Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, Lightweight 11th Intel N5105 Mini Computers(Turbo 2.9GHz), Ultra Thin Extensible 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Micro Desktop Computers,4K HDMI Dual Display, Dual WiFi Business/Home/Office

Works just fine as a small PC running Windows good for an exterior location (its shielded). The ports: DC Input Port, USB 2.0, HDMI x 2, Ethernet RJ45, and an audio port. So far so good will come back and report any issues.

This mini computer is almost unbelievable. It comes with Windows 11 Pro already installed. 8 GB RAM is standard, as is a blazingly fast 256 GB SSD. It is set up for a 4K HDMI dual display. The processor is a very impressive Intel N5105. I set this up on a mobile computer stand with a monitor running a big spreadsheet. We are using it for warehouse inventory. This is a very lightweight and solid machine. It has handled everything we have thrown at it without a hiccup. Very highly recommended.

I was looking for a PC with very small form factor that I could setup for my 10 yr old daughter. This unit met all the requirements from a functionality standpoint but the small size, mainly the thickness impressed me. I was able to fit it behind her screen and had it close to the wall. It fit well on her tiny worktable.

Would not let my large screen start up or boot IL when tried several times. Went back to win 10 upgrade

Good quality and value for the price. Dont expect to do any heavy gaming but for basic Word, Excel or Web browsing it works fine.

Works great so far

Like: portable and can carry easy. Powerful than a tablet

This is an updated review. The first one of these I got was defective. It would shut down and restart every 3-5 min. Very frustrating. I sent it back after a few days after giving up on it getting better. The company sent a new one and it performs flawlessly. Dual HDMI monitor outputs, windows 11 pro, 4 core Intel processor, solid state hard drive. Setup couldnt have been simpler. Amazing that its so small!

Great price and computer for my work needs at my office!

No surprises. Installed Ubuntu 22.10 from USB (dual boot with W11) and only glitch was the need to add to the kernel command line to enable HDMI audio at boot.