BeelinkEQR6 Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 5 6600H(Up to 4.5GHz) 6C/12T, Mini Desktop Computer 16GB DDR5 RAM 500GB NVMe SSD, Mini Gaming PC 4K@60Hz Dual Display/BT5.2/WiFi 6 for Office/Gaming/Home

Excellent product so far.Setup followed the instructions perfectly. Windows Activation was immediate after initial setup and connection to internet, per the instructions.All ports and functions work as expected.The unit is quieter than expected, almost perfectly silent.Boot-up and shut-down take only a couple seconds.Performance for browsing and streaming is flawless.I didn't find any additional software (bloatware) on the machine, which is a plus.3 USB ports on the back is a plus for me (keyboard, mouse, printer).I wish the 3.5mm sound jack was on the back because I have external speakers. Oh well.Air flow in this unit seems better than others because of the extra thickness for cooling fins in the back. However, I tend to believe other reviews indicating that heat management is compromised in such a small enclosure (probably an issue across the market). I don't plan to work the unit very hard, but I would be careful with gaming or CPU-intensive, long-duration computation. I could see it getting pretty hot and possibly failing early. In my case I have no worries for general household computing needs.Super happy with the small size and convenience so far.If anything changes I'll update the review.

This is my second Beelink and it's been working great. My spouse does a lot of product photo enhancement and this model is a huge improvement in performance. It's also compact and very quiet. I especially like that it has 2 HDMI ports.

Two weeks of use. Excellent product so far. I have been very satisfied with the performance of the mini-PC in terms of speed and compatibility.The small size, fast processor and easy setup - decent machine at a decent value overall (not for gamers).Integrated power supply is very convenien.Setup followed the instructions perfectly.Windows Activation was immediate after initial setup and connection to internet, per the instructions.All ports and functions work as expected.The unit is quieter than expected, almost perfectly silent.

I bought this because my old desktop was very very old and propped up by using slim variants of linux distros to keep it going and because I wanted something in a small form factor. I am very very pleased with the performance of this device. It came with 32gb of ram, 1tb of NVME, and a Ryzen 9 processor. Snappy, easy to use. I backed up my Windows key and switched to Ubuntu, and boy is it fast. It was very fast in Windows, but is even faster in Ubuntu 24. I have thrown so much at since I got it last night, and it just keeps going. Haven't overclocked it yet, but I expect that will pan out well based on reviews I've watched. For anyone reading the review, don't exepect to do hardcore gaming on this unless you use an external video card, but retro-gaming, you likely are going to fare quite well.

Decent computer. Small form factor and silent running with low loads. The fan pitch is a little annoying and high pitched when put under decent load though.Only one front USB-A and no DP which is a shame. HDMI is probably 1.4 but do not have a monitor to test appropriately with, so this may be inaccurate. Integrated power supply, so just a single simple cable running from the machine to the wall for power - no brick. There is also no differentiation on the rear USB IO for which is USB3 and which is USB2 - the ports and labels are the same. My rear USB2 slot is upsidedown as well, which is odd. It works, but its not correct?System came with 24gb of Crucial RAM. Two SODIMMs of 12gb - user replaceable and easy to reach once the bottom cover is off. The listing for this product claims that the nvme is Crucial as well - this I could not verify as there was no branding on the drive and did not want to rip the machine apart to get at it (more below).Overall construction of the machine on it is a little questionable. There is a second nvme slot that is readily accessible under a small heatsink - just two screws to get that off once the case is open. The main nvme is strangely buried in the machine. The heatsink for the two drives is like a two-part assembly of some kind that you can half remove easily for the second slot (mentioned above), but you need to disconnect the front IO which is fed through a little child board in order to get at other screws to get the heatsink off and at the main nvme. The front IO board is also connected by one of those super fragile ribbon cables fixed with two tiny screws. This makes a steady hand and a high-quality precision screwdriver set requirements to get at the main drive. Less than ideal. The included interface material for the nvmes to heatsink are also only half-length, so keep that in mind if looking to add a drive/replace.Came installed with Windows 11 Pro. So thats not too bad. I was going to flash it with W10Pro thinking it was going to be W11Home preinstalled but did not ... might run W11 for a bit and see how I like it.Decent machine at a decent value overall, but upgradability in the form of additional storage falls short in my eye.