Beelink Mini S13 Mini PC, Intel Twin Lake N150 (Upgraded N100, up to 3.6GHz), 16GB DDR4 RAM 1TB SSD, Mini Computer Support Dual HDMI 4K@60Hz, WiFi 6, BT5.2, NAS, Low Power

I found out Plex requires you to be fully online to work. Had it running on my Nvidia Shield. I bought this to be a server for my home multimedia library using Jellyfin and it exceeded expectations. It's small and lightweight, quiet, runs really well, and has so far handled everything I've thrown at it (1080p and 4K video streams). It even has a generous SDD. I was also pleasantly surprised that Windows 11 was preinstalled on this $150 machine. I'm running Ubuntu on it, but the fact that I can dual boot Windows if I need to is a plus. I would recommend this completely to anyone wanting to run a Jellyfin server for their media.

inexpensive, arrived quickly, easy to set up and works as advertised. couldn't ask for more

shocked the babies pack power, i have only set them up , but they come with windows 11

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.

I got this to use as a Start9 server and it works great.

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.

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.