FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC, Desktop with Alder Lake N95 (up to 3.4GHz), 16GB DDR4 RAM 512GB SSD, Support 4K Display, Win11 White

The FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC is like a small, powerful engine in a tiny box. It uses Intel's 12th Gen Alder Lake N95 processor, which is a fancy way of saying it's really fast and good for playing games, even though it's not very expensive. It's got 16GB of memory (RAM) and a 512GB SSD, which are computer parts that help it run lots of apps at the same time without getting slow. This mini PC is great for games because it can show really clear pictures (supports 4K displays), and it comes with Windows 11 Pro, a popular program that makes the computer easy to use. What's really cool about this computer is how small it is. It can fit almost anywhere, so if you don't have a lot of room on your desk, this is perfect. Even though it's small and doesn't cost a lot, it's still really fast and strong for playing games or doing schoolwork. It's like having a tiny superhero computer that can do everything the big ones can do, but it takes up less space and is easier on your wallet. So, if you want a computer that's small, works great for games and homework, and isn't too pricey, the FUNYET Mini PC is a really good choice. I’m using it with my special bedside rig.

This is my very first Mini PC and I am very happy with it so far. Hard to believe how a powerful PC could arrive in such small packaging! Set-Up was easy. Updates took about 4 hours to install and installed flawlessly. I have it connected to a 43 inch 4K TV and the display is beautiful. I noticed that after several hours of being in sleep mode, I would find the computer turned off. When I turned it back on, it turned on quickly with no problem. It had apparently gone through a proper shut-down, but I was not sure why. I found out that this was very common with Intel chips. It is not a Windows issue or an issue with the PC. Many have spoken of experiencing this same thing with any PC that has an Intel chip. Perhaps there will eventually be an update that will eliminate this, but personally, it is not a big deal to me. Overall, I am very pleased with this no-name brand PC, and compared to similar PCs with the same or similar specs, the money saved is incredible! I don’t need a name brand PC, just one that works, and this does the job quite well. I would highly recommend it!

About the size of four CD jewel cases stacked, this mini PC packs a bang for its buck. I ran it through a well-known benchmark program and recorded the results to attach here - the graphics leave a lot to be desired, but the CPU is quite impressive at this price point. A score of 326 on GPU, but 2338 on CPU returned about the result I hoped - a solid CPU with a previous-gen GPU and a decent SSD to boot (pun intended). I will be purchasing several and using them for simple, compact streaming/light gaming devices where screens are available in my home. I intend to use one for vTuber-style use, mainly streaming/recording simultaneously, and because of the CPU, I expect it to go well. Purchase this with the understanding that it's not appropriate to call this a "gaming" PC as that implies it can handle modern games - it cannot. That understood, if you intend it for business level use, or retro gaming, this is small enough and solid enough you can mount it to the back of a flat panel out-of-sight and have an instant emulation beast of a machine for less than the price of a modern gaming PC's graphics card. You won't be streaming from Baldur's Gate any time soon, but you can make that huge Terraria world and have a grand time.

Super fast Internet and easy to install. One of the best mini PC's that I have had to date. Does everything that I need to do for work and personal use. Video quality is great and it's extremely compact

If you’re looking to start somewhere in your gaming journey, like me, then please read this review before going the cheap route. I’ve had this mini pc for about a week now but I received my monitor 2 days ago. The mini pc started off great for me and I was super excited to start my gaming journey with a cheap but durable mini pc. I started signing into the pc and it worked smoothly. But yesterday, I decided to purchase the Xbox game pass because the Funyet has a gaming option but only through the Xbox application. It was a great deal since I wanted to play Halo Infinite with my boyfriend, it took halo almost 10 hours to download. Not even that but once it was finished and ready to be used, the game kicked me out and the fan started to heat up. I had to put my personal fan onto the mini pc for it to cool down during the download process because the poor thing couldn’t handle being on for more than 10 hours. I decided to give the little guy a break for 24 hours and today I was finally able to start playing halo. Quality was horrible, I tried watching videos to fix it but nothing was working. It constantly kept kicking me out of the game and I had to sit for 20-25 mins for the game to reload. I understand that what you buy is what you receive but for almost $200, you would expect this pc to at least work fast but no. Unfortunately I would be getting my money back, if you want to go a cheap route i would suggest looking somewhere else. This product is not great for gaming but definitely great for personal use.