KAMRUIMini Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 5875U, 16GB DDR4 512GB M.2 SSD Mini PC(8C/16T, up to 4.5GHz),16MB L3 Smart Cache,HDMI/USB3.2 Gen2 Type-C/DP Support 4K Triple Display/WiFi6/BT5.2 Mini Computers

The media could not be loaded. Great as a desktop computer, easily portable, for office, video playback and light gaming. Excellent value for money, impossible to assemble a complete PC with comparable characteristics at this price.In terms of connectivity, it has a double LAN network card plus WiFi, Bluetooth, 2 USB 2.0 and 2 USB 3.0 ports on the front together with a multifunction USB-C, which has a data transmission and video output function. Both hdmi and display port output and there is also a 3.5 audio jack.Inside there is installed a 16GB DDR4 RAM and a 512GB SSD.It is possible to add a traditional ssd disk using an adapter supplied.While the installed processor is an AMD Ryzen 5 5500U with a stable frequency of 2.1 GHz while the maximum frequency can reach 4 GHz, which makes the PC fast and never hesitant as well as responsive, with an integrated AMD Radeon RX Vega GPU 7 Graphics with 1.8GHz frequency that smoothly handles office applications, multimedia, video editing and light gaming.The heatskin seems to be very generous and the fan, which comes into operation at boot, as per standard, and during small movie editing sessions, has a low noise footprint which, all in all, does not disturb.Comes with Windows 11 pro operating system, easy to use and configure.Really satisfied both by its performance but also by its multifunctionality, being essentially a complete PC, a sort of all-in-one, transportable, versatile at an affordable price.

I was very skeptical of the possible performance of this tiny box. Yep, I'm an 80's girl, and the monster tower of the home PC has been my go-to for a computer. But, a friend recommended this little gem, and other than getting used to not having a CD/DVD drive, I'm loving it! It definitely took some getting used to how it works, and Windows 11 is definitely different than 10, I'm still not sure I like the new OS. So, if you need a computer and don't have space for the big tower, I highly recommend this.The only real drawback I have experienced, is that the mounting bracket does NOT fit either my TV (monitor) or the stand it's on, so I've had to use wire ties to hold it in place. This, of course, negates the idea of being able to simply pull the PC off the bracket easily, and makes it somewhat less stable. So I've had to place it where I can access all the ports despite this.

I've purchased one of these and played with it for a few weeks. I played many computer games on it through Steam and Epic games.It reached decent FPS for many of the older games at 1080p, so games like Left for Dead 2, GTA V, Skyrim all played well.Temperatures were steady an it didn't' get too hot (though it seemed to spin up the fan like crazy when it was downloading,more so than when it was engaged in 3d graphics in the games).However slightly more demanding games like Witcher 3, Lord of the Rings Shadow of Mordor and Arkham Knight had to be played at 720p toget decent FPS. You also had to mess around with the settings. The latest spiderman game was practically unplayable no matter how much I messed with it.FPS ~ 20.In all the cases, even though the games were playable they looked OKish, not great.Day to day operations, the computer is blazingly fast and has a slot for an extra SSD (they provide a connector cable you can use).I did end up returning it though because of a fatal flaw. The computer kept randomly rebooting.Initially I thought it was overheating but I monitored for that, checked the logs and nothing appeared that would indicate what was causing the issues.It happened in a few minutes or sometimes a few hours (though very rarely while I was playing a game, usually only when I was typing or using the web).I ran Linux Mint through a usb (which worked wonderfully btw, all hardware detected) and the issue occurred there as well. So definitely a hardware issue could be the power supply orsomething else. Others have commented with similar issues in the reviews so could be a production issue with a certain batch. Returned it as random reboots was particularly irritating for me.This issue may have impacted only my device but returned it and got a slightly upgraded model from Beelink (SER5) which had the 5800H processor (Ryzen 7) for $300 when it was on sale.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&psc=1I can honestly say that the SER5 computer is superior in every way including build quality and works much better for gaming. Good FPS rates at 1080p on Witcher 3 and on Arkham knight.Graphics also look a little better. I'd say overall definitely worth the small price difference to get the slightly upgraded one. However for those who are not too much into games the Kamrui mini pc is fantastic assuming it doesn't randomly reboot. The computer boots very fast so even when it rebooted I was back up and running in about 3 minutes but it started to become very irritating.

I purchased this Mini PC after my other one, from a different manufacturer died. I use this as my daily PC for a small office. I am impressed with the speed and the number of ports on the device. I especially bought this product because of the USB 3.2 ports as some of my peripherals need this to function optimally, especially my USB C to RJ45 network adapter, and it don't miss the mark. Setup is easy right out of the box which I didn't need to do since I had other needs. Build quality is great and the Performance is right on, Memory was a little low, but I took care of that. I don't feel any Heat from the Mini PC and always stays cool to the touch even under heavy loads. To my amazement you would never know that the PC is even on. I have it hooked up in a 2 Display configuration, HDMI, and DP, never misses a beat. Bottom line is, If you need a small form PC and require quality, performance and ease, this is the Mini PC I recommend.