I got this for my mom for Mother’s Day to replace her old desktop. She really liked how small and sleek it is compared to the bulky tower she had. It has plenty of ports, and you can detach the SATA hard drive module if you don’t need it. The blue LEDs look cool in the dark. She was very happy with it.

I switched from PC to Mac about 10 years ago. I still have a few legacy programs that I find useful from the Windows XP and Windows 7 era. I used to keep a Windows 7 virtual machine on my Mac but I have recently switched to the Apple Studio with Apple silicon and with that, only Windows 11 is available in Parallels. I decided that I could order this computer and install my old windows virtual machines on it. Then I can access it from my Mac using Microsoft Remote Desktop. The small form factor and very low power draw along with very low cost makes this a reasonable solution for me.

I currently use this as a small media PC for my TV and it works great. I havent had any issues with it, and while it has the usual Intel and Microsoft Bloatware, it wasnt as bad as some computers Ive worked with.

I have a another Kamarui mini-pc thats similar to this model, but Celeron was inside of it and it had less ram, but this Alder Lake runs similarly with similar performance. I am not knocking this newer model and especially for the price, it is worth your money if you need an expensive but better than expected results for your dime. It has enough muscle to do all basic things one would expect for a home or small business computer and some light to medium level games. It`s pretty much entry level and suitable for most needs without the need to sacrifice a lot of money. There are plenty of inputs, 4 x USB and dual screen output HDMI ports all easily accessible because of the mini form factor design. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth as expected, as well as an ethernet port for hardwired connection. The look of the box is sleek with a gaming console look about it and it has an indicator light that shows by color what state the PC is in.

Im a lot more impressed with this than I was expecting to be!

Doesnt really run like it has this much RAM. It lags opening simple applications and can only really have 1 or 2 things open at a time before the lag can threaten to crash programs. Should be fine for very very basic office work and occasionally watching shows or something, but it wont be great if you need word, excel, and a web browser open. Can only really do simple stuff.

So it is Everything it advertises to be. Good RAM and disc space for a mini PC. Beautiful display. Works right out of the box. Connects to wifi easily. Everything works. Im happy with it. Just understand it is a mini PC at an affordable price. This is great for an easy home office set up, but dont expect a real gaming computer or anything specialized. But for the price, you get a pretty good device.

This little PC works great ad I havent experienced any technical issues in the couple weeks Ive had it. Work for all the office basics.

We got this for my daughter to use in her hangout room.

A nice little box that is reasonably fast for what it is. While the memory is not expandable, you can add microSD cards, USB3 devices, and even a 2.5 HDD. The wired network is gigabit, while the WiFi is only dual-band WiFi 5. The Bluetooth controller is an old version at 4.1. It supports 4K output and has two HDMI ports... though I would not expect smooth playback at this resolution. The four-core J4125 CPU runs at 2.0Ghz and a max of 2.7Ghz, which makes it a quick little box with the paired 8GB of DDR4 memory.