KAMRUI Pinova P1 Mini PC, W-11 Pro AMD Ryzen 3 Pro 7330U(Beat 10110U/N150/N95 up to 4.3GHz), 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Mini Desktop Computer Support 4K HDMI+DP+Type-C/WiFi/BT for Business Home Office Mini pc

I’ve been impressed with how much performance KAMRUI packs into this small E3B mini PC. The Ryzen 7 7730U, 16GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD make everyday use feel quick and responsive—boot times are fast, multitasking is smooth, and it handles a typical mix of browser tabs, Office apps, media playback, and light creative work without slowing down. The compact footprint is one of its biggest advantages. It takes up almost no desk space, stays much cleaner-looking than a traditional desktop tower, and would be easy to mount behind a monitor or TV. Despite its size, it offers useful connectivity and support for up to three 4K displays through HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C, which makes it especially practical for a multi-monitor office setup, a home dashboard/server, or a media PC. For gaming, it is best viewed as a capable light-to-moderate gaming machine rather than a replacement for a dedicated gaming desktop with a discrete graphics card. Older titles, esports games, indie games, and cloud gaming should be a good fit, while newer demanding AAA games will likely need lower settings and resolution. The Ryzen 7 7730U is an 8-core/16-thread processor with boost speeds up to 4.5 GHz, so it has plenty of CPU power for productivity, general home use, and everyday multitasking. The 1TB SSD is a welcome configuration because it gives you useful room for applications, games, files, and media without immediately needing an external drive. Wi‑Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 are also nice modern touches for a compact desktop setup. Overall, this is a great option if you want a quiet, space-saving PC with strong everyday performance and enough flexibility for work, streaming, home-office use, and casual gaming. It delivers a lot of capability for such a small device

We are thrilled with this little device!!! Especially for the price (169.00 w/ free shipping). Simple to set up and config. Everything was plug n play and mostly automatic. It's awesome with plenty of power and umpf to do the simple things that we want/need. It's placed at the 85 inch bigscreen in our main/living room at home. We haven't had cable/satellight for many years. We watch what we want on websites. With AV, browser settings and extensions we watch anything we want, w/o ANY commercials, popups or adds EVER (including p!r@ted movie sites). We have it config'd to power on the TV and PC and log in automatically at a specific time daily, with same for shutdown each night. It boots up fast and is ready to go in a minute or so. No issues with the installed Win11 Pro. It has no trouble with 6 or so different browser tabs open and running, notepad++, a screen capture tool, and remote VPN tool which is really all we do on it. I have been super impressed with the audio but mostly the picture quality and the device responsiveness. The HD is soo crisp, clear and bright. Everything looks amazing in movies. Audio is just the 3.5 audio port to a decent desktop speaker/subwoofer system, and it sounds great. This is way better than the same setup we have had with a couple year old Dell SFF (this is faster and has noticably better video). With a mini BT keyboard/touchpad/remote, this is the perfect seemless set up for us. Not gamers (lots of movies), but this makes for simple entertainment, or news, or movies, or shopping, or research, or paying bills, or social media, or remoting/VPN to work (IT System/Network Engineer), or whatever we want to do from the easy chair in the living room. Even at a much higher price point this mini PC would be a great value and is an excellent system for us. The local storage specs are fine, but irrelevent to me as it's all cloud now. The other specs are fine too, but more importantly, we haven't encountered a single negative and everything just works and works very well. Hopefully, we will see some longevity, but we'll see on that. We love it so far and highly recommend it.

My old desktop PC had been around for quite a few years, and the fan noise was getting pretty annoying, especially when I was just watching a movie or playing games. A few days ago I saw my roommate switch to a mini PC, and I liked how little space it took up. The setup was pretty cool, and the thing I noticed right away was how quiet it is compared with my old PC. I also like not having that big tower sitting under the desk anymore. Lately I've been plugging it into the TV in the living room and playing games from the couch, which has been kind of fun. It's small enough that carrying it back and forth isn't a hassle.

