BeelinkEQR6 AI Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX(6nm, 8C/16T) up to 4.9GHz, Mini Computer 32GB DDR5 RAM 1TB M.2 PCIE4.0 SSD, Micro PC 4K@60Hz Dual Display, Built-in PSU Copilot WiFi6/BT5.2/1000Mbps

UPDATED:I was wrong. when I said "It's a great hobbyists machine, but I think it's some distance from being a work workstation yet". It's a great workstation, after the BIOS update provided by the Beelink support guys (mentioned in the old review) it's been absolutely rock solid. It does anything I throw at it. I'm sure there are games that it can't run and I don't do video editing, but it runs multiple VM's at once (A few on Virtual Box and afew on VMWare Workstation, all at once), it runs GNS3 and multiple notes at once it's not had so much as a slight stutter for anything I've made it do. Once I had the BIOS update it was brilliant!It's brilliant. If there were more I'd buy another one.OLD Review:So far the machine has been very reliable and can run most games that I have without a hitch. That said I don't play a lot of games. I have had the machine switch off once and the support team are helping me through that (We're trying to figure out exactly what happend) and I've been asked to clear the CMOS using a somewhat unusual three step process and then reinstall windows with the CMOS cleared. I have also found that the machine won't boot a virtual machine. It just won't boot the installation media, the VM reaches a certain point and then just stops. The same VM (Oracle VirtualBox) works just fine on other hardware, the same "installation media" (.iso file) works fine on other hardware, just on this little guy VM's seem to be an issue (Which I'm sure I'll work with the support team to get working). So, so far it hasn't been an unbox and use experience, it reminds me a little of the eighties when I got myself an Atari PC and had to get interface cards and whatnot to be able to use various of the functions of the PC. This one seems to have a BIOS package which isn't yet complete.That said, what it does do it does well and it's very snappy. I'd happily use a Mini PC instead of the big rig with raid array and graphics card.

In the past I have purchased Industrial fanless mini pc's because of the robust build quality, built like tanks and last. But recently I was looking for a mini with more IO, most industrial models are lacking in connectivity, Thunderbolt, USB4 (Type-C) etc. I found several reviews for this unit on YouTube. All very positive reviews calling it the best! Not to mention the build quality! All aluminum body for durability and cooling, with fans. Without a doubt the nicest looking PC's as well. Great colors! I could go on and on about the unit but there are a number of reviews on YouTube. I will say that I was so impressed with the built quality, design features and performance of the unit, that I just punched another one. The designers didn't miss anything on this unit, the size is a plus for cooling and the fans, has two M.2 NVME drive slots, DDR5 RAM, HDMI is 2.1, USB 4 (Type-C). Finger print sensor I use each time at startup, functions flawlessly! The rubber feet are a strip, so it doesn't matter if it's an uneven surface. A pull tab to remove the bottom plate, the attention to detail, IO, performance is excellent! Dual 2.5G ethernet is also an important feature, I use both connected in bridged mode. (Win 11 Pro) I watched one review comparing the GTR to another company using the same 7940HS. A smaller, compact "cramped" cheap plastic box. It was unable to match the Beelink performance due to overheating, thermal throttling. I personally like the power supply connector, but some reviews complained about it being proprietary. NOTE: Another important feature. (I found this on the Beelink website) "If you want to use USB4 port (PD3.0 100W) for power supply, please set the TDP to 54W in your BIOS settings and use a PD charger which supports 20V voltage and maximum OCP of 6.32A. Please be sure to connect 120W power adapter to DC port for power supply if you set the TDP to 65W".

A very good computer for the price. I use it as a media PC for a projector, paired with a backlit wireless keyboard and mouse.It handles 4K, 60 Hz video effortlessly, whether streaming from the internet or playing locally stored movies. I did run an Ethernet cable from my modem to the PC. I don’t recall exactly why I wired it, but it was convenient and frees up the modem's bandwidth for other devices.I’ve also used this PC for more demanding tasks, such as running Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, and it works great. Now I remember—the Ethernet connection was necessary to handle the data requirements of Microsoft Flight Simulator.

I bought this as a Christmas present for my mom. For some reason, Amazon thinks I bought the SER5 Pro, which I did not - I bought and received the EQR6 with dual HDMI ports. I bought this Nov 19.When I got it, I briefly opened the box to make sure all items were included but did not power it on as I assumed this was a new in box item.Upon powering it up today at her house, it powered on smoothly but when logging into Windows I was greeted with 'Singh's' user account and the computer is basically unusable because I can't log in and set it up for Mom.Now, upon going back to leave this review, I am assuming that the SKUs for these changed or something because Amazon now says that I bought the SER5 Pro, which only has 1 HDMI port. As you can see in the picture, Mom has dual monitor and she needs the extra port.I'm an IT professional so I will probably just end up reinstalling Windows on it from a boot drive, but this is really unacceptable and would have been a show stopper for my parents if I weren't here. I shouldn't have to open a brand new Christmas present and vet it before giving it to someone. Really steamed about this, this is the first and last computer I buy from Beelink or Amazon. RIDICULOUS.