Fanless Mini PC,Intel x5-Z8350 HD Graphics Mini Computer,Windows 10 64-bit,DDR3L 2GB/32GB eMMC/4K/2.4G/5G WiFi/BT 4.2

I purchased this item based on it's specifications and strong customer ratings. I had researched Personal Home Media servers but already had the hard drives in hand and had a unique requirement to run an older software on Windows to host my Logitech Music devices. It took very little time to configure the windows, set permissions to associated users and to configure my music server. I access the system using remote desktop as well as through network sharing and the performance has been very good given the specifications. Additionally, I have not had any issues with the system streaming to multiple music devices. The unit stays cool, uses very low power and spools down the external HD when not in use. For it's cost and ease of use I feel this PC deserves a strong rating.

i bought this to use with a monitor in the kitchen for cooking shows, music or watching other things.i did not expect it to be so small!reluctantly i plugged it in as per instructions, fired it up, went through the setup and in 5 minutes it was working perfectly......just like my big boy pcs!i put in a 128gb micro sd card and don't plan on using this as a pc! so no downloading or storing, no gaming just a simple pc in the kitchen...(now i have a computer in every room of my house, and i have a big house)finally i love this little thing so small, simple and convenient...that i bought another one after this was installed, but it has much much more memory and connectivity!don't wait....buy one today!

I recently started 3D printing again and decided I wanted to have a dedicated PC but didn't want to spend a lot more cash. I found this little guy and, after comparing the specs/price/size to other comparable PC'sz it was a win, hands down. It's not the fastest or most powerful PC (obviously) but it's got plenty to both run both the Cura and Creality slicers.Anyway, it was delivered a day before I expected it (which was also a plus), and after I got it set up, had run through the Windows setup process, and fully updated it, I restarted and times it. 30 seconds from when I clicked the power button to the login screen. From there it took less than minute for the CPU usage to to drop down to under 20% and it was good to go from there.If you are looking to run a media center, or need a spare PC for a hobby like me, I would recommend this PC.

I have two of these. One is running linux and works great. The second not so much.I dont get amazons other star ratings. This is not a gaming device at all nor do I expect it to be. Its also not for working out or sleep mode....though maybe thats all it is good for.The second one I left windows on. It worked long enough to update windows software (took days) and copy some files to a mico SD card. I was busy and it took me a few weeks to do this. Now after 29 days the unit wont boot or post. I waited a few days because I was traveling and now amazon has to send me back to the seller. No power just a red flash of the LED. It has a stated warrenty for 90 days.I have requested product support twice from the seller. Each time they tell me I can resolve my problem with a bios battery discharge and send me a google drive link with a 6.2Gb zipped file that appears to be a system image (likely the windows image amd the support person has no clue). I tell them this is not instructions on how to recover the device and please send instructions or refund me and their support bot "Tracy" sends me the exact same 6.2gb file to download to 'resolve my problem'. At this point they are either to busy or inept to even read my messages so support is worthless and the second device is now junk after 31 days.I understand computers and devices well. I build pcs and I know how to pull a bios battery and discharge the board. I tried these things along with swapping the battery and none of this fixed my problem with no help from the seller obviously. They didnt read the steps I took in my message.Lets get into engineering while we are at it. Its a square case with removeable bottom. Its important you get the orientation of the case right or you damage the board or usb ports with it when putting it back on. There are no orientation markings...why do you have consumers opening them to fix your bios problems then? Second what genius cut a vent port the exact size of the micro sd card RIGHT ABOVE the labeled micro sd port? If you stick the card in there good luck getting it out. No I didnt do it but I guarantee someone has because its an easy mistake to make.I just want a refund at this point and will replace with something that may work from another vendor as these things are not high end and a dime a dozen. Meanwhile the linux one is not breaking a sweat with the simple dhcp and dns functions I have it doing.

So many people are saying this does not have 5Ghz wifi. It DOES have 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz wifi. I have tested both and they work. not the fasted wifi but works.Microphone. It DOES have a Microphone input. It has a Headphone/Mic Combo Interface. you will need a 4 pole 3.5mm connector to use the mic. I purchased a 4-pole 3.5mm splitter which separates the mic and headphone jack.

The mini pc is perfect for most computer operations. I didn't have much space on my desk and the size of the mini pc worked perfectly. Also it runs fast and just as good as a big desktop. You can't beat the price for the performance and space saving. I would recommend this mini pc to anyone.

So, before I purchased this mini-pc I had purchased a Raspberry Pi because of its size. The pi kept crashing on me and couldn't install any version of linux on it. I was going at it for about two days and finally gave up on it.I found the Guzila mini pc and gave it a try. I was very happy with it as I was able to add Hyper-V support and install a virtual machine with linux. This little thing saved me a headache.

Cheap for the price. 4/64 is good for windows. Windows 10 Pro is a plus to RDP remotely. Good for light browsing.