Beelink SER5 AMD Mini PC, Ryzen 5 5500U (Up to 4.0 GHz) 6 Cores Mini Computer, 16GB RAM +500GB SSD Micro Desktop, Small PC 4K Triple Displays, WiFi 6+BT5.2, USB3.2 Gen 2, for Home, Office

This little guy is a LOT of bang for the buck.Any Web / Office task is executed quickly and sharply.Windows 11 Runs like a beast, especially if you know your way around Windows (what services to disable, unnecessary program removal, etc...)Works very well for older Steam games, and even plays some newer games like Fortnite and Rumbleverse at respectable FPS rates if you don't mind using "low" texture settings.Device looks sharp, feels well made, and stays remarkably cool, even when really working. Fan is powerful and has a slightly audible but very low noise.It's not a super powerhouse or PC Master Race machine, but it provides a VERY solid experience at an affordable price, and allows for consistent and decent light gaming, at least for a casual like myself.(Ryzen 5 55560U /16G RAM / 512G SSD) - I added a Western Digital 1TB HDD from an old laptop after purchase.

I don't normally write a lot of reviews. But I had to write one for this mini pc. I'm no pc engineer, but I definitely know my way around them. I built my gaming pc and it'll handle anything thrown at it. Okay, so on to the mini pc. I can't say I was hesitant in ordering this because the entire purpose was to have one that would not take up much space. The purpose in the pc is for my office and I really only run a few apps. Maybe play a little music while using the programs. I had looked around on building a cheap desktop and I came across this. Well actually, another brand. So then I got to researching. I finally settled on this one after checking it out and reading reviews. Even checked out YouTube.I thought ok I just spent a fair amount of time looking up a mini pc when it really didn't matter which one as long as it would do the few tasks I needed and not take up space on my desk. But then I thought well, if this is decent enough maybe. Just maybe,I could play a few games on it too (obviously I have a nice gaming pc for that) but still. So I went along with buying it, hooked it up to a new 24 inch curved monitor and after setup I have to say I was kinda mind boggled. Now I haven't tried running any top notch games but I did download and try WOW (world of Warcraft). It ran on ultra settings while the full game downloaded in background. Which typically makes it slower until it's finished. This thing ran it. Quietly I might add. On full ultra settings. I couldn't believe it. This pc fits in my hand and practically weighs nothing. Has plenty of USB A ports and a USB C. With 2 hdmi ports and option to upgrade hdd and ram. Will run triple monitor set up. So it's a little future proof. But honestly I'll never need more than 16gb of ram or 500gb of storage for what I'll be doing on this.Bottom line it's well worth it. Buy it! For the price, the size and pretty much everything else. It's definitely a great buy. Takes no more space than some speakers or even some hdd's. It's quiet, plenty of ports and does multi monitor modes. If you're looking for something that does not take up much space at all. Not loud. Is a pretty solid machine to run average tasks and then some. Buy it! Enough said. I don't feel you'll be disappointed.

Blazing fast in a small format, large Hard Drive and more than adequate RAM for most purposes and with USB C as well as full HDMI and multiple USB 3.1 port sites, the computer is quite serviceable. If any increased RAM is needed, it could be managed, but use of Linux and use od ZRAM are means to boost function though I have no need of this. and the Wifi is Mesh 6 compliant as well! There is a possible option for Tech Support listed for my review, but I have not needed to even bother with that.With 6 Cores and 4.0 GHz some might find the computer slow for them in some games, but I can hardly imagine how that might be the case.Boot up and shutdown appear to be as quick as a flash. Boot time with a Debian system is below 15 seconds and for Windows is maybe twice as long. If that is not fast enough for you, I do not really know what you want.

Got this little mini pc for light gaming. It works fine for games like Minion Masters and Lego Games.I love how compact it is. Great for avg computer user who isn't into heavy graphics for gaming.

Works just fine. Haven't tried to upgrade it yet, but seams to be working just fine. The most advanced CPU in my arsenal. I'm always years behind the top of the line, but this mini is chugging along. My first forte with Windows 11, but will most likely turn it into a Linux box.Haven't used it for gaming, other than "War Commander" on Facebook, the only game I play. It does that fine. Works great out of the box and great potential for the tweakers I guess. Once I figure out how to reinstall the Windows 11 OS (That I payed for). I'll install Q4OS or Mint to see how that works.Review edit follows.....I changed my rating to 5 because I got the belated but 100% accurate response from beelink tech support, that allowed me to reinstall the windows 11 OS, or most importantly install it on the 1TB M.2 2280 SSD I had. After cracking the case, I was amazed at the expandability inside. My box came with the little cabling to connect a 2.5 SSD, but my box was already wired to accept it. This is the most upgradeable mini pc I have ever purchased!

This is beyond impressive, I bought it to work and light gaming, conscious that it was a very low budget one and didn't expect much but it blew my mind away, it runs programs and apps seamlessly, I can game no problems, of course AAA games or intensive graphics games will not run properly but you can't expect it considering the price point for gaming PCs, this is far beyond my expectations.I will forever recommend Beelink, I will update this review in 6 months to see how it goes but for now I will use it as my main PC, it outperforms my $600 laptop for less than half the price.