NiPoGi Pinova P1 Mini PC Windows 11 Pro,Mini PC AMD Ryzen 4300U(Up to 3.7 GHz,Βeats N150/N97),16GB RAM 512GB M.2 SSD Mini Computer,Triple 4K@60Hz Display/USB 3.2/Type-C/HDMI/WiFi/BT for Life

Easy to set up, nice and compact. Plenty USB ports, boots up fast, very quiet. Good price Computer technician has since informed me that if anything goes wrong with it, the data would not be recoverable, so I'd recommend to back up regular.

Had an issue with my initial PC, would just go to black screen randomly and couldnt get it back. Something to do with the graphics drivers. I asked support they tried to help but nothing they could do, so they offered me a free replacement, and paid for the return also. Very helpful and very fast replies on email. Thanks for the help guys, the replacement is working great so far!

This is a great budget friendly product for use as a home media server, and potentially as a lightweight desktop system it comes pre-installed with a genuine copy of Windows 11 and runs a generic AMI BIOS with minimal configuration options - although configuration likely isn't needed. In the box I found: * NiPoGi Mini PC * Power Adapter * Mounting Bracket * HDMI Cable * Instruction Leaflet I use this to run Proxmox which allows me to run a number of virtualized containers and operating systems namely: * Home Assistant OS * Plex LXC Container * Plex Utilities LXC Container * Steam LXC Container (RemotePlay) The Intel N95 CPU also comes paired with an iGPU which allows for hardware encoding and decoding so I can accelerate Plex transcodes and Steam RemotePlay decoding. I've had no issue running 2x4K video transcodes while also streaming games from my desktop PC simultaneously. I would highly recommend opting for the 16GB version as you may run into memory constraints depending on your usage - Windows 11 can use a lot of memory simply running the desktop - and depending on if you use this as a home server it's nice to have more as this will typically be your first bottleneck. Although the memory is upgradable through the 2xSODIMM slots the N95 is limited to 16GB. I use a single 4TB HDD for my relatively small media collection, but the PC also has support to upgrade the internal M.2 SSD and install an additional internal 2.5" SSD through the easily accessible panel on the bottom of the device. Connectivity is also good: * 2xHDMI Outputs * 4xUSB (2 USB 3.0 on the side, 2 USB 2.0 - 1 on the side, 1 on the back) * Gigabit Ethernet * 3.5mm Audio Jack Overall I have no complaints I am well aware of what the system is capable of doing and what it is not - you'd be hard pressed to run any serious games on this, but that's not the point of it. I would definitely recommend if someone is looking to run a similar setup on a budget.

I got an N95 with 16gb ram/512gb ssd. The performance for office work (excel, word, ppt and onenote are perfectly fine. The pc is snappy and boots fast. Easy to set up and is attached to the VESA mount of my monitor (using the included bracket) so its invisible and silent. Nice upgrade from an old i5 4690 stuck with win 10. If its for work then you cant go wrong. I got it on sale at £159 which was pretty fantastic. :)

Replaced my obsolete Mac with this, really impressed with performance and how quiet and small it is.

After less than a year WiFi has stopped working. So now no use. Bought the 16GB RAM & 512GB HD version. Had it up and running out of the box in less than 10mins, needed quite a few Windows 11 updates initially. Really small footprint and nice additional feature that can add extra SATA drive for extra capacity. I have found it totally silent. I was looking for a cheap Windows PC and this totally fits the requirement and exceeded expectations .Web browsing and MS Office are fast.

After 6 months use, I can confirm I found the mini PC perfect for my use. The Windows 11 upgrades happen perfectly. The supplier support has been great - I had a recent issue with the power adapter that they replaced it to resolve the problem.

Better than any cheap laptop money can buy. Amazing performance.