ACEMAGIC Laptop 15.6 inch 16GB DDR4 512GB SSD, Intel 12th Alder Lake N95(Up to 3.4GHz) with Windows 11 Pro Thin Computer, Light Metal Laptop PC Support FHD, 2.4G/5G WiFi, BT5.0, 2×Speaker, Mic, USB3.2

Great PC option for those that really need the space. The specs are really only suitable to office work and low level gaming though.

I got this to use as a media server in my camper. It runs very smoothly. When I loaded the media on the internal drive, the streaming buffered a lot. I moved the media to a USB harddrive and now it streams very smoothly. It is super small which is why I wanted it.

This listing has changed since I first ordered a Mini PC from this manufacturer. This review is for the Mini PC with Intel Celeron, not for the laptop. This mini PC has been great over the past few months of use. It was sold at $199.99 at time of ordering. It is able to be mounted on the wall, laid down flat on a table, or can be stood up vertically without the need of a stand, although it is most likely best to be laid down flat on a table as opposed to vertical, as the wires may knock it down. The PC was relatively simple to set up, all you need is a power cable, and to connect the PC to a TV or monitor (or set of dual monitors if you’d like), and then go through the guided set-up process. The PC has Intel Celeron already downloaded on it, which works pretty well given that it is one of the “slowest” of the Intel series processors. I originally ordered this in hopes to be able to modify it, but I haven’t tried so far because the processor works fairly well for regular day-to-day tasks which is what I ordered this item for. It would be nice to be able to play games on this thing but it’s not possible, at least not in my experience. Maybe simple games like solitaire or tetris, but this isn’t equipped for any heavy gaming. All in all, this is great for the average user who likes to browse the web, watch some streaming services, or store items. This is not well equipped for gamers or editors, music producers, etc.

At about the footprint of a softball. This tiny Windows 11 has some full sized specs. 250GB Solid State drive and 8 GB of RAM. The system is powered by an Intel Jasper Lake CPU. In the box is a mounting bracket & screws, HDMI cable and power supply. Set up: I didnt have a monitor to use so with the HDMI outputs & supplied cable I connected this to my 42 inch LG TV set. It looked great! The system Powers up with a small button on the front. After which it prompts with a few questions about your location, asks for a user name then password to be entered. One more step was answering 3 security questions. In a few minutes this was up running on my big screen and ready to go. This was a quick and easy process. Overview: I suspect Ill plug in USB external memory and use this to play and organize songs or as a photo server for my library. This performed as expected and looked great on the big screen. If you have the right use for it or if its just going be a WIN 11 PC in another room, Recommended!

Great on saving space. Good for basic computer stuff.

I got another mini-pc last year that I thought was ridiculously small but than this came and it was about another 30% smaller. Given its price this is practically worth it just for the Wondows 11 Pro key, but youll get a good chunk more than that. Dont get me wrong these Celeron processors are pretty limited. Youll find more power in a typical higher-end smartphone. But this is an ultra-light and ultra portable desktop experience in a surprising quality shell. My only wish is if it had a USB-C port.

This thing is TINY!!! It will fit just about anywhere you would want. Three HDMI ports, now, dont expect 4K High FPS, but three HDMI is impressive anyway. Plus 2 ethernet ports! This thing will be great with the W11 already installed, or maybe even pfsense or similar PC-Based router OSes... Its so little!! Its pretty quiet as well and runs warm, but not hot. You need a small PC for surfing and general POS or word processing, this things for you! 8GB RAM and 256SSD (nvme), and you got a decent little PC!!

I havent used Windows OS for decades. This mini Windows computer is a great supplement to my life. The OS is the latest Windows 10 pro, which is awesome. It is both strange and familiar to use Windows again. I like this mini computer very much. It is also a good alternative to Raspberry Pi. Now I have Mac, Linux, and Windows OS at the same time. Cool and compact design: The ACEMAGICIAN Mini PC has a sleek and modern design that fits well in any workspace or entertainment setup. Its small size (only 4.92 x 4.41 x 1.97 inches) makes it easy to move and store. Lightweight: Weighing only 1.21 pounds, this mini PC is easy to carry around, which makes it ideal for business trips or travel. Powerful specs: With the Intel Celeron N5095 processor (up to 2.9GHz), 8GB DDR4 RAM, and 256GB SSD, the ACEMAGICIAN Mini PC can handle multiple tasks and applications with ease. It also supports 4K HDMI triple displays, which is great for multitasking. Latest Windows 11 OS: The mini PC comes with the latest Windows 11 Pro operating system, which provides a smooth and seamless user experience. It also has advanced security features that keep your data safe and secure. Easy to set up: Setting up the Mini PC is a breeze. You can plug it into any monitor or TV using the HDMI port and connect it to the internet via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, or Gigabit Ethernet. Multiple ports for different needs: The mini PC has multiple ports for various needs, including 3 USB 3.0 ports, one RJ45 port, and a headphone/mic jack. These ports allow you to connect to various devices and peripherals, such as printers, scanners, and external hard drives. One thing I dont like is the number layout of the ports. Why 2 ethernet ports and 3 HDMI? Whos gonna use 2 ethernet cables and 3 monitors at the same time? Why dont they add a couple of USB-C ports? Its DC 12V power port is old fashioned as well. Hope they can make some improvement.

Works great for working at home. Steal on the price!

This is a great little Mini PC with lots of connectivity options. It boasts 2x 1GB NICs, several USB-A ports (2x 3.0 in the front, and 2x 2.0 in the front and two more in the back). It also has a USB-C (Data only, no thunderbolt) in the front. For video, it has full-size HDMI and DisplayPort. It works great with two monitors, and thanks to the Celeron process it is very power efficient. The system uses passive cooling, so it is virtually silent (no fan) and can run 24x7. The case is all plastic, but since you probably wont be swapping out components or moving this around much I dont really mind. I found the performance to be pretty good, at least for a single focus task. If you are shopping on Amazon, streaming a movie, and have a Word processor open you might start to feel things get sluggish because it isnt great at multitasking, but it can do some light work while performing other tasks. Just remember that this isnt a full-powered desktop even though its running a full desktop OS. For around $200 I think this a very fair price and its a great device to have around, assuming you have a need for it. I mostly use it connected to my TV now, so I can have a computer connected to it without needing to bring my laptop over.