BeelinkMini S12 Pro Mini PC, Intel 12th Gen N100 (4C/4T, up to 3.4GHz), 16GB DDR4, 500GB SSD, Desktop Computer Support Dual HDMI 4K@60Hz, WiFi 6, BT5.2, NAS, Low Power

SO far, very dependable, and doesn't get too hot for what it does. All I have it do is run Homeassistant OS, in the future I will consider running proxmox or something else as well, but for now this does the trick.I know it's way underused in the current configuration, but it outperforms my older Odroid N2+.

I am not a computer person but I do think I can recognize quality pretty well. This little computer has been working flawlessly since I unpacked it. It accepts everything I plug into it without any issues. Hey, what more can you ask for? I will be keeping an eye open for anything that this company puts out in the future and would be happy to try their stuff out.

Purchased to be used as Plex server, very happy with its performance so far.

Giving this 4 stars as it's a spry little computer. It does the bare minimum to surf the web and some light application work (word processing, presentations, spreadsheets, notes, etc.)However, it struggles mightily with Teams. Long story short it "can" handle Teams fine, but it has to rearrange things as it takes about 60 after joining a call for it to come off 100% utilization and let you be able to do more than listen to a conference call. I'm disappointed but not surprised. I'm going to convert it to a browser for the TV so nothing lost. It's probably more like 3 stars, but honestly the set up was very smooth and worked well.

Excelente compra muy útil para mi propósito lo recomiendo

Very good for running Plex on Ubuntu if you overwrite the windows 11 it comes with.

I bought this in October as a test, and finally set it up last week. Windows ran fine, but I could never get it to update Windows because of the temperature issues.Simple Windows Update drove the CPU temperatures up to 105 degrees Celsius, and the unit would shut itself down to protect against thermal damage. Removing the bottom of the device and leaving it open helped, but temperatures were still up between 90C and 95C, and the CPUs were capped at 25% capacity. So opening a browser window might take 20 seconds.Eventually the unit stopped booting, and I'm glad because I don't need to invest any more time into getting this working. It goes into the trash as I'm likely out of the warranty period, and there's no real data on the device anyway.I'd say this is a hard AVOID.

I saw this mini PC reviewed on YouTube around the time my laptop started acting flaky. It was so cheap that I picked it up, willing to eat the loss if it was a turd. I use it for surfing the web, paying bills, and watching videos. I can't find anything to complain about it. I didn't bother with any kind of speed tests or burn-in testing because it's really just made to fill the use case I purchased it for. If you want the hard numbers, there are some really thorough reviews on YouTube.I haven't installed the included monitor mount because I use it with a 40" 4k TV, and need an adapter plate, but it will fit on most computer monitors fine.Overall, Beelink has become a fairly trusted brand for affordable mini computing. Even their higher power units tends to review well and cost less than their competitors.