BeelinkMini S12 Mini PC - 12th Gen Intel N95 (Up to 3.4GHz), 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, 4K Dual Display, WiFi 5, BT 4.2, 1000Mbps LAN - Low Power Mini Desktop Computer

Received the unit on time. Well packed. Connected it to a keyboard and mouse (both wireless with USB receivers) and wired it to a monitor (HDMI). Turned it on and the system booted to Win11 Pro. Then, I went through the normal Windows startup sequence. Connected to the 'guest' network on my home network, downloaded a 'virus/malware' scanning app and ran a full system scan, as some similar units have had problems with included malware. The system checked out with no virus or malware found. Then, spent the morning watching the computer downloading and installing all of the updates for Win11 Pro. When finished, I loaded an app to monitor my home security cameras (24/7) and connected the unit to my wired security network. Once setup, the unit has worked fine except for one glitch after the first 24 hours (do not know what happened). Since then (3 days), no problems. The unit came with a mounting bracket that enabled me to mount the unit with ease (two screws). The unit does seem to run a little bit hot. Waiting to see its longevity.

Why didn't I find this sooner? I was runnign Home Assistant on a small Home Assistant Green device and wanted to upgrade. Rasberry Pi's are quite expensive now compared to when they were first in use.This computer is faster, a bit cheaper when you consider everyting the Pi would need, and I have the ability to upgrade the Storage later should I want to.I have been running Home Assistant on it for a few months now and it has never given me any problem. It came with Windows which I completed the installation before moving onto Linux for my use. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, IP network compatibility are all included.If you're a Windows user, this computer can probably do anything you need it to, and do it quickly. Besides, think of the cash you can save? When is the last time you heard of an I7 for ~$200 usd?

From what I can tell so far, this is like a laptop but missing the keyboard, mouse and display. It works great and it comes with Windows 11 too. Booted up super easy and ready to use in only a couple of minutes. I added a keyboard, mouse, display and connected to Internet using WiFi. I use it for ham radio logging websites and radio control. The 4K display output makes everything look phenomenal. My desktop PC doesn't even look as good as the graphics on this little PC. Not sure how long it will last but I imagine it will last as long as a laptop if you don't over stress it. Whomever thought of this idea is a genius!

Got what I expected. The only thing is I ordered to Europe and forgot to ask for the proper adapter, when I asked support, I would have to jump multiple hoops and would be costly just to have European adapter deliver to me.

Easy setup. The pc performs well in every respect with no hardware or Windows issues. It's a quality product, the China based manufacturer has done a great job. (You probably don't hear that often.). The small physical size is truly amazing.

After reading a bunch of reviews on different Mini PC's, we decided on this little guy. We wanted a portable backup PC for the house and a space saving unit for my RV. Although we have tablets and laptops, we wanted a PC with that would have a larger screen without having to screen cast to TV.1. We use our computers for everyday computing (internet, email, word processing, online streaming, video cloning/editing and converting to save to a portable hard drive and Network attached storage).2. This Mini PC has a 4 core processor (up to 3.4GHz), 16GB ram, 500GB SSD (upgradable), Wifi6, Ethernet port, 4 UBS ports, 2 HDMI ports and a one year warranty (extended warranty can also be purchased). It comes with a 5 volt, 3 amp power adapter and installed Windows 11. We use a wireless keyboard and mouse and mounted the unit to the Vesa mounting holes on the back of a Fire 1080 TV.3. Every aspect of this Mini PC works flawlessly. It is comparable to a Desktop PC. It processes very fast, boots very quickly, has great HDMI picture quality and takes up no desk space. It is so impressive that all of this is packed inside such a small unit.4. As for intensive gaming, this Mini PC probably isn't the best choice. You would want a faster processor and video interface. But for everyday computer chores, this unit would work very well for most users.5. Keep in mind, if you buy this unit, you will need a keyboard/mouse (wired or wireless) and a display unit of some kind (computer monitor, high resolution 1080 TV, etc.).6. This is what I spent for everything: this Mini PC ($159.00), 24” Fire TV ($90 on sale), wireless keyboard and mouse ($35). Now I have a complete portable desktop PC (with TV) for about $284.00. If you already have a compatible TV, keyboard or mouse, then you won’t need to buy any of that.

good for 4 month then quits manfact wont contact me about it

I bought this to watch internet on my TV with the freedom of not using a locked down service. I got a wireless keyboard and mouse to search for media from the couch.