EQ14 Mini PC, Intel 13th Twin Lake-N150 (up to 3.6GHz, Upgraded N100), 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB M.2 SSD, Dual LAN Mini Desktop Computer Support 4K@60Hz Dual Display/WiFi 6/BT 5.2 for Home/Office

I had to upgrade my computer since my old one wouldn’t run Windows 11 and I need that because Turbo Tax ( don’t get me started on them and their complete disregard for their customers) requires Windows 11 . So far the Beelink computer is excellent. Does everything thing I need and was only $200

Love this thing. Much smaller than I thought, very fast and easy to set up. First thing I did was to delete Windows and install Linux Mint. Seamless and easy and in 15 minutes I was up and working. Only problem I found is that all the antennas are right on this small case and so my wireless keyboard and mouse were super flakey from the interference. Even a 6" dongle didn't help so I put a 1 meter USB dongle and put the wireless receiver on that and it works great. This is one of those: "why didn't I do this sooner?" things since it will easily replace that big box under my desk.

This mini PC has proven to be an outstanding media server for me. I've had it for some time, and its remarkably low power consumption combined with its strong transcoding capabilities mean it effortlessly handles everything I throw at it. It truly fits my needs perfectly.

I use this to run Home Assistant and a handful of dockers. It's power consumption is low and it's been running very cool. The size is nice and the fit and finish was better than I expected. It's so quiet that I'm not even sure if there's a fan or not.

I purchased or received this product on Mar 29, 2025. As I am retired my needs for a perspective computer have changed and need for computing power has changed. This was my first mini computer and I was pleased with how well it handled my day-to-day activities. Approximately, 5 months later my computer is shutting down intermittently. When I contacted the company they have me walk through a series of possible fixes to include flashing the BIOS (which cost me the price of buying a thumb drive big enough to hold the data) which I did at my expense. When they asked me to open the casing, I let them know I did not own a screwdriver small enough to fit the screws and I pressed them about returning the unit. Bee-link.com sent me an address to return the unit, not a label where THEY pay for shipping, an address to return the computer where I have to pay for the shipping...oh and BTW they recommend you don't send it via USPS, so its a little more expense. It took 6 days to get it to them and it has been 8 days since they got it and of course they wont send a new one until they get the bad one. This sucks. The company is in China so communication via email is "difficult". When the computer was working it appeared to be top notch but this is ridiculous, I should not have to pay additional money toward a defective device. Shame on you Bee-link.com If anything changes I will update.

Using this as my home assistant, Plex server, and pi hole. Seems like it's doing it's job well and was super ready to set up with Proxmox. Definitely glad I spent the money on it. Trying to figure out what I should throw on it next.

Not properly functioning. Came defection. Had to dispose of it. Wasted time , money and energy on it.

Great little unit, super small (smaller than my hand)