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I was suspicious about performance and power but after getting this device and setting it up, I am impressed. I operates with the same power as my laptop and has helped me be more productive.

Excellent purchase. PC boots up quickly and has plenty of power for all I need to do. I use it to run my uccnc software for cnc control along with vectric for design. PC shipped in record time and packaged very well. You cannot beat it for the price and the size.

This little unit has great capacity, and with every other Windows 11 computer I have used, it loads rather quickly. My setup includes two 27-inch Sceptre monitors, and it handles them quite well. I also purchased a USB hub that allows me to expand the number of devices I can plug into it.Pros: It has a small profile, similar to any other tiny PC, and features a decent number of USB ports.Cons: As with a lot of newer PCs and laptops, this unit only comes with a single 3mm jack that is supposed to be used for both microphones and speakers. Because of that, you will want to use a splitter that will allow you to use both. Also, the onboard wifi is not great. I have had to purchase an external wifi just to get a more stable signal that is a lot closer to the actual speed I should be getting from my router. Something else I noticed is that there is a bit of distortion coming through on the speakers I plugged into the device, which could be a grounding issue.

Been going strong for a few months now. I would highly recommend for the price.

We purchased this for our Community Radio station (LPFM) and I'm shocked on its performance! Especially for the price tag, I was expecting a lagging slow computer, but it is shockingly great on performance. Its VERY QUIET which is IMPORTANT in the studio! I also have a Mac Mini M4 Pro, and its comparable - yet smaller...only drawback, is my assumption (From having a MacMiniM4) no internal speakers. But in our situation, its not needed. Video quality for 2 moniters is surprisingly well. it is NOT 2 HDMI as one would expect, it has 1 HDMI & 1 D-Video out, however both perform VERY well. I'm planning on expanding it to 6 monitors this week...I'll return after. So far i'm very impressed...with the storage, ram and compact size!

Compact, fast, low power consumption, comes complete with Windows 11. Perfect for a "garage computer" running two displays.

Every so often it hits me, when I think that my parents paid over $2500 to get a personal computer for my brother and I, with a 0.5 kHz CPU and 32k of RAM, a 9-inch monochrome screen, and 5.25" floppy drive.And now I credit them (and that computer) with getting me started in my chosen path of education and then my career. Oh and also, tangentially, my fascination with cheap, small computers that I can set up for whatever tasks I can dream up for them. I didn't need this computer. When I bought it, I wasn't even particularly sure why. Currently it's being used just as an alternate desktop. So if I want to look something up real quick, do I fire up "The Beast", which is my gaming desktop with ALL THE THINGS that also eats up about 300 watts when sitting idle, or do I switch to this little box, which hardly even puts a blip on my power meter?But that's not all I'm planning on using it for. I already have another one that's my RetroArch box, it plays all of the old Nintendo, Sega, and Playstation games. For this one, I've already wiped the drive and installed the latest Debian on it. I'm going to see if there's any benefit to using this as a media PC (with the Synology NAS as storage) rather than streaming from the NAS directly, which is what I'm currently doing. If not, my plan is probably to offload the jobs of two of my Raspberry Pi's (one Pi-Hole and one Homebridge server) onto this box and then find something else to do with the Raspberry Pi's.Anyway, this isn't going to be your next gaming PC. That is, unless gaming for you is just old Nintendo roms. But it's powerful enough for day to day stuff, and at this price it's an incredibly good deal!

Works but can't use it with more than one monitor.