TRIGKEY Mini PC, Intel Twin Lake N150 (4C/4T, UP to 3.6GHz), Key N150 Mini Computer 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB SSD, Desktop Computer PC Dual HDMI Display/Dual LAN/WiFi5/BT5 for Office/Business/Unison App

great value for the dollar. Realtek NICs for eth0+1. image attached for anyone else that was curious

This pc is unreal. It does it all just like the big boys, only smaller.

Wanted to like this but the biggest issue with it is:1) it isn't dual channel memory so it lags really bad if for example you're using YouTube and you have a decent size list.2) out the box it will struggle to find the HDMI display sometimes. You can l have to go into the bios and turn off the auto detection for output and force it to use the integrated graphics

I have a handful of these mini PCs for home automation and home infrastructure. Trigkey never disappoints - their service is amazing for questions and their build is noticeably higher quality. I love the nearly fully unlocked BIOS options, love the full size m.2 2280 slots, love the integrated power adapter. For these prices, get a couple (or more) for failure tolerance!

Listing says "up to" 16GB RAM and 4TB (2x2TB) storage, but I was able to swap in 32GB RAM and added a 4TB nVMe drive without issues, probably fine to do 2x4TB.The system is very quiet, but I would sacrifice a bit of noise for more cooling. The nVMe drives on the bottom have thermal pads that contact a metal plate on the bottom as a heat spreader. I can feel through the solid plastic that it gets warm, but not hot.Never trust these odd brands' Windows installs, just put Linux or BSD on it.I bought 3 and am using them for home lab Proxmox with GlusterFS for 1x3 replication of my VMs.This was an easy, inexpensive upgrade to accomplish quorum for both GlusterFS and Proxmox, as well as to retire my spinning rust and finally acknowledge that SATA3 SSDs are now more expensive than the faster nVMe drives. Each of these little systems performance beat my 11 year old Xeon hand over fist. Losing ECC RAM for home server stuff wasn't a big deal, I'm not a data center, I keep backups, I've make shifted much worse home "servers."-1 star because I think the cooling solution needs work to better cool the RAM and nVMe drives.

A very nice little mini PC! This has been capable of all basic tasks I've thrown at it, as well as small server tasks (bots, services, little things). I fully anticipate it being capable of functioning as a Pi-hole/adblocker or Pfsense on a small network if needed. The box is very small (a little bigger than a raspberry pi but smaller than a Mac mini). It is plug and play if you are comfortable with running with the set up that comes pre-installed. The fans in it are quiet and with the tasks I've used it for, don't seem to need to spin up aggressively often.

WOW! This exceeded all of my expectations. I picked this up to use with my laser engraver software but quickly found that it is far more capable than I expected. It ran LaserGRBL and LightBurn perfectly - but unexpectedly I needed another computer for some work tasks, so ended up installing WSL2, some Autodesk Fusion 360, and some other reasonably demanding software expecting the machine to crawl - but WOW - it was fast! The SSD speed is plenty fast for regular tasks, and it shipped with enough RAM to run Unbuntu on WSL2 on Windows 11 *PERFECTLY*. The video was fast enough that Fusion was very usable, and of course, regular tasks like web browsing are stellar. I never tried gaming or trying to push heavily graphics card intensive tasks on it, but everything I run regularly runs perfectly. It's a great machine - full stop. Add in the fact that it's only $160 at the time of this review and it feels like a steal. I'm very impressed with this in every way.

I was looking for a low power, tiny PC to build a whole home ad blocker and ordered this as soon as I saw it. When it arrived, it was much smaller than I expected, which makes it even better! I installed AdGuard Home on it, configured the two network adapters, one connected directly to my AT&T Fiber to Ethernet box, and the other to my Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro. It works like a charm! Now, all of the devices on my home network are ad free!This mini PC is very well built and has a good weight to it. I love that the power supply is built-in and there is no power brick to deal with. Also, even with as small as it is, it can still be upgraded with two m.2 SSDs and even the memory can be swapped out, something an Apple Mini is not capable of! The setup was very easy, just plug in power and connect to a display, keyboard and mouse and you are all set! Windows 11 comes right up, prompts you to connect to WiFi, and leaves you with a fast, tiny, quad-core PC that is ready to do whatever you need. Also, to note, this will not be suitable for gaming, since it does not have a discrete graphics card. However, it will perform perfectly in the following roles: Minimalist desktop, whole home ad filter (AdGuard), home automation server (Home Assistant), home theater(HTPC), office productivity, and manufacturing. Basically, anywhere a mini PC could be needed.I wish I had more uses, and reasons to buy more of these. I will definitely keep these in mind if I have another need.