DreamQuest Mini PC Windows 11 Pro Preinstalled, Intel 12th N95 (up to 3.4GHz) Mini Desktop Computer with 32GB RAM 1TB M.2 SSD, USB3.2, BT4.2,WiFi 5,4k HDMI, Gigabit Port for Home Office

32 GB of RAM, and this thing is fast! I use this as my main pc now. Connect to a monitor via HDMI, add a keyboard and mouse, and off you go! I hardly use my laptop now. It's quiet, fast, and has plenty of memory for my everyday needs.I don't play games on it, but I'm sure I could handle it. Well done. \

Great item love it

Great specs, the right hardware, it should be a lot faster than it is. It boots like the old hard drive computers do, it is also slow bringing up apps.It seems stable tho, has not vaporlocked or showed the dreaded blue screen.It grabbed the wifi and blue tooth easy, it had a little difficulty with the speakers, but a driver update took care of that.All in all, it does work okay for what I want it for, but I would not depend on it for a computer that you absolutely positively need 100%.

Never knew that I could have so much power in such a small package. This actually works better then my full size computer.

I bought this computer for my home office. I have 4 mini computers at my work office of different brands that work fantastic. The price was good on this brand and it seemed to have good ratings so I thought I would try it. It set up ok other than connecting to my WiFi. Once it was connected it worked ok for about a week. Then I would be in the middle of something I was working on and get a blue screen. It would say the computer needed to restart so it would restart and restart and restart until finally it would go back to the home page and all was lost. I went back into MS word and began again. 10 minutes later it did it again. This has been going on for several weeks and there hasn't been any assistance from the company. I have sent their support department emails requesting help. I tried emails because the phone number is out of the country. I will never buy DreamQuest products again.

I got this couple of days back. I set it up quickly and easily. I don't run heavy apps on it; I don't plan to. So, it is fairly warm and running just fine. I would suggest if you run one or two apps on it all day. It is quiet -- almost no noise compared to my other desktops I have and had. I bought the 32 G RAM with 1 TB ROM -- which is an overkill for my needs -- but it just cost me $100 over 16 GB and 0.5 TB model - for a total of little over $300. Also, there is an option to upgrade the ROM with a SSD drive (only M key SATA 3.0 interface if that makes a difference for you). The unit is very light weight -- I don't know the exact weight but feels like less than a pound -- that is good for taking it on a travel (but you need to carry a keyboard and a mouse, and may connect to the hotel TV for a monitor). The appearance is slick and elegant. WiFi connected just fine. The rest is Microsoft Windows stuff. I have an account with Microsoft, so that made the other setup things seemless over the (One) Cloud.

I was initially happy with this device. Then, the computer simply quit within seven months of usage. It could have been the computer or a rough trip during the delivery. We shall never know. After dealing with a customer service rep that essentially dragged out the inevitability of having to replace the computer, I did finally get a replacement via a second customer service representative. The replacement was sent quickly, but the package was damaged in transit. After a few attempts the replacement Is now up and running again with all applications needed reinstalled on my end. I'd do a 3 1/2 if possible, but due to taking roughly three months to get back up and running after dealing with a bad unit and a worse initial customer service rep, I just can't. Without the second representative, my experience would have never even surpassed the one. I am still not a fan of having to send back the initial device without the benefit of knowing what information of mine was retrievable, so hopefully the initial drive was truly inaccessible to all once it crapped out. The photo is replacement's condition after opening the brown paper outer packaging.

This my second mini computer and I couldn't be more pleased with this one, though I think it has a silly name. The price is right and my crowded desktop appreciates its compact footprint. It is heavy enough to stay in place and has feet to allow circulation without a trivet underneath and runs cooler generally than its predecessor. It needs a USB extender for all the doodads to fit, currently keyboard, mouse, speakers and microphone. There is an HDMI port for the monitor. It came with Windows 11 and seems to respond faster than my laptop, for which W 11 was an upgrade.