ACEMAGIC Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, AMD Ryzen 4300U(Beat 3500U/N150/N95, up to 3.7GHz), 16GB DDR4 RAM 512 SSD Mini Computers, 28W MAX Desktop 4K Triple Display/HDMI/WiFi/BT/LAN for Home Office Business

Very impressed with the build quality and performance of this mini PC. It’s compact, well-designed, quiet, and delivers solid performance for everyday work and productivity. Setup was easy and everything feels well optimized for its size. Overall, a high-quality product that offers great value and reliability. I would definitely consider this brand again.

Great mini PC! Fit's my needs perfectly. Mounted it to the back of my monitor stand so it's completely out of the way. Easy to set up and Windows is working fast and smooth. I wanted a value based machine to mainly do programming of windows based scanner/radio software and this fits the bill. Paired it with a nice Samsung monitor I already had and a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse and I'm in business. Excellent for surfing and email. Love having the larger screen when I want it, instead of my my tiny laptop.

The 4-core performance on this mini PC is surprisingly solid. I’m running it at 1440p primarily as a remote-access media server, and it’s handled everything I’ve thrown at it so far. Some background: certain mini-pc's of this manufacturer were reportedly shipped with spyware, which the manufacturer blamed on a third-party supplier. I wasn’t taking any chances—I did a clean install of Windows 11 right away. Just know that after a clean install, you’ll probably need to manually install Wifi and Bluetooth drivers, and you might not have internet access on the device until you do. Having a second PC handy helps a lot. Ethernet worked for me immediately. Snappy Driver Installer was essential. Bluetooth drivers appeared installed but didn’t show devices until I used it to update the driver—after that, no issues. It also installed the Serial IO driver, which both Windows Update and Intel’s driver assistant missed. Expect a bit of hopping between Snappy, AceMagic’s website, Windows Update, and Intel’s tools to get things fully up and running. Although it's marketed with Wi-Fi 6, I haven’t seen anything close to Wi-Fi 6 speeds. I’m sticking with Ethernet for now, or might try a USB Wi-Fi 6 adapter later. One last thing: this unit gets hot—not just warm—especially under sustained load. I picked up a 140mm fan to place underneath it, which should help. They're not expensive. As a bonus, I tested ChromeOS Flex on this device, and it ran flawlessly. Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth, and audio all worked out of the box, and the system felt snappy and responsive. If you're considering a lightweight, fast ChromeOS setup, this box is a great fit. All in all, it’s a great little machine for the price—just be prepared for a bit of setup work if you go the Windows route, and consider extra cooling if you’re running it hard.

It's a good pc and setup was quick and fast and all the programs needed to start. Like the small box as it dies not take space and you can put it anywhere if space is an issue. Has a good amount of ports to install 2 monitors and work from home.

METHODOLOGY I deployed this unit specifically as a headless home media server running a Swizzin stack. It has been running 24/7 for several months to handle media serving duties to televisions and mobile devices across my local network. THE GOOD Stability: This is the most critical factor for a server, and this unit delivers. I have not had to reboot it once since the initial configuration; it handles long uptime periods without thermal throttling or crashing. Performance: The N97 processor is surprisingly capable for media tasks. It handles serving content to multiple screens (phones and TVs) simultaneously without buffering or lag. Memory Headroom: The 16GB of RAM provides plenty of breathing room for background services. I rarely see memory pressure even when multiple streams are active. THE BAD Expansion Limits: While excellent as a compute node, the small form factor means you are limited on internal storage options. You will almost certainly need to rely on external USB drives or a network mount for large media libraries. VERDICT This is an ideal choice for a "set it and forget it" home lab or media server. It offers high stability and low power consumption for always-on tasks, though it requires external storage solutions for large libraries.

I was originally looking for a notebook for my sister's birthday. Her computer is quite old. She is in sophomore and babysitting our niece over the weekend. I came across this mini pc and decided to give it a try. It's small with an intel processor, 16GB ram and windows 11 with this price, it can't go wrong. Setting up is straightforward. Plug the keyboard, mouse, monitor to the ports. It took quite some time to set up though. But it's normal fo any new electronic appliance. I just left it there and picked up my kids from school. By the time I came back, it's up and running. I'm very impressed as it's quiet and fast. It comes with wifi so I just added it our network and it's ready to browse the internet. The unit itself is very light and small. It's easy for her to take it with her. She can finish her school project when she goes to our cousin's house. I'm really happy with it and recommend this mini pc. The spec is good and affordable, much better than a tablet. I might get another one for myself.