I've had this PC is operation for a couple of weeks and it seems to be of good quality so far. It was very well packaged and setup was quick and easy. I like the small form factor and it has lots of IO options. The PC boots very quickly and has plenty of power for web browsing (lots of tabs open) and email. Very pleased with this purchase.

Bought this to replace my old mini which was too old to be updated into Window 11. Very fast service as it was delivered in same day. The new one is much smaller and lighter. The preloaded Window 11 Pro was the buying point and brought huge convenience. Set up was simple and easy, but the USB ports seem to be slightly smaller, hard to get inserts in, and get out. This made me doubt if they were USBs. Though so, it is a nice and valuable product for home office.

Two things: This is a great mini pc. Worked great until it didn’t. Hard drive crashed, but the seller made good on it since it happened within the first 30 days. That’s really all you can ask for and things can happen to anything. Fingers crossed that the second one will be fine. So far so good. Takes up such a little space and is so fast in speed.

Nice powerful little machine, I use it as my development workstation, so it always has multiple connections to various servers, and services, vscode, ssh, rdp rarely get about 30% cpu or mem usage. dream come true over my old work station. Setup was breeze, plugged it in, patched it and signed in with my MS Account. It's very fast and responsive every time I need it, and the price was great.

I been in the computer industry since the beginning some 60 years ago . Having built, yet again my own gaming PC last year . Another older PC , I used for general business . One with much lower requirements which I sought to replace , not needing anything "hot" and top flight . Having no expectation that a mini PC would amply fill the bill . I did not anticipate that it's performance would literally mirror my gaming PC in performance . I've yet to find a game on Steam that this mini PC won't run at high resolution and frame rate ! I am sure there must be some but I've not found a single one . And , at less than a third the price!

Great little product, exactly as described.

Well, the day I was dreading finally came. My old PC doesn't meet the specs to upgrade to Windows 11, and I've been wondering what I was going to do about a replacement. As luck would have it, this little Mini PC became available and, though I didn't expect much, I thought it would at least be worth an audition. As it turns out, it's actually a surprisingly powerful little device that definitely impressed me with its power and versatility. With 8 GB of RAM, 236 GB SSD hard drive, and a 2 Ghz Celeron quad core processor, this is a definite step up from my last system, and it should meet the majority of non-gaming needs for most users. It's fast and stable and comes pre-loaded with Windows 11 Pro. The four USB ports (2 x 2.0, 2 x 3.0) allow plenty of options for peripherals, and the dual HDMI output is a nice touch, as well. It's very lightweight and also comes with a mounting bracket and spare HDMI cable. I worried a bit about heat build-up, but the vented design dissipates heat very well. After 4 hours of setting up my accounts, surfing, and downloading/installing updates, it was only mildly warm to the touch. I was pleasantly surprised at how quiet the unit is during operation, and its small footprint was much appreciated on my cluttered desk. With a physical Ethernet port and dual-band Wi-Fi capability, this is an incredibly versatile little PC that you can take with you virtually anywhere. Any place there's a TV, from a friend's house to a hotel room, can now have a fully functional PC by just plugging in an HDMI cable. It's also great for showing videos to friends and extended family members. I love it and, in many ways, I think it's actually superior to a laptop. So, after all of the compliments, I do have to dish out a couple of complaints. First, the construction feels fairly breakable. The plastic housing isn't terribly strong, and I don't think it would survive a fall. The unit's light weight complicates that, as it could easily be pulled off a desk (that's why I plan to use the bracket). Second, the included power adapter's cable is only 3 feet long. That doesn't allow much room for organizing your desk. Lastly, I worry about the longevity of the device. Like I said, the unit has a slightly cheap feel to it, and I'm not sure what sort of life-expectancy it has. If anything happens, I will update this review. At $229, this is one of the most affordable options I've come across that still delivers a heck of a lot of performance and versatility for your money. This has advantages and disadvantages when compared to laptops or Chromebooks, so you'll have to decide which would best suit your needs. For me, however, this little guy was an absolute home run, and I would definitely recommend it. My rating: 4.5 stars

This is an awesome mini PC for the price! I've been using it as my school computer and it's perfect. It even comes with windows 11 which has been a little bit of a learning curve but it's great. The speed is pretty good and it is more than capable of the demands of at home learning (zoom meetings, uploading and downloading) I hooked it up to a KVM switch so I can easily rotate from the mini PC to out older tower. Very convenient!

