T8Plus Mini PC, 12th Gen Intel Alder Lake N95 (up to 3.40Ghz), 8GB DDR4 256GB M.2 SSD Mini Desktop PC with Dual Ethernet/4K HDMI*3, 2,4/5 G WiFi,BT4.2 for home theatre/office/school

Bought this because it's small compact and easily transportable. So easy to setup and use just like a normal PC. Powered on and you can hardly hear it, offers all the functionality of a standard PC, great value for money, and the performance is amazing with the hardware that it compacted into it. Amazing piece of tech, has made a massive difference to the space on my desk. I like it very much as it looks and feels nice.

After the initial disappoint of faulty supplied HDMI and Windows 11 Home edition not the PRO as advertised, both issues were resolved to my satisfaction by the sellerBought the unit for its great price at time of purchaseThe points that stood out for me were thePRO edition of Windows 1116 GB of DDR5 RAM512 GB SSDUHD GraphicsI was quite impressed with the boot time (about 5 seconds and you're ready to go!)Overall speed is quite fast, don't understand why some complain at the N95 clock speedsThe quoted base frequency is 1.7 GHz (boost is up to 3.4 GHz), just put the unit in power mode for higher speeds, with only 15W power consumption you can easily run this unit at higher speeds and always powered on if you want16 GB DDR5 RAM size and speed is beneficial for the graphics chip (the integrated ones normally grab a lot of RAM! also, as for web browsers that have multiple tabs open)The UHD graphics look great on my 4K+ monitor (don't use the other 2 HDMI outputs)The USB 3-A ports can easily support hub/adaptor for use with other types of port if required (e.g. USB-C)I use the Wi-Fi to connect to the internet, other computers, and printers, although the LANs may be useful in some cases) Wi-Fi is also fast (its connected to an extender at the moment)The installed SSD is fast and large enough for most purposeOverall, this is a pretty fast little machine that I delighted with; I can't comment on gaming as I last did this when Space Invaders was out (this unit has cost a lot less than graphic cards I have installed on my PCs)Ideal for general computing purposes and it takes up minimum spaceAt least I won't have the cost of any upgrading which I have tended to do with other PCsPurchased an extended 3-year warranty for only £18 (hope I don't need it)AddendumSo much for not going to upgrade (been messing around basically)I replaced the original M2. sata drive with a M2. NVMe 512GB PCIe gen3X4 (the original is now my backup)Can only use 2 lanes in the M2 slot so don't get the full speed, about >3X read increase and 2.5 writeIt does make a noticeable difference when loading apps and large filesThe memory speed can be set to 4800 MHz which is higher than the original setting, this is max for an N95Check other media sources for fine tuning etcAs a side note I manged to install Chrome OS on a USB 256GB SSD drive (much faster than USB flash drives and more suitable for purpose), voila.. can now use it as a Chrome computer much like my old LG Chromebase.. but a lot faster!, so just boot with the USB when I want this option, great!

It's five stars for size (very small) setup and quietness in operation. It's four stars for performance and memory, but it can be expanded of course. It's three stars for connectivity, as it only has 3 usb slots and 2 Display ports. It's quite fast but not overwhelming and it really only handles one programme at once, it's easy to overload the cache.For the price though it's good value and very compact. As a home office type of computer it is fine.

Seems like a pretty good mini PC. Others seem to have had issues with Windows, drivers, etc. but since Windows is an appalling mess of an OS that I never use unless I am compelled to, I was never going to run it on this box, so I've not had those issues. As soon as I got it, I installed a decent OS (i.e. Linux), and it's just been sitting there and running for the last couple of weeks. I bought it to use as a Zabbix monitoring server and Wireshark network sniffer. Right now with Zabbix monitoring about 30 devices, it's barely breaking %CPU of 5%, with 5 minute load average of around 0.5. I'll likely put some more infrastructure components on it at some point, so we'll see how that goes, but right now it seems pretty solid.On the physical side, build quality seems fine, the selection of ports is good enough for my purposes, and whilst others have mentioned hearing the fan, I've never heard it kick in - that might be because I'm not stressing the CPU, though, I suppose.In conclusion, I'd happily buy another if I had the need for it.

I recently bought the ACEMAGIC Vista V1 Mini PC and it has been wonderful. It has an Intel 12th Gen processor so it is quite a fast device, and its compact size along with a VESA mount, helps with a lot of space saving. With its 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD, this device performs multitasking well and storage is also expandable up to 2TB. Windows 11 Pro works like a charm, while the WiFi, Bluetooth, and various ports make connecting different devices effortless. The device supports 4K dual screens, which is good for working and entertainment. Moreover, the PC is quiet and doesn’t use up much power as it stays cool. All in all, a good no-frills space saving mini-PC!