NIMO Mini PC Desktop, AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 128GB LPDDR5 8000MHz RAM 2TB SSD (Up to 5.1GHz) AI Server Radeon 8060S Graphics Computers with USB4.0 BT5.2 WiFi 7, 4K Display

This is a really great computer for the price. I needed something basic to get me by until I had the money for a new gaming pc. I needed to be able to empty my pictures and videos from my phone memory, complete some smaller work tasks, manage documents here and there, etc. You know, just something to get me by. This is better than basic, no contest. It's faster and more efficient than I expected, takes up very little space, stays connected to the internet reliably, and was hands down the easiest setup I've ever had with a computer. It gets mildly warm with use but isn't a problem when I forget and leave it running. I keep it upright so air can circulate easily, and it just works fantastically for what I needed. I love it so much that I decided to sace for longer, and get myself something amazing for gaming. I highly recommend this mini pc for quality, reliability, and price, and I'd definitely buy it in the future.

Nice and fast enough for me. Love the size and enough ports for all my peripherals.

This is surprisingly impressive. I really like the addition of the VESA bracket and the computer just works. I feel like this was a great deal on a good computer. Oh for those of you who don't know VESA it is a bracket that lines up with the preset mounting holes on the back of your monitor so with a decent monitor it is like an all-In-one with surprising connectivity for such a compact size. Check out the video.

Its good for normal non intensive use. Buy ir for your mom or little sister when they are just getting into it

Purchased the 16GB/512GB version on sale for $149. This is my first from this company; after being burned by ACEMAGIC/ACEMAGICIAN and finding very intentionally placed spyware/malware (which they later claimed was an "accident", yeah right) I no longer trust anything I buy on Amazon, especially things from China. Nimo PC is an American company and I'm all for supporting them, but this particular product is made in China and sold by Nimo. So I'm going to be careful. UPDATE: I had previously mentioned that I was going to do a deeper scan, which I eventually did. I found nothing worrisome, all scans including a full offline scan came back with no known threats. I also verified that the Windows 11 Pro license key was legitimate (some no-name companies like to use gray market activation keys to save money, some of which might suddenly expire after six months, some of which are "permanent" but not legal for personal use and might get canceled by Microsoft at any time) so I was really happy to see that. Specifically, this is an OEM-DM key. I'm pretty sure this basically stops you from transferring the key to any other machine because the activation key is tied to the hardware. [end updated section] As expected for this series of processors, power usage is minimal. The CPU has a TDP of 6W, and in use the entire computer averages about 8W at idle. The highest I've seen it peak, with a lot of CPU and disk writing, was about 22.5W. That's just incredible to me. You could power three of these, all running at 100% utilization, and still be using about the same power as a single incandescent light bulb. I love the N95 and N100 for this reason. Hardly any power usage means you don't have to feel bad about your electricity usage even if you (like me) have several of these running Proxmox or performing other important tasks on your network. They even make great game system emulators (at least for the older systems). If you want a little more "oomph" for a little more power usage, mini pc's with the AMD Ryzen 5825U and 7730U have a TDP around 15W but are also about 3x as fast according to benchmarks.

Pros: The performance is excellent—it’s fast and handles everything I throw at it. It also looks great; the design is very modern and stylish. Cons: Size & Design: The case is larger than expected for a mini PC. Also, the performance mode button is confusing because there’s no indicator to show which mode is active. Noise: Under load, there is noticeable coil whine. Occasionally, it also makes clicking or scratching sounds similar to an old hard drive, even though it's an SSD-based system. Important Tip: Save your Windows product key before reinstalling the system! The key is not embedded in the BIOS, so you will need it for manual activation.

What the? This was on sale for $159 plus another $20 off. For $139, I was pretty much expecting to have to return it the next day. But I was wrong! This thing is pretty tiny, but it's got a decent Pentium N100 quad-core Intel Processor, an actual 16GB of DDR5 memory, and an actual Samsung NVMe SSD, plus Window 11 Pro activated, WiFi6, Bluetooth, Gigabit Ethernet, and more. It even downloaded over WiFi at over 200 Megabits/sec. which is around the limit of my router. With the RAM being worth around $40 alone, and the SSD around the same, and a Windows 11 Pro license costing hundreds at retail, I don't get how Nimo does it. The only negatives I can think of is that the N100 is no Core i5, and that power is provided via a standard barrel connection and not USB-C. In daily usage, even though the N100 is often pinned at 100% and screaming for mercy, it loads programs, installs software, edit documents, plays streaming video, and surfs the web all at very decent speeds, enough so that you might not notice you're running a low-power Celeron. It's that good. No, you can't game on it. Grab one of these if it meets your needs -- you won't regret it, as long as you don't buy the pink one. :-)

Love it. I have it connected to my LG SmartTV. Works flawlessly. I like the compact design and it has all the ports (ethernet, HDMI, USB, etc.) I need. Well done! The only thing I'll do is bump up the ram to 32 gb for speed. Otherwise, It's good as it is.