MINISFORUM M1 Pro Mini PC Core Ultra 5 Processor 125H(14C/18T) Barebone Without Storage/OS Desktop Computer, HDMI|DP|2xUSB4 Video Output, Oculink Port, 2.5G RJ45 /WiFi7/BT5.4, Arc Graphics Micro PC

’ve been really impressed with the MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro-370. The first thing I noticed? It’s super quiet. Even when I’m running a bunch of apps at once, it barely makes a sound. No loud fan noise, no annoying hum, it just quietly does its thing. Another big plus is how cool it runs. I’ve used small PCs before that got pretty warm under use & have had to purchase a separate cooling fan to keep it from getting too hot, but this one stays nice and cool, even after hours of use. That gives me a lot of confidence in using it for longer work sessions. Performance-wise, everything feels fast and smooth. Boot-up is quick, programs open instantly, and multitasking is effortless. Whether I’m working, streaming, browsing with tons of tabs open, or handling heavier tasks, it doesn’t slow down or struggle. I also love how compact it is. It takes up almost no space on my desk, but it definitely doesn’t feel “small” in performance. It’s solid, well-built, and just feels premium overall. If you want a powerful mini PC that stays whisper-quiet and runs cool, this is a fantastic choice. It’s been a great upgrade for me.

I purchased this unit 4 months earlier, and in that time the unit performed flawlessly. It was a strong update from my previous desktop of an older 4th generation 4790k. What sold me on this unit was the Oculink Port and the optional DEG1 Docking Station. With this I was able to continue using my NVidia GPU that was only a few years old, albeit at a slightly degraded data throughput due to reduced data lanes Gen4x4. So why keep 5 stars even though the unit failed 4 months later - After purchase support. When I contacted them they gave the basic solves 95% of user caused problems home diagnostics protocols. This was a case of the last 5%. So after a few additional communications with the support individual assigned to my ticket we both were satisfied that something extraordinary happened to the unit. So with zero pushback from Minisforum a replacement unit was approved and sent to me. As a tech professional I know most failures occur in the initial burn in process - but that is not always the case. They accepted the warrantee claim and requested the defective unit to be returned. As stated being a Tech professional, I requested if I could send back a partial unit keeping my hard drive will all the personal information and work files. They instead suggested keeping both the drive and memory sticks to make it cleaner, paperwork wise, to return a bare bodes unit and receive a replacement bare bones unit. I went into this portion of the return process offering to just short ship the drive and pay for the missing drive, but this would have delayed the replacement and their solution was so much more elegant and simple. It is nice when companies allow their staff to propose solutions to aid the customer satisfaction process without costing the firm anything to do. I could have short shipped the drive, caused the RMA process to be delayed while they evaluate what else is missing, then either bill me or delay they replacement. But his simple solution solved all my data security concerns and speed up the RMA process. So in conclusion - The great little unit, fast networking, Oculink port has been extremely useful and the post sale customer service proved to be very good. Equipment breaks but good customer service make you return again even though you had problems with the original equipment. So level1techs recommendation holds up!

So far so good, very fast over my previous TH50. I got the 64GB specifically to use one of the 32GB sticks in something else, the actual mini pc itself was just a bonus because the ram alone would have cost as much as the mini pc cost when I bought it. Finally a second nvme slot and a USB 4 port AND 10Gbps A ports on the BACK (why do all these mini pc makers seem to think we want the USB4 ports all on the front and then advertise display out through them and having to have ugly cables permanently plugged into the front USB4 c ports rather than having those ports also nicely hidden on the rear of the unit if you use that function...)

Great little computer I liked it so much. I bought two of them. Is very fast. Easy to upgrade and has very good cooling. It's about the quarter of the size of a PlayStation 5. Very quiet. With ram being so high I think it is well worth the money. Fits on the desk nicely.

It's a new replacement I was advised by MF customer service to pay for it first to replace the 1 years old UM890 due to it frequently freezes up for a minute or two. Once it's setup again, I will ship back the old one. It's an alt way to do the replacement due to they are not willing to ship me a new one before I can send back my old one as I need to use the PC every day for work reasons. Upon receiving the new replacement and transferring the memory chips and SSD's, it just wouldn't boot up at all after 7-8 attempts. Before switching to UM890 model last year, I bought the X7 model which had similar issue and I did replace for a second one and it was the same issue.

This has turned out to be a great little mini PC so far. Very quiet and performant.

Love it. AI Space is growing for this and only gets better everyday. Computer has been running real well for the 2 months I have had it. Speed, ease of setup, graphics all very high. I don’t think the SD card port works though.

Estou bastante satisfeito. É uma máquina! Mas também não podia ser diferente pelo preço cobrado.