U300 PC Computer Intel Celeron 3867U Windows 10(64-bit) Mini PC 8GB DDR3/ 128GB, Super Silent Cooling System/ 2.4G+5G Dual WiFi/Dual HDMI Output Display 4K HD/Gigabit Ethernet

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I have been looking for something to replace my current computer which is a full size Desktop PC and saw this one so I gave it a try and I was very happy with this product. It’s very well built, The case looks very stylish, well designed with the additional space for a 2.5” hard drive neatly tucked under the removeable case’s cover. Here are the features that I really like about this mini PC:* It’s very fast comparing it to other mini PC in its class. My full size desktop’s performance is subpar to this Intel Celeron 3867U processor. In term of power usage, this mini PC only draws about 5 watts per hour, compare to my full desktop that draws about 70 watts/hour, which is 14x more than this. Since I’m leaving this new computer on 24/7, power consumption is a huge factor.* This PC is very small, it fits on the palm of my hand, but it includes pretty much everything: WIFI (b/g/n), Bluetooth 4.0 (I think), gigabit LAN (RJ45) port, an microSD Card slot, has 4 USB 3.0 port, also a USB type C port.* It also has 2 HDMI out which support dual monitor output at 1080p. The hardware can also run 4K video easily, though I haven’t tried it.* It’s fanless, so there are no noise nor much heats coming from the computer itself.* It comes with a full licensed Windows 10 Pro – 64bits OS, which I’m very surprised to have because most of the new PC now does not come with OS pre-installed.Overall, it’s a great little computer that has lot of features packed into such a small and compact box. I’m using it for more than a media PC, it’s actually replacing my main computer at home now because leaving it on 24/7 will actually help me saves money on electricity over my old PC.

This was my first time buying a mini pc. At first, I hated the idea of buying a mini pc, I guess it was the worry that it wouldn't be as good as an old fashioned desktop. Plus, I wrongfully thought that I wouldn't be able to upgrade or replace parts as easily, as with a desktop PC. However, I was at a point where, I didn't have much room on my desk, and my old tower took up a lot of leg room.I felt forced to try out a mini PC because I didn't have a whole lot of money, and desktops don't seem to last as long as they used to. So I settled on purchasing this Intel Celeron 3867U. So far, I am extremely pleased with this unit. I don't need anything with mega power, I just need it for simple things like my RAW camera photos, Photoshop, internet browsing, etc. I highly recommend it. Oh, also it has wireless internet capabilities!! My only complaint about this unit, is that I wish the speaker/headphone jack was placed in the back instead of the front.UPDATE: About 8 months later, this unit is still working as new. I'm really shocked! Honest to god, this works better than my HP laptaop I paid $300 more for. I never heard of this brand, and I never expected it to work so well. I'll definitely look to buy this brand again, should there be a upgrade.

As long as it was working, streaming video from Hulu/Netflix/others frequently stopped and buffered, whereas an older laptop with a weaker processor and less memory had much less of an issue with the same connections. The unit also tended to go into a do-loop of restarting and failing restart, which is why I ultimately returned it before the 30 days was up (and to their credit they did refund the money). I really wanted this to work, as the small packaging, SSD, and lack of fan noise was attractive. But I'm just going to fork over more money and get a laptop again.

I purchased 2ea of these computers for use at transmitter sites for remote access to their networks. They have performed flawlessly for several months. The 128gb ss drive isn't large enough for a lot of apps or other files but is much, much better than the smaller 64gb ss drives in other similar priced units. Win10 can bloat up to completely fill 64gb and corrupt the OS.These computers are certainly not high performance gamer's but are working well for our needs. The ability to add additional storage is a plus but I don't anticipate needing it.

What you get for the $ is not too bad. Can confirm Win10 Pro, 8GB RAM and 128GB M.2 SSD. Only up for a few days, but so far so good. Have not tested mounting yet, but that is next also. Could be thinner as 2.5" space not needed and not a fan of the branding, just prefer black. That said who will see it. It included 2 HDMI cables, a shortie and one a bit longer for the 2nd TV/Monitor. I used a nice 25ft and all looked/worked fine. Tested with 1x 4K Youtube video and was smooth and no issues.

The technology behind this is so good that you really have to wonder if, its the next step into getting robots to work. Well I mean we are only using retro micro chips and other things , sized down because of capability, but still nifty its so small and works so well. I would have gone for a HDMI plug in computer, but having to have backup hard drives and other resources makes them inconvenient.

I liked the computer as I just needed one to run my cnc . However less than a year later it just does not turn on at all. I belive the power adapter failed. But there’s really no support out there.

This product had great reviews, but I will be returning it, I use it to watch movies I have on external hard drives, I have no software downloaded, no extra applications added, only use the player from windows 10 to watch movies and tv shows and it randomly shuts down, wont reboot/ restart, called tech support and left on hold, and all I was told to do was restart the computer and unplug and plug back in, this is not worth the money I payed for it