MeLE Fanless Mini PC Quieter3Q 11th Gen N5105 8GB 256GB Windows 11 Pro Micro Computer WiFi 6 Small Desktop Service with USB-C PD, Gigabit Ethernet, Dual HDMI 4K, Auto Power on, PXE Support M.2 SSD

I build computers and was holding out for an ASUS equivalent - I was also holding out for a better CPU. The specs on this box were OK so I went for it and am so glad I did. I added a faster memory card and discovered how well this computer works - it’s extremely quick and has been working well now for close to a year! I don’t play games but do a lot of other cpu intensive work on it and it does heat up. I expected it to burn out but it hasn’t! I attached a tiny cpu like fan to the outside of the case and it has unexpectedly kept the box a good 20 degrees cooler. I think this puppy will prove to be one of my favorite machines. It does so well that I have given up on ASUS and look forward to this manufacturers next generations! Thanks MeLe.

It is an excellent mini PC. Ive been using it for almost three weeks and it has worked flawlessly. It can get hot when doing e. g. a Windows Update, so I also bought AC Infinity MULTIFAN S1 (ASIN: ‎ B00G059G86) and it takes care of the high temperature even at the fan lowest setting (it has three: Hi/Med/Lo). I also installed Debian Linux on WLS2 and it works well, too, along with the Windows 11 Pro that came with the MeLE Fanless Mini PC Quieter3Q.

I purchased this unit specifically for a fanless design which this has. It is also extremely small and compact.

This little thing is faster then my old laptop for accessing my images during acquisition maybe do to the nvme I added. Go for the lowest storage space and the most ram you can get them just upgrade your storage space to an nvme ssd. You might have to go through a process to use it as a bootable just watch astro Patriots video on how to do so its supper easy. You can use this little guy for shot of things.

Windows 11 Pro pe installed, 8 GB of RAM, 128 GB of internal storage, with an upgradable M.2 SSD slot.

I got this MeLE Mini PC Fanless Quieter3Q to try. Ive tested and reviewed multiple different Mini PCs. This MeLE one is the smallest one Ive tried -- it is not much bigger than my mouse.

Its a Celeron so, dont expect miracles. For a small little dead-silent machine it is definitely worthwhile, but again, Celeron. It is a model from 2021 so its definitely a step up from a lot of the other similar systems running hardware years older. Manage your expectations and its a decent little guy.

The item showed up and had obviously been opened - the box was torn, the power cord twist tie had been removed, and the machine had a Windows account on it already. So not just opened, used. This item was supposed to be new. Im wiping the drive but I frankly am a bit worried that I was 1.) sold a used machine as new and 2.) whoever had it before me did... something to it, e.g malware, keylogger, etc., and I do NOT trust the device.

I use this tiny computer for embedded device and web development. I have it running lots of services on my local network. The installed Windows 11 OS was throwing driver error dialogs when I booted. Didnt care because I was never going to use Windows on this box. Installed Ubuntu and its been smooth. The Celeron N5105 is no slouch with four cores and threads. As far as heat, this little gem chugs along < 40c all the time. I would recommend this as a Linux server for SMB use.

Ive owned 2 of the older Quieter2 computers for awhile now and been quiet happy with them. The Quieter3Q is pretty much the exact same only with a significantly beefier processor. While not a gaming computer by any definition it does handle Minecraft surprisingly well, aside from a slightly long initial loading screen. Overall exceedingly happy with the system.