This computer actually for the size is fairly fast and was super easy to set up. One tip would be to get a USB hub so you can add an external hard drive, keyboard and mouse. But I really like the design and how it came with an HDMI extension as well. Overall great buy.

This is very nice and small device .. This small computer is a very reasonable… 4 USB ports very helpful to attach accessories like keyboard, mouse etc…everything nice and as expected…

Who needs another laptop if you can plug this into a big screen and have a pair of wireless keyboard/mouse? I wanted to use my work laptop purely for work so this was a good solution instead of buying another laptop thats not likely to be carried around anywhere. All the important ports are there for HDMI (video) and USB (keyboard, mouse , or other accessories). Setup was easy, Windows 11 (Professional version too, by the way) started set up. The only thing missing is MS Office, but thats on me if I wanted to subscribe to Office 365. For internet usage and other simple tasks like checking web emails -- this has been great. I do not play games so thats not even a concern in terms of display and memory. As long as its quick for usual office tasks and web browsing, it fits most of my needs, as well as my family members. I have some older PCs in a small tower format, Ill probably just donate them later this year now that I have this. Good solution for people who already have monitor/TV and wireless keyboard/mouse to use (you can plug wired keyboard/mouse too, of course).

I am so happy to be able to try this mini-pc! I have no complaints about this little treasure! It works pretty well for me.... all I need/want/have is a basic set-up... I dont game, I dont do any creations or designing, I only stream through my phone and TV so this is absolutely perfect for someone like me. It is small and honestly, I wish I had this when I was in college! It would have saved me SOOOOOOOOO much time, hassle, and money! I would say go for it if you need something for a backup or for homework, etc. Well worth the cost!!!

This PC stick is a pretty cool item. It has enough power to do school work or internet surfing with your mouse, keyboard and monitor. It has Windows 11. Works great with wifii and bluetooth headphones. Saves a lot of space and you can take it with you!

I had heard of the “stick-type” mini pc’s, but this was the first I have seen in person. While it may seem like a USB media player like a Roku or Fire Stick, it is actually about twice as big. I assume much of that size is due to the external connections like power and USB, but it seems like a lot of weight to dangle off an HDMI port. It comes with a short extension cable (about 1 foot), but you’ll have to get a longer M-F HDMI cable if you want to locate the unit further away.

This is a very interesting little device that I didnt know even existed until recently. After popping it out of the box I plugged it into an extra TV that I had and plugged it in and it immediately turned on and started booting up. It comes with a Windows 11 license so you have everything that you would have on a normal portable laptop. It did Chug a little bit if you try to tax it too much and sometimes it could lag when doing things too quickly like typing for instance, but for the most part its a good little device for web browsing, productivity, and consuming some media. I was able to get YouTube to play pretty well and I tested Roblox to see how it would do with some light gaming. On the gaming front it works but it did struggle a little bit and the graphics were pretty subpar. I didnt notice after a while it started to get a little warm to the touch so that could also be an issue if you plan on using it for a long periods of time since it doesnt have an internal fan.

Kind of like to watch TV in bed and have had a problem with my ROKU, this worked well. Load up my player in browser and off we go.

The PC is okay in term of performance. If you are using this PC for casual use and not running a lot of heavy program than it is good and save a lot of space especially in an office environment where gaming or streaming is not a concern. If you are planning to use this to play some games, it does gets hot. I tried a few 3D games on it and sometime it can lag a bit but that is normal for this type of computer. The shell of the PC is made of plastic that does not seem very durable so I would not recommend dropping it because it could crack. If you are using this PC for office, some video streaming and web surfing than it is perfect but any thing else will put too much stress on the device.

The PC itself is about twice as big as my Roku devices. It came with an HDMI adapter (only necessary if the HDMI port to receive the PC sits at an angle where the PC wont plug in directly), a power cord, and a minimalist instruction manual (I didnt need more).