Fanless Mini PC Widnwos 10 Intel N4020(up to 2.6GHz), 4GB LPDDR4 RAM/ 64GB eMMC Mini Computers, Mini Desktop Computer Dual Channel WiFi5 Bluetooth 5.0 HDMI/VGA Port 4K 60HZ

I've had four old Linux laptops running as one-room audio/video servers. One node died, so I picked this up to replace it. Nice that it's fanless and quiet. Each node independently (a) independently streams audio independently from the web or from a central 10.0.0.x media server to a pair of speakers, (b) can stream video from the local server or directly from the web to a browser and thence to a local TV, and (c) runs a webserver to the 10.0.0.x network by which each room can be independently controlled from family phones. Local audio runs on VLC or mplayer2 and can be phone-controlled by the webserver/HTML interface. Video in the browser is phone-controlled via VNC server on each node.We don't do Hi-res gaming, so this little gem is plenty powerful for needs, and it's a plus that it's fanless and quiet.Running Linux Mint 22.1, I had to install iwd in place of wpa-supplicant to get a stable wireless connection, but setting everything else up was straightforward.

Excelente el producto, todo de acuerdo a lo especificado.

Works great, will recommend

It looks and feels well made. Setup went smoothly, but excruciatingly slowly. With Windows installed on the 64GB eMMC, there is less than 20GB of space remaining. When Windows finally loads, there is very little RAM left, so it's constantly swapping.I've set it up to run a little NAS (TrueNAS), which I installed in the M.2 SATA slot. Took me a while to figure out that it's SATA and not nVME. That doesn't seem to be mentioned anywhere. It's totally quiet, with a huge heatsink.It seems to work perfectly fine running the NAS. Doesn't get real hot either.

I Bought one in Feb 2025. It only lasted 3 months and stopped working.

description of product was accurate. works very well.

todo bien

We've purchased a bunch of them, because my husband used these little PCs to bypass Comcast restrictions on their block of static IPs in order to run his business servers (i.e. each static IP must be used with a single physical hardware address, because virtual MACs are not accepted by Comcast). In comparison to other fanless Mini-PCs, these little boxes running Linux (my husband wiped out Windows 10 and replaced OS with Linux) do their job and stay cool.The only problem, which was discovered with them today, is that the seller provided wrong information about DIY expansion of the additional storage with M.2_2280 SATA SSD (up to 1TB). We've purchased several 1 TB Silicon power M.2_2280 SATA SSDs per instructions of the seller, but when this morning my husband took apart one of these little PCs, it turned out that the seller provided wrong size and it should have been M.2_2242 SATA SSD, because 80 mm is too long in order to fit to the motherboard. So, will have to return these long ones and purchase a shorter version.Otherwise, for the money it is a very good and powerful enough Fanless Mini PC.