ACEMAGICIAN Kron Mini K1 Mini PC Gaming, AMD Ryzen 5 7430U (equiv to 5850U, 6C/12T, Up to 4.3Ghz), 16GB DDR4 512GB SSD Mini PC Computers Micro Desktop PC 4K Triple Display WiFi6 BT5.2

We work in the steel building industry and have about 32 PCs in service from Dell to HP to the ACEMAGICIAN Mini PC with the AMD Ryzen 7 5700U. We have been testing and using the Acemagician in our working environment testing it for its longevity, performance etc. Since we first started using them, we now have 5 workstations using them. So far, I can say the quality has been outstanding, the performance is more than perfect and much like our more expensive Dell PC's. If you are on the fence about purchasing one of these, go ahead and buy it, the price is crazy good for the specs you are getting and the drive and memory are easy to upgrade. We mounted these on the backs of our monitors due to the small size with is a great space saving feature as well. So, to sum it up, great product, great performance, solid build, runs Microsoft Office and some lightweight cad programs with out missing a beat. Programs open quickly and runs very quiet! We are slowly replacing all of our workstations with these since they are proving to be very cost effective and reliable in our workspace. Go get you one, two or three! You will not be disappointed.

This little PC is an amazing product to use if you are looking for something to attach to a TV to use as a streaming box. I bought this in order to not have to use my main gaming PC as a streaming service box as well and this mini PC is just amazing. Considering that this can also be used as a normal computer to do things like surfing the internet and some gaming, I would consider this a great purchase for anyone looking for a small computer that takes up virtually no space. Also the fact that you can just plug it in to any free HDMI port on your TV and turn it on makes it extremely easy to use and setup, paired with a wireless keyboard and mouse and you can control this from anywhere in the room. For the amount of use that you can get, I would call this a great buy for anyone and you will definitely see the value of it right away for the cost that you are paying.

I’m using this mini as part of my desktop setup for my day‑to‑day work, and it has been great so far. It runs as an always‑on PC, handling a few of my internal servers without any problems. Performance has been stable and reliable even with continuous uptime. It handles multitasking smoothly and never feels overwhelmed and super quiet. Setup was quick and straightforward, and it fits nicely into my workspace. Build quality feels solid and well‑designed. Overall, it handles everything I throw at it and has been a great addition to my setup. Definitely worth the money paid

At first when I received this mini PC I was a little hesitant that it would be any good. Mini PCS have stepped up their game in the recent years. I was surprised on initial boot up to see Windows 11, however I would think that this would be also a good Linux machine for projects. Everything is so snappy and responsive and has the same processor as my gaming laptop. The 16 GB of RAM is super nice to see, in the 500 GB. SSD is more than enough for me. Super awesome that it can be powered with USBC and it's also working with my USBC hub too I've got it displaying out to my gaming monitor in full 144 HZ. I did some very light gaming on this machine and it handled it surprisingly well. I honestly think for this price point if you're debating whether getting a mini PC or a laptop that this would be the better option because of the processor that it has in it for the price, it's super hard to beat, especially with the responsiveness and how well the mini PC operates. One other final thing that I'd like to mention is that it was super cool that it's just a standard install of Windows 11, there's no bloatware on the machine, and I also thought it was super nice that it included vase amounts for the back of your monitor. Super handy if you want to clean minimalist set up.

I bought this mini PC to use as a Linux computer. When it arrived, I got rid of the Windows 11 installation and installed Linux, and it turns out that the MT7902 Wifi chip on the PC is not currently supported in Linux, there is no driver for it. I'm not the most advanced Linux user, but there is a 3rd party driver that I tried and failed to install. Ethernet worked OK, so it can still connect to the internet that way, but that's something to note if you're interested in using it for Linux. Also, strangely only the included HDMI cable seems work with this computer (I tried 2 others), and it only worked on my older 1080p monitor, not my 4k TV I tried to hook it up to. Not sure why that is, but when it didn't work there was just a black screen. This is what I'm taking a star off for. Other than that, the computer is fast, quiet while running, and very compact. The packaging it came in was nice, and overall was a very good deal.

I have been using mini pc around my house for multiple purposes for a few years now. I was looking for a mini pc upgrade for my son he had an older model and I was looking for something he could do some gaming on and also school work. I was very impressed getting this mini pc out of the box it felt like it had a nice quality feel to it. I was pleasantly impressed with how quickly this mini pc booted up having a few others in my household this model boots up the quickest. I also loaded some games my son enjoys dreamlight valley and this machine ran it without a problem and the display output is beautiful. There are many usb ports to plug peripherals into such ad mouse , keyboard, speakers etc. Even running games for long periods the unit runs rather quiet as well it is the quietest mini pc I own. Internet speed and connectivity is very fast with the built in wifi card. As far as value goes this machine is hard to beat if you are looking for a machine that will pretty much do it all at and affordable price this one is hard to beat. My son is loving his new mini pc!

First off, I went to use the Type c port To transfer some files to my Meta headset Nothing. I had to use the USB 3 port to connect to the headset Well, at least that worked Audio jack now, that is a big joke. I went to Plug in all I hit was Styrofoam. I couldn't believe it Guess I was just one of the unlucky ones that got one of those that gets through "quality control" If there is such a thing anymore

I think the secret to buying a PC is to find the right performance level for what you actually do. You don't need Apple M4 silicon or an Nvidia graphics card to open 6 tabs in chrome. At the same time, a very weak, underpowered CPU can make windows 11, opening chrome, watching videos, doing basically anything feel like a chore. I bought this PC for an older relative who was an old Windows 10 machine that couldn't be upgraded. He just needed a reliable PC to browse the web, watch videos, and a few basic office tasks. This completes all of those tasks brilliantly. There's enough ram and CPU power to open apps quickly. It outputs to a 1440p monitor and everything looks clear and crisp. The fan noise is completely acceptable and it's nice having a small footprint for the computer on the desk. You're also not getting a ton of proprietary bloatware or McAfee on the PC. For someone who simply needs a functional office machine to browse the web, this is a sweet spot between extremely low price and enough performance so it doesn't feel like you're held back. My personal desktop PC has a 14600k and 32gb of ddr5 ram and this cheap mini PC doesn't truly have a significant downgrade in performance if you're simply doing light office tasks and web browsing. If you need a functional replacement for an old windows 10 machine that can't be upgraded at a bargain, this is a solid option.