demanding tasks, I would recommend exploring other options. However, if you need a reliable and affordable mini PC for basic computing needs, this Beelink model is definitely worth considering.Overall, I'm very satisfied with my purchase of the Beelink Mini PC, and would recommend it to anyone looking for a simple and efficient solution for remote desktop access.