Kron Mini K1 16GB+1TB, Ryzen 4300U(Beat N150/3500U,up to 3.7GHz), 28W Office Business Mini Desktop PC, Support 4K@60Hz Display WiFi Bluetooth USB3.2 HDMI DP

Very impressed with the build quality and performance of this mini PC. It’s compact, well-designed, quiet, and delivers solid performance for everyday work and productivity. Setup was easy and everything feels well optimized for its size. Overall, a high-quality product that offers great value and reliability. I would definitely consider this brand again.

First off, let me say I was very surprised at the size of this little mini computer. It was smaller than I thought. It came very nightly packaged and comes with a power supply and a HDMI cable And the amount for mounting it to a wall or under a desk or wherever you would like to do it. That's entirely up to you. It has a DisplayPort And an HDMI port which means you can connect it up to a monitor or a television even. When it arrived I couldn't wait to try it out so I plugged it in to my monitor with The display point and they used wired mouse and a wired keyboard and it works flawlessly. Then I tried the HDMI port up to my 42-in television HDMI port and it works flawlessly and very clear as well. I just can't believe the power of this little unit packs. It surfs the web flawlessly. You can do like gaming on it as well. I even did bamboo lab and any cubics and downloaded a few sdl files to my 3D printers to try it out. I was also able to load an older version of blender on it and it worked for 3D design. I then use it to run both my monitor and my television at the same time and it works flawlessly. You just can't beat the price for what you get and it sits right underneath the monitor out of view. My laptop is right in front of it and my PlayStation are all on the same desk now. It boots up and loads very quickly and comes with a pre-installed Windows 11 pro. I ran a full full scan in the Windows security that lasted over an hour and it came back clean as a whistle. No malware at all. I do this for every computer or laptop I've ever bought just as a precaution. I now have an Ace magic laptop and an Ace magic mini computer and I couldn't be happier. I highly recommend these. Customer services awesome. They even called me back personally when I was inquiring about updating the ram and gave me suggestions as to which RAM to use as well as the SSD. They communicated with me every night as they are in a different time zone and they understand and react to every question. They are very technically savvy. The Intel processor and the graphics card that comes with this little mini PC is awesome. For me, my prime purpose was to be able to design 3D prints and this will handle it for a level skill that I'm at which is intermediate. Ace magic is a very innovative and reliable prodding, as I get a bigger budget, I intend on my even higher end products from them and the price point that they sell. Those are is still far below the other competitors and they use quality chipsets and memory And all the other hardware that goes into one of these little mini PC.. It's amazing how compact it is I'd let it run all day and all night it barely got warm.

The 4-core performance on this mini PC is surprisingly solid. I’m running it at 1440p primarily as a remote-access media server, and it’s handled everything I’ve thrown at it so far. Some background: certain mini-pc's of this manufacturer were reportedly shipped with spyware, which the manufacturer blamed on a third-party supplier. I wasn’t taking any chances—I did a clean install of Windows 11 right away. Just know that after a clean install, you’ll probably need to manually install Wifi and Bluetooth drivers, and you might not have internet access on the device until you do. Having a second PC handy helps a lot. Ethernet worked for me immediately. Snappy Driver Installer was essential. Bluetooth drivers appeared installed but didn’t show devices until I used it to update the driver—after that, no issues. It also installed the Serial IO driver, which both Windows Update and Intel’s driver assistant missed. Expect a bit of hopping between Snappy, AceMagic’s website, Windows Update, and Intel’s tools to get things fully up and running. Although it's marketed with Wi-Fi 6, I haven’t seen anything close to Wi-Fi 6 speeds. I’m sticking with Ethernet for now, or might try a USB Wi-Fi 6 adapter later. One last thing: this unit gets hot—not just warm—especially under sustained load. I picked up a 140mm fan to place underneath it, which should help. They're not expensive. As a bonus, I tested ChromeOS Flex on this device, and it ran flawlessly. Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth, and audio all worked out of the box, and the system felt snappy and responsive. If you're considering a lightweight, fast ChromeOS setup, this box is a great fit. All in all, it’s a great little machine for the price—just be prepared for a bit of setup work if you go the Windows route, and consider extra cooling if you’re running it hard.

This is a great computer for grandma -- someone who won't tax the computer too much, but still needs reasonable speed and quiet operation. The sturdy, cast aluminum case gets warm, as it should to help keep the computer cool. I've pushed the computer as hard as it can go and I never hear the fan. The low-power CPU helps keep the heat in check. Inside is 16GB of DDR4-266 RAM and an 512GB SATA SSD. It appears you can swap the SATA SSD for a PCIe SSD, but that might not be too beneficial given the CPU's speed, or lack thereof. Given the low price point, it fits better than a poor performing eMMC drive which usually aren't removable. A little history with ACEMAGIC, though: There are well-documented issues with pre-installed Windows. You may wish to reinstall Windows from Microsoft's ISO files or install Linux. Know that the Realtek WiFi and Ethernet drivers for Linux may have to be loaded from another computer via USB.