NiPoGiEssenx E1 Mini PC Twin Lake-N N150(Upgraded N100,up to 3.6GHz), Mini PC Windows 11 Pro 16GB RAM 512 GB M.2SSD, Mini Computer 4KUHD Dual Display/WiFi/BT, Mini Desktop PC for Business, OfficeGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

For a start, I am just a user, I don't know or want to know about speed, bios and i don't game and most of the reviews talks about using it as if i am launching a mission to the moon. I had my previous PC for 15 years. nothing wrong with it but i decided to buy this as a transit backup until i get something expensive.Not anymore. First for this thing it is ultra small, i did the error of linking it to the network and expected to wait for hours. Nope, upgraded itself in 20 mins and all working well. i have Linked to multiple screens, noise level is none, doesn't heat, handles my day use working and I can watch films, it connects to all my Bluetooth and WiFi devices , printers , scanners without any problem. Whoever invented this thing deserves a medal.

I recently purchased this mini PC, and I must say it is exactly as described. It came with Windows 11 Pro pre-installed and updated seamlessly once I connected it to the internet. I did heed the advice on the yellow sticker that warned against connecting to the internet initially, as it could slow down the setup process. However, I found myself needing to connect early on due to a prompt on the screen. If there was any delay, it was negligible.The PC includes a bracket for mounting on the back of a monitor, but unfortunately, I couldn't use it with my Dell monitor since it doesn't support that feature. However, this was not a significant issue, as the mini PC is so compact that it takes up hardly any space at all.I was looking for an affordable solution for my son to do his homework, as he was getting easily distracted by pop-ups on his gaming PC. The price and simplicity of this product are unbeatable. As someone who isn't very tech-savvy, I found it easy to set up after researching online to find a product that met my needs. It’s incredibly simple to use, takes up virtually no space, operates silently, and looks great.Given the price point, I was genuinely impressed with the build quality. The plastic casing is sturdy and doesn’t creak, making the product feel solid. The design is aesthetically pleasing, and the dimensions are impressively compact, even for a mini PC.Overall, I highly recommend this mini PC for anyone looking for an affordable, efficient, and stylish solution for basic computing needs.

Bought this to replace an old N95 Beelink media pc that cost a similar amount; wasn't sure from the specs if it would speed performance or not -answer is ITS AMAZING. Currently used for general office duties, zoom and browsing.Really pleased with performance so far:-+ Reasonably easy to set up (manual says almost nothing) - just plug it in.+ Quiet as the grave; apparently it has a fan, but I've not heard it+ 500 GB SSD and 16GB Cache as good as gold, small, sexy, just cool!- Bought with a £90 discount (so effective price increase since)- Has a standard 12V wall mounted PSU (a 'Wall Wart')- Not too sure what's going on with the USB's - not all USB's are equal!No SD card reader (wasn't one advertised - but am used to using SD card on other media PC's).Would probably buy again (if I needed another), although the price 2 days later is a lot higher.

The marketplace for these Celeron Mini PCs is oversaturated and competitive. I managed to get this Nipogi branded AK1 N5105 mini PC for £159.99 following a £40.00 reduction and further £30.00 off coupon from the original price of £229.99.The box itself is nice and has a bottom expansion section that you can either use to add a 2.5” SATA drive, or remove to reduce the height of the system, which I thought was quite nice. Internally, it will also accept a Gen 3 2280 NVMe SSD M.2 SSD, as well as SATA models, of which a 256GB SATA M.2 is already included. You can also add an up to 2TB 2.5in drive in addition to this and have a nice small media server that runs relatively quiet with low power consumption.The Processor is decent for low power low clocked CPUs. Installed programs run fine, but I have noticed that when internet browsing, its not as fast as I thought it would be. I also noticed that when using the AC Wi-Fi, there were persistent dropouts which were annoying, and that didn’t happen when I ran from an AX Wi-Fi card on my larger desktop to the same modem/router. Over Ethernet, internet is stable, however.There are some downsides to the way the AK1 has been configured. The CPU cooling fan, although not at jet engine levels, is audible. The 8GB of RAM only runs at 2400 Mts in single channel, where competitors such as the Aerofara A2 Pro Mini run a 2X4GB dual channel configuration at 2933 Mts. This model also has some competition with the MELE Queiter 3 which is also currently reduced to around the same base price of £230, although only 128GB eeMC storage capacity out of the box.PROsReally flexible internal storage expansionDual HDMI at 4k 60fpsRelatively faster compared to older Celerons such as a J4125.CONSWeak Wi-fiFan noiseLess than optimal RAM configurationI was considering returning this and getting the Aerofara instead, but that only has 1 single HDMI, whereas this has 2. The Aerofara uses 2242 M.2 only and you can’t fit a 2280. The only other internal storage expansion option with the Aerofara is a MicroSD slot which this model doesn’t have, but this has much better SATA/M.2 flexibility. For my use case, the AK1 is probably the better choice.However, I’m tempted to return and pay the extra for the MELE which is silent and passively cooled, as well as expandable and can run from USB C.Overall, this is a good option, but you really need to consider your use case before deciding what to go with. It’s ok, but DO NOT OVERPAY.

This is a great little PC. It boots up Windows 11 almost instantly and runs my Office suite and image editing software with no problems. Highly recommended