DreamQuest Mini Desktop Computer Windows 11 Pro Preinstalled, Intel 12th N95 (up to 3.4GHz) Mini Pc with 16GB RAM 512GB M.2 SSD, USB3.2, BT4.2,WiFi 5,4k HDMI, Gigabit Port for Business Home Office

I had the need to setup a remote workspace in my house. Essentially all I needed was something that would run slack, teams, have multiple browsers up, run something like youtube tv, and rdp. No games, no heavy CPU usage, just run all those things well.This computer is plenty good for that. I have 2 HD monitors hooked up (not 4k), usually have youtube tv streaming on one monitor, rdp (into a powerful machine for work) on the other monitor. No stuttering in video, and plenty responsive in rdp and other browsers I have up.Folks that are coming from the i7/i9 world, remember this is a Celeron. Instead of maybe 32 threads, you get 4. Integrated intel graphics, no fancy graphics card. As long as your expectations are scaled down, this machine does what you think it should do.A few notes: install is very straightforward. They ask what country, what login do you want, and what password do you want (local account, you can set up under Microsoft account umbrella later if you want with a preference setting). 0 bloatware (thank you)!! You'll spend a lot of time initially loading service packs, maybe an hour or so, but then you're set. I did initially have it running wirelessly, but I didn't get satisfactory speeds (was expecting around 300Mb, but was only just north of 100Mb), so I put it on a wired network and got the gigabit I was expecting. If you run something like youtube TV, it is a 50% drag on the processor. Plenty extra power to do lightweight tasks like web browsing/rdp/slack msg/telegram/whatever while streaming video with no video stutter or lag in interactivity. It runs a little warm when you're doing a lot but have had no overheating issues. It has very quiet; a fan but I can't hear it.Very happy with purchase, didn't expect a barn burner, but it is just fine for what I needed at a very good price. Hope this helps someone.

I recently purchased a mini PC, and it has exceeded all my expectations! This compact powerhouse delivers impressive performance in a sleek and space-saving design. Setup was a breeze, and it handles all my computing needs seamlessly, from everyday tasks to streaming and light gaming. The quiet operation and energy efficiency are added bonuses. Highly recommend this mini PC for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile computing solution!

I got this couple of days back. I set it up quickly and easily. I don't run heavy apps on it; I don't plan to. So, it is fairly warm and running just fine. I would suggest if you run one or two apps on it all day. It is quiet -- almost no noise compared to my other desktops I have and had. I bought the 32 G RAM with 1 TB ROM -- which is an overkill for my needs -- but it just cost me $100 over 16 GB and 0.5 TB model - for a total of little over $300. Also, there is an option to upgrade the ROM with a SSD drive (only M key SATA 3.0 interface if that makes a difference for you). The unit is very light weight -- I don't know the exact weight but feels like less than a pound -- that is good for taking it on a travel (but you need to carry a keyboard and a mouse, and may connect to the hotel TV for a monitor). The appearance is slick and elegant. WiFi connected just fine. The rest is Microsoft Windows stuff. I have an account with Microsoft, so that made the other setup things seemless over the (One) Cloud.

I really like this computer. It is small enough for what I needed, plus I can use my two monitors. This speed is very reasonable. I will likely buy another one when I need it.

I got this unit one evening, set it up, it was fine. Next morning it booted up to a blue screen and kept rebooting itself continuously. It said the OS had been corrupted, and needed to restart. After several hours of this, I attempted repair using Windows' boot options, and everything seemed to start ok, then it said OS reinstall had encountered some issue and needed to reboot, and the cycle started again. And that's where it is sitting now. I like the price, the form factor, the looks end everything, but if it won't boot, it is a paperweight. What is worse is this is the second DreamQuest mini PC that has suffered the same exact sudden death, with identical symptoms - overnight the OS developed a corruption of some sort. The first one lasted about four months, this one only 12 hours, and it was supposed to be a replacement for the first. I'd send back both units, but the first one is past the 30 day return.Oh don't forget that the only contact info you can have is just a phone number...in China. Nothing else. Even Amazon apparently does not have any else to give you for the manufacturer. So when your unit bites the dust, not if, but when,, you don't have any local options at all.