Beelink Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U(7nm, 6C/12T) up to 4.0GHz, Mini Gaming Computer 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB NVME SSD, Micro PC 4K@60Hz Dual Display/WiFi6/BT5.2/Office/Home/HTPC/W-11 Pro

Una máquina sobrada de rendimiento para lo que yo la uso. Una lap con estas características fácilmente triplicaria el costo.

Waited for over a full year before leaving review. Actually pretty darn good for a mini pc. Got it back May 2024, been running windows apps with no problems, AAA games. Kinhank and other 12TB game drives through the USB connections with no hiccups. Even hooking up the Retro Shooter lightguns and games worked just fine. Upgrading was easy enough. Changed from 1tb to 4tb NVME and 4tb SSD easily enough. WI-FI working great, consistent speed of over 650 Mbps, more than fast enough for me. Noise is minimal. Thought I'd ran into a problem when Battlefield 6 came out Oct 2025. Installed it on steam...but after upgrading the AMD drivers, played with no problems. So even with the integrated graphics AMD Card, it runs fine. Got this as a portable one in case I want to take it to another room and hook it up on the big screen TV and works great. For a small, versatile, overall price and powerful mini-pc, it is worth it. Switching between using the DP to the HDMI port was easy, even got a DP to HDMI adapter plug to try it on two monitors and ran into no problems. Bluetooth on it works just fine. Attached a small usb hub to stash in the very back of the shelf. mouse, keyboard, others and ran into no issues. Didn't get hot in any way. TIPS: if you play AAA type games, those with over 50gb + sizes, install on the NVME. Other programs or light gaming ones on the SSD. If you run into a problem trying to play AAA games or a brand newer game and it's not running right or stalls. Most likely you just need to update the AMD drivers. Don't bother looking for a specific one for this, just go to the AMD website, download the AMD adrenaline program and once it's installed, it will let you install the latest one right through the software. OOH..other tip like if you play Battlefield 6 and similar games, you will need to go into the BIOS to change to Secure Boot mode. Don't worry, play the game and if not pops up, then you are good to go. If not..it'll tell you. So many mini-pcs out there and for sure more powerful ones and of course..more expensive ones, but for the mid-price one...this one rocks!!!!

Muy comodo el tamaño, excelente equipo, lo uso en ofimatica e inclusive he editado video en 1080 sin problema, sirve para mi proposito!!

Excellent mini-pc. I am running Fedora 42 on it, and using it headless. All hardware is detected and works correctly. SSD was the Crucial P310 1TB (okay, but DRAMless, fast read/write, slow TRIM). I added a second SSD to use as the primary drive instead of it (you will want a magnetic screwdriver, as it's hard to reach the M.2 screw). I didn't test the WiFi, but it's the Intel AX200. Cooling is very good, with a room temperature of 22°C, it is 30-32°C idle, and 57-85°C under load. Performance remains stable. Since the SSD is on the bottom, it stays cool even when the CPU is hot. Fan is relatively quiet. Power adaptor is warm, but not hot. The CPU is essentially the 8745HS. The case feels sturdy, and the power button is clicky without being sticky (the light is very bright though). Very happy with it, and even though it's one of the most expensive Beelink PCs, it's also vastly superior to the cheaper ones in many ways. Unlike the cheaper ones, it doesn't really compromise on anything, and uses properly branded parts. Hopefully it lasts a long time too.

I use this for my UNRAID NAS platform. It's beautiful. Runs very quietly and very low power consumption. It can hold up to 24TB of solid state storage so it's great for an easy home server. Before settling on UNRAID, I also tested Open Media Vault, which it ran without issues. I ultimately went with UNRAID simply because it's easier.