Beelink Mini PC AMD Ryzen 7 5825U Up to 4.5GHz 8C/16T, SER5 PRO Mini Computer with 32GB DDR4 RAM 1TB M.2 SSD, Support 2.5GLAN/4K Triple Screen Display(HDMI+DP+Type-C)/WiFi6/BT5.2/Home/Office

Love this PC. Honestly I’ve only been using it to play Sims! Works like a dream so far. Moves pretty quick. I love the fact that it doesn’t take up much of my desk. It’s ways to use and set up. You’ll definitely need a USB hub, though, there are about 4 USB ports. I also connected an HDMI switch on it to connect multiple devices to my PC & Monitor. I’m satisfied for now. I use it via WiFi and it’s pretty consistent. A great budget friendly option.

llevo varios meses con el Mini PC y funciona de maravilla, sin ningún problema hasta ahora! fue una excelente compra.

Tiny pc are the future. Very easy to install, just follow directions. Economical, endless possibilities just as their big bro. No noise, wifi works very well, 5 port usb-c, 1 usb, and one in front for headset. I love it

I bought this for my OpenClaw instance on Kali to move into. When I first set up the OpenClaw instance, I had installed a clean Kali on an old dual-core i5 nuc with 8GB RAM and a 512GB SSD. It worked fine, but was a little slow and I knew it needed more elbow room. This 8-core, 16-thread machine is drastically faster than the i5 and triple the memory. When it arrived, I installed a 1TB SSD next to the 500GB SSD that came in it; tripling the storage as well. It also has space for a 3rd SSD, which is a bracket for a 2.5" Sata SSD; however it doesn't come with the cable for the 2.5" SSD. It's nice to know that I can expand storage in it without moving to external / USB devices though if I need to, but I think 1.5TB of SSD will be all it ever needs. Once I booted it up, I immediately booted to the Kali installer and installed Kali on the new 1TB drive, then told my OpenClaw instance on the i5 about it. I asked it to find the machine and I gave it its new username and password for its account on the new machine. it found the device and logged in. It then sent me a report on the machine and asked if it could "move in". I gave it the go-ahead and it moved itself in in about 3 minutes. Maybe it did it faster, but it had a different username on the i5 nuc (my username because it was running as me) than I set up for it on the new Beelink, so when it first came up it crashed. I logged in and used openclaw doctor to fix it and restart, then it was fine. So if you are letting an OpenClaw instance move machines, and the usernames it will run as are different between the machines, be sure to let it know to make the changes in the config files before it moves them over to the new machine. Overall OpenClaw runs MUCH better on the Beelink. If you are experimenting with OpenClaw and looking for a lightweight, power sipping, quiet machine for it to run on headlessly, then this beelink is pure gold. Some people think that an AI system needs hairy-chested GPU hardware, but that's not true. You need a good GPU array to train an AI, but once its trained, it can run on commodity hardware fine.

Updated 12/30/25 Once I hit 1 year, this thing started to randomly blue screen on me. As a Nursing student on a budget who has to take exams remotely, this was a problem and it did not get any better. It has completely died on me. It won't let me reset, recover, or even get into safe mode. Needless to say I am LIVID that I now have to spend money I do not have on a new one. Thankfully I save files to the cloud. I was initially hesitant since the reviews seem to be mixed. However, so far I have been happy with this purchase. I like the small size, it allows for a more cleaner streamlined desk. Storage capacity and expandability is great Speed is good, works good so far for my needs.