Mini PC 8GB DDR4 256GB SSD Intel Celeron J4125 Processor Quad Core(up to 2.7GHz),4X USB 3.0 Ports, Gigabit Ethernet,Digital Mic,4K HDMI 2.0/DP Port,Dual Band Wi-Fi,BT 5.0

Excellent ultra-small Intel platform with nice port selection and comes with Win10 Home pre-installed. Eligible for upgrade to Win11--upgrade ran without problems. The dual ethernet ports allows configuring the device as a router/firewall. Win11 ran pretty crisp on 8GB RAM and the m.2 drive. First time opening an item like "Widgets" may see some delay to populate frames, but subsequent use negligable wait. Could even have been my internet technically as Widgets loads data from news feeds and so forth. Power button a little close to other ports, but that's a pretty minor nitpick. Have not attempted gaming on this system, so will not offer an opinion other than if you only have 200 for you gaming rig, you better have realistic expectations. But it renders desktop apps beautifully. I had intended to just turn this into a network device but find myself reluctant to purge the li'l guy's brain. There's a microSD slot and I think I may try to see how well it works as a backup target. That slot may turn out to be a cool little feature, we'll see. I like this item so far.

No ive

Was looking for a mini-footprint pc to use for a backup device. Video keeps cutting out (using monitor from other computer that is 100% solid on that one). no helpful tech support available. Was just past the return window so stuck with it. >0 stars cuz at least it's not a brick.

After many long years, my standard PC died (no more repairs). I was told about this computer. After the setup, I was amazed due to the size. The speed and cost have not been disappointing so far.:-)

A lot of value in a little box, the computer measures 1-1/4 inch high, by 5-1/5 inch long, by 4-3/4 inches. It fits in the palm of the hand, yet boots up quickly and is great for daily tasks. I am dual booting Ubuntu which plays nicely with UEFI. The COOFUN name is on the case, but the UEFI menu says minisforum. Same company based in Taiwan, but the computer was manufactured in China.

Rock solid performace running Slackware Linux. The 2 ethernet ports made it perfect as a LAN router. Running DHCP & DDNS on the WAN port, DNS & DHCP on the LAN port. Using iptables to forward ports & protect the LAN. Wireless is provided using separate access point mesh network devices. So far very pleased...

I restarted this device probably about 8 times n a row via the GUI, attempting to get to a Startup Boot screen, and by around the 9th time, it now no longer turned on properly - no signal is detected by the monitor. I will be returning this.

I was looking for a small form factor PC to use primarily for streaming ... my son suggested this model and I liked the price. It was very easy to setup and install the 4-5 apps I use regularly and I was doing what I wanted after about 45 mins or downloading, installing, and registering the software I use. At this pont, Having used the product for a few weeks, I am thoroughly satisfying both with the performance and, especially, the form factor which is perfect for my needs. This little guy packs a punch!

Used for tv viewing

My wife loves this so far. Powerful performance for small form factor. Runs windows 10 and Microsoft Office 2019 without a hitch. RAM and SSD are not to be sniffed at. Only criticism I will have is the location of the ports... Would be better if there are 2 USB ports in front and 2 behind instead of all 4 being in front... Reason is the keyboard and mouse will occupy 2 and plugging them in front is less asthetically pleasing and takes up more space.

Great little device with good performance. Built-in dual band WiFi and enough USB ports to connect everything you'll need. The built-in micro-SD card is an inexpensive way to add an additional 128/256GB of storage.