KAMRUI Hyper H2 Mini PC, Core i9-14900HX (24C/32T, up to 5.8GHz), 32GB DDR4 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD, Triple 4K, WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2

I am absolutely blown away by this Mini PC. This mini desktop computer packs an incredible punch with its 12th Intel Alder Lake-N95 processor, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB SSD. The speed and performance are truly impressive and have exceeded all of my expectations. I was little doubtful but boy I was wrong about this, I can use this everyday for my home business and separate personal stuff from Work. The design is sleek and compact, making it easy to fit into any workspace without taking up too much room. The ability to connect via Gigabit Ethernet, Dual Wi-Fi, and Blue Tooth gives me the flexibility to connect to a variety of devices and networks, and the 4K UHD capability provides crystal clear visuals for all my work or entertainment needs. I am also thrilled to have Windows 11 Pro pre-installed on this mini PC, which has made setup and customization a breeze. Whether I am using it for work or entertainment, Plus Mini PC has truly exceeded my expectations and has become an essential part of my daily routine. Overall, I highly recommend this mini PC to anyone who wants a powerful, versatile, and compact desktop computer for home or business use. It is truly worth the investment!

I recently got my hands on the GK3 PLUS mini PC, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly impressed! This compact device packs quite a punch with its 12th Intel Alder Lake N95 processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and 512GB SATA SSD hard drive. It performs smoothly and quickly, whether I'm working on spreadsheets, browsing the web, or streaming 4K videos. One of my favorite features of this mini PC is its multiple display options. With 2x HDMI (4K@60Hz) and 1x VGA ports, I can connect up to three displays at once! The device also has WiFi-5 and Bluetooth 4.2 support, making it easy to connect to my wireless devices. I was pleasantly surprised to find that my wireless mouse and keyboard worked seamlessly with this device. Another benefit of the GK3 PLUS mini PC is its small size. Measuring only 5.1 in * 5.1 in * 1.96 in, it's easy to hide on my desk and doesn't take up much space. Despite its small size, it comes equipped with a built-in fan, so it doesn't generate too much heat. Overall, I would highly recommend the GK3 PLUS mini PC to anyone looking for a powerful and versatile computer. Whether you need it for work or entertainment, this device is up to the task!

I bought this Kamrui computer because of a novelty. This little machine has definitely suprise me. It's faster vthan I thought, more versatile than I thought and in all is a great little computer. It thrill me so much I have purchased 2 more similar computer and 1 at a greater cost and the Kamrui is just as good in processing speed ,graphics and plenty of ports. I have thrown everything at it except high end graphics programs and for a good desktop to play music and surf the web and i run Microsoft365 on it too. No problem to mention. I just got a ACEMAGIC mini machine and in the process of testing and using it. It cost more but doesn't really outrun the Kamrui by much. I will purchase another KAMRUI before it said and done. It's priced right and If you want a gaming machine they have some that will work for that. The G3 is NOT a gamer but does what i want. Keep up the good work guys,gals!

Having many years of IT experience, I've usually purchase end-user devices with the most resources that I could afford, e.g., laptop with fastest Intel i7 and 32 GB memory. I needed a smaller device to support work from home with multiple monitors and peripherals. This unit has many USB-A 2 and 3 ports, two HDMI ports, and ever a 15 pin RGB/VGA port, permitting me to attach almost everything I need without a port-replicator. With dual monitors, printer, and all peripherals on a single power strip, everything is only drawing between 33.5 W and 34.5 W. 12th gen N95 Intel CPU with 16GB memory, makes for a fairly quick machine for work remote access and routine activities. As of 2023-02-17. I've only noticed one anomaly. When coming out of hibernation, the monitors (1 HDMI, 1 USB) will "reset" about every minute until I reboot. I don't know if this is a HW or SW issue, although I'm current on all OS and driver patches. As of 2023-02-18, this has become persistent, without using hibernation. I'll try rebooting multiple times and see if this continues. Might need to consider a return if vendor can't explain and correct.

Bought it on sale. Came with 14450hx, 16gb ddr4 and 512 gb ssd. The pc is relatively quiet on idle but gets loud if you push it. The fan noise is not that annoying compared to other mini pc’s we used. Despite it being good on paper, everything is very hot. Cpu is sitting around 80-90c, ssd was getting 75c at times and the whole thing was hot to touch. It might be just fine or parts could get damaged due to high heat in a long run. Also, there is no option to update the bios. Not sure how this will turn out in the future but wanted to address it. For these reasons I ended up returning it and getting something else. Maybe I was not lucky with my particular unit. Not sure

I overall like device quite a bit. A few things that I am less fond of include the short power cable— I end up using an extension cord as a result of the short length. I also find the internet to run best by plugging an Ethernet cord directly into the PC. The wireless internet doesn’t run as fast as my wired Ethernet. The multiple USB ports are a must. There are no USB c ports, all USB A. You should also consider buying a USB microphone or webcam and also get some speakers to complement it. I also own a Mac Mini. This device, in comparison, is lighter. I think the device does get hotter as it has a Celeron processor. Either way, it is a great mini pc that will likely meet all of your mini pc needs. I hook it up via an HDMI cable to my monitor and it runs well. It is very affordable and a great device for anyone who wants a mini pc

The mini pc worked very well for a few months then became very slow. I guess I should have been smart enough to realize a product selling for such a reasonable price probably wouldn't have much of a life span. This purchase is a good example of you get what you pay for.

Liked the setup, liked the speed, liked the size! First of all, don't forget to NOT put the Lan in! The reason for that is, you won't know if it works or not, don't worry about your router. Now put the info in where your time zone is, who you are. When it's happy, it'll let you know when to put the Lan in. If you are like me, you have some getting used to Win 11. No product code numbers - it's already installed. I'm not really sure about the expansion of the unit or not. I'll bet there's some videos about putting more memory in it, or expanding the SSD. Oh, did I mention that it is lighting quick, got 2 slow speed usb's & 2 high speed usb's, supports VGA and HDMII, and it's sandwich size. I recently bought a Sceptre 24" IPS monitor. For bit more than $300, you got a powerful pc that has a beautiful display! Hope I don't need the warranty?