ACEMAGICVista V1 Mini Pc Computers, 13Th Gen Intel N150 (Beat N100/N95 Up to 3.6Ghz), 16GB DDR4 RAM 512GB SSD Mini Computer, UHD 4K HDMI DP, Dual WiFi/Bt, Gigabit Ethernet Vesa, Home/Office Micro Pc

1)it’s so cute and tiny , just slightly larger than my Apple TV in form factor. I wish I had purchased the black model cause then it would really fit in.2)it’s a hefty terabyte of solid state memory. I think it’s over kill for what I’m using it for but great if you had movies you wanted to store3)the power, it’s perfect for browsing, handles up to 4 live streamed videos on a 4k 55inch tv fantastically (if you wanted to watch a few twitch streamers and shop on the web it’s gonna be a great day). Be realistic it’s not a gaming computer however with steam link I can play most of my games from the big rig!4)the software, it was a breeze to set up a local only windows 11 account on this machine. Yes it has built in WiFi and Bluetooth (which work pretty good although sometimes it doesn’t like the AirPods) but you just don’t connect to a network and press on and bam a nice local user non Microsoft account linked user account.Overall it’s a 10/10 from me or 5/5 stars. It’s perfect for what I’m using it for (twitch , movies , streaming movies from my desktop, playing games via STEAMLINK (it’s not a gaming computer), and surfing the web)On my wishlist : just cause I’m using it for a tv , a little remote to turn the computer on (from a powered off state) would be neat instead of having to get up and walk over to turn it on. It be neat if it came with its own Bluetooth keyboard with a built in track pad so you could just grab the keyboard and unit and go.

I haven't used a PC in years, I switched to a Mac many years ago. I used a PC for work,Some things on the Mac are cumbersome, file copying is one of them. I have my FLAC music files stored on multiple separate hard drives and music players, and somehow it's just a pain to use a MacThe NUC is small (smaller than my existing Mac Mini) and has a very logical layout of ports. It runs fast and the components are very good. I built PCs for a while a long time ago, and I'm amazed at how much smaller it is now and how much easier it is to replace parts/upgrade etc.This little PC is a great value for money, and it feels like a Mac Mini to me, with endless uses. I'm enjoying using a PC again,

I've been using this mini PC for awhile now and I'm honestly really happy with it. Setup was super simple, and it runs fast for things like web browsing, watching shows, and basic work stuff. It boots up quickly and stays smooth during everyday use.It's not the fastest when I have a ton of tabs open or try to do anything that involves more CPU, but for the size and price, it really works well.Only weird thing is if I move it or bump the cables, the screen flickers for a second-but it comes right back probably I have to replace the cable.Overall, great little device. It does exactly what I need without taking up space.

I am amazed of how such a small computer can be amazing and fast. I am a novice to using a computer and I was able to set it up myself at the ripe old age of 61. I’m still learning my way around but this has been easy to set up and follow instructions. My grand son who 11 was showing me how to play Roblox on it. Can’t wait to play online with him. I am very happy with this awesome new computer that is opening an entire new world to me. It took me months of looking at stats and with so many options out there I am happy with my choice. Highly recommend it and the price is awesome even though I had to buy the keyboard and mouse the price is outstanding and using my tv which makes it way easier for me to see was still less expensive than a laptop or tablet with the same power.

Easy setup, especially if you pay attention to the prominent notes about avoiding wired or wireless connection until after the windows 11 setup and personalization. After the initial setup and being impressed by the speed and picture quality of some simple browsing tasks, and setting up MS Office, I Allowed windows to check for updates. At this point it would have gotten a 5 star review. However, there were many updates, so I left it alone for about 30 minutes and came back to a dead paperweight. Checked the power supply voltage, performed the power button reset several times, and never got so much as a power light let alone a fan running. Now, how to remove my personal info entered for MS Office, without opening the case? Various troubleshooting hints suggested a reset BIOS pin press, but there is no pin to press! My only protection is to Change my passwords, disconnect the device from MS Office.com, and depend on my multi-validation log-in processes to alert me if someone attempts to use my account. Or just trust the honesty and integrity of whoever ends up with this device. Too bad, it was looking great, for a while. Returned the next morning. - Customer relations followup on the refund process rated 5 stars, offsetting the hardware failure. I will consider this company in the future.

This is a stripped-down mini PC. It's equipped with an Intel N150 quad-core processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB M2 SSD. There are also plenty of USB ports and video interfaces.The N150 processor is usually used in low-power laptops, and while it's not the slowest processor on the market, you can't play games at all with Intel UHD graphics.It's good enough for basic browsing, watching content, and some basic productivity applications - if that's all you need, then it's fine. If you want to play games, then look elsewhere.

I been using this for about two weeks, item came earlier then projected delivery date. Was super easy to setup. I do not do any heavy computer application work. I basically do online backing and internet use. Very fast booting and loading. In general for my use this is so far excellent. Only thing I found it it does not like to be touched when using it disconnects the monitor but it come right back. I use HDMI for monitor connection. If anything changes I will update this if anything changes, but so far it is a great purchase.One thing that does bother me is there is no way that I have seen to register the device which does irk me.