Beelink ME Mini PC Intel N95, 12GB LPDDR5, 64GB eMMC+1TB SSD, 6*M.2 SSD Slots, ME Mini Computer Support Dual 2.5G LAN, Cloud Disk, Virtual Machine, Soft Router, NAS, HTPC

This is a great NAS device running Unraid. I have 6 2TB NVME drives, and with Unraid installed, I have nearly 8 TB of useable storage with 2 of the NVME drives performing parity. You will likely read stories about people installing TrueNAS and having difficulty with disappearing drives due to low power (writes to all drives in RAID), but with Unraid, I've had no issues due to how it handles storage (doesn't need to write to all drives at the same time, so no power issues). I've been running my configuration for a month without any issues. Go for it! You won't regret it (assuming you use Unraid).

Bought the 16GB RAM, 500GB SSD version. Good quality and design, very quiet and reliable. Surprisingly it shipped with Windows 11 Pro, nice to be able to use Microsoft Remote Desktop to manage it. I added a 2TB SATA SSD and upgraded the RAM to 32GB. Installed Plex Media Server, it's a perfect media center computer without spending much. Almost pure Intel in terms of internal components, so it'll be easy to maintain. It's easy to open the case and work on. Not screaming fast but it's not slow either. Perfect for basic desktop productivity too. I highly recommend this Beelink mini PC, it has a lot of bang for the buck.

Okay, this is designed for a TV (or two), and tucks away nicely. Add a wireless keyboard/mouse combo (not included) and you can easily add this to an entertainment center. Or you could make a budget 2-monitor workstation since 32in 4K TVs are cheaper than large PC Monitors. You could also try a HDMI to PC Video adapter. Default audio output will be through the TV. The biggest problem so far is not the PC but the invasive Windows OS. So many nagging non-features interrupt use, particularly a millennial neediness regarding that USELESS Edge browser. Dozens of nuisance downgrades need to be tweaked to undo changes no one wanted let alone asked for. It's not Beelink's fault per se, but they did include this version of Windows. The WiFi 6 is pretty fast, but it does drop pretty regularly. I wouldn't recommend this for streaming or those all-or-nothing long downloads that require a babysitter. You can always hardwire it or get a WiFi dongle. It has 4 USB3.2 Gen 2 (Type A) ports: 2 front, 2 back. You'll probably want to buy a hub or at least a USB C adapter. It comes with 2 M.2 PCle 2280 slots, but one is occupied by the SSD. It's upgradable to 4TB max between both slots according to the description. It seems to be already at the maximum 16GB memory, so I'm not sure why it mentions upgradable since almost all of the models listed are 16GB. It's quiet. I haven't exactly challenged the processor yet, but I'm not hearing noise.

My old plex server died and I needed a replacement. The beelink showed up and had zero issues setting up windows, even connected to a network. I installed Avast antivirus and threw Plex server on there. In about an hour I was streaming test content via plex. This little guy has zero issues with 480p DVD quality streaming. I also tested up to 1080p and that was fine (although sometimes a noticeable few seconds, <5, to buffer). Most of my collection is ripped DVDs so that's fine. It totally choked on a 4K stream attempt. Don't buy this if you want to stream 4K. A single 480 plex stream uses about 25% of the CPU. I usually stream to a single TV so that's perfect. It should work ok for ~3 streams but I haven't maxed it out yet. All my data is going in an external drive caddy that connects via USB. I have not yet configured it to also work as a file server using windows 11 but see no major roadblocks. Its a standard windows 11 install. For my use case this little device was cheap, easy to setup and seems to work perfectly. We'll see how it holds up in the long run.

Like the Intel N150 processor and the double M.2 hard drive slots, lots of RAM for me, Wi Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2 and Winows 11 Pro preinstalled. I also have the Beelink S12 mini Pro which has the Intel N100 processor with a M.2 hard drive and an extra slot for a 2.5 in. SSD drive. So far this mini S-13 is great and better than the mini S-12 but not by much. I had some issues with Windows 11 setup but that has been resolved with Windows updates. Had the S-12 for over a year and runs great. I expect this M-13 to do the same. Paid 150.00 for the S-12 and this S-13 I got for 170.00. Great deals and value. Windows 11 works great , so take the leap and get past Windows 10 as it will soon be obsolete.

Fantastic mini PC for a home server. I’m really happy with the speed, overall performance, and size of it. It’s a little louder than my old mini PC, but isn’t noticeable and the increase in efficiency and performance is worth it.

Awful. Went through all the steps to get Windows set up, only for the system to get infinitely stuck on the login screen after the first set of Windows updates were installed. When I click "Sign In" the system simply reloads the sign in screen the. When I click "Sign In" again nothing happens it's just stuck there, nowhere to type the pin or password. Tried booting in safe mode. The same thing happens. Tried debugging, same thing happens. Don't waste your time. Also a 64 GB HD is just absolutely too small. For one thing the actual capacity is only 57 GB and a basic installation of Windows 11 leaves you with about 3 GB of space.

Very impressive, I use this for watching media in my bedroom as my Tv is very lack luster in smart features. This little pc is very fast in windows 11 and impressed me with how quiet it is, how easy it was to set up and the price.