Safety: Always safety first, Transformer is c-ETL-us, certified for US and Canada, this is good as anything connected to an AC outlet in Canada should be certified. Locking feature: The key lock is mostly plastic, only on the base part. This won’t prevent the extra HDD from being stolen, and will be easy to tear out. It is also pretty close to the audio port, most probably blocking it. Performance: Performance is decent, this is an entry-level CPU, with performance that was great some years ago, but it still has nice modern features as AES encryption, multiple display, neural network accelerator and rich instruction set for multimedia. The most interesting feature is power consumption. The full device draws around 10W, varying between 7W and 15W under normal load. HDMI works great, and support audio output. I only have 1080 screens on hand, but would not be worried. SSD/HDD extension: The added HDD/SSD is an extra pack that plugs in the PC directly. I tested with a standard HDD, it works nice, and the BIOS allows booting from the HDD, or the USB key for that matter. The extension pack can be removed, it connects though what look to be USB-C, which is only the connector with power on it and custom use of the connector for data transmission (SATA probably). Don't expect to plug in a dongle, it won't detect it. Upgrades: CPU, Memory, and even Wi-Fi are soldered onboard. The M.2 drive looks to be a PCIe 3.0 drive, according to a press release. There is a SATA plug on the PCB, I did not test it, however. The only part that could really be updated is the 256Gb drive. Linux: I ran an Ubuntu 22.04 Live CD on this. Everything was recognized, but no driver was loaded for the Realtek Wi-Fi. There is a ticket open for it, meanwhile the fix is to install a DKMS package, or use a network cable. Mounting option: It comes with a bracket that fits 75 or 100 mm holes. The studs fit in a keyhole slot. The slot is shorts and have no real locking, there will be a need for some extra restraints to avoid the device from falling. Overall, this is a great entry-level mini-PC at a decent price. It compares in performance to some low-cost laptops. This will be perfect as an entertainment centre behind a TV set.

KAMRUI Mini PC with Windows 11 Pro, Intel 11th Gen N5105 Mini Computer, 8GB DDR4 256GB SSD I am a big fan of these little PCs for a few reasons. Before I get there, let me say right off the bat what I don't like: maximum 8GB RAM. This is a bit of a limiting factor for even things like Google's Chrome browser which, if you have a lot of open tabs, is a real memory hog. (I dislike Chrome for that reason for any PC... but this review is supposed to be about the computer, not a browser option.) Why I like this PC and ones like it: #1: CHEAP. If you need a reliable PC for running business applications, for example, this is the type of unit that will get that done. It has built-in support so you just have to hook up a monitor (even your TV will work), a keyboard and a mouse and you are on your way. #2: The CPU is a 4 core cpu with enough power to permit satisfactory multitasking in basic work and home environments. #3: 256GB SSD: Yes, 256GB isn't a lot of space but for basic applications and WIndows, it's enough. This is a basic PC. I'm not loading programs 300GBs in size! #4: CHEAP: I know, I'm repeating myself but KAMRUI often offers coupons to make the price of the unit extraordinarily inexpensive. Honestly, a copy of Windows 11 is often not much less than the price of the unit! #5: Windows 11 Pro included. That's the state-of-the-art Windows OS right there. Can't ask for more. #6: Connectivity: Wireless and wired network connectivity. Bluetooth. Plenty of USB ports. Great. #7: Size: This thing is super small. #8: Energy efficient: While it is admittedly no a beast of a computer, it sips electricity. As a result, it stays relatively cool. Yes, 16GB of RAM would be better but I'm still a big fan. For non-power-users and typical home office/business applications, this is a great little device. Check out the KAMRUI range for more options. Recommended!