KINGDEL Fanless Mini PC, Powerful Mini Desktop Computer, i5 CPU 16GB of DDR4 RAM, 250GB SSD, 4K:4096x2304, HD Port, LAN, VGA, 4xUSB 3.0 W-11 Pro

I have used Intel Celeron mini pc before and experience of moving to a i5 processor is amazing. It's fast, efficient, powerful, yet compact computerThis powerful mini desktop computer comes with an Intel i5 CPU, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, a 250GB SSD, and a 4K resolution of 4096x2304. It also has a HD port, LAN, VGA, 4xUSB 3.0, and Wi-Fi, all running on Windows 11 Pro.The setup was a breeze and I was able to get up and running in no time. The computer itself is quite small, but that doesn't mean it lacks power. It runs incredibly fast and I'm able to multitask with no issue. The fanless design is great for keeping the noise level down, and it's also energy efficient.I'm able to use this computer for pretty much anything I need. Whether I'm editing photos, streaming videos, or playing video games, it handles it all with ease. The 4K resolution is perfect for viewing crisp images and videos, and the Wi-Fi connection is reliable and strong. Highly recommended!

Our family aren't highly knowledgeable about computers, so you know that it's a compliment when I say that this was easy and relatively fast for us to set up and get to using, straight out of the box, including monitor (we bought one separately). The hard drive comes already configured with Windows 10, as well as some of Lenovo's programmes which amount to the brands equivalent to Windows 10. This seems a bit pointless to me, so I tried removing a few of them to see how easy it is, and I had no problems doing so.We want a PC for basic coursework, internet browsing, iTunes and downloading photos from our digital camera, and this model does everything we want quickly - even after installing the likes of iTunes, camera software, Amazon music player and a few games. I'm not sure what a professional would make of this brand and model, but for an average family who will manly use the PC for entertainment this is a great buy.

This mini PC by kingdel is quick and easy to set up, As it has only 2 cables to plug in out of the box excluding your own personal accessories I.E Monitor, keyboard, mouse etc. Despite its quick and easy set up I personally had some temperamental problems with mine, as it wouldn’t power on when first setting it up. It turned out to be a faulty power pack, which I ordered and replaced it. The sellers description says it’s Windows 11 pro, which it’s not, the PC is running Windows 10 pro. I run the windows check update, Which obviously had multiple updates to install, but still no eligible Windows 11 update. I possibly could go to Microsoft’s home download page and download the Windows 11 ISO file, but to be honest currently I am satisfied with Windows 10 as I know how it works and have no compatibility issues. The mini PC is compact in size measuring 21 x 18.5 x 5 cm which is width, depth and height. Because of its compact size I placed the PC in its bracket behind my 27 inch monitor, meaning that I could keep everything neat and tidy with my small desktop space. I secured the PC in the bracket and secured the bracket to my monitor stand to give it some stability for when I go to the USB ports. I did reset and erase all content on the PC, so I personally knew it was a fresh install of windows. The PC is even quicker than I expected, as Multi-tasking is very smooth, Apps and documents open instantly and I find there are no lags or pauses in shutting down or restarting. Because it’s not Windows 11, and because of the issue that I had with the power pack, I decided to give it 3 stars, otherwise I would have given it 4 stars as I personally think it’s good value for money.

This mini pc has been perfect for me to run games like Football Manager 2023, and do Microsoft Office work based activities. Also, I found it to be very good for editing my pictures and videos in Photoshop. The pc operates very quietly indeed and the speed is surprising fast for the price. Excellent value for money.

The product itself is good, the customer service - they tried to provide a solution but couldn't as apparently the graphics card Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655 doesn't support the setting to be able to turn off Adaptive Brightness which means that the image on screen is constantly fading from a nice clean sharp white to a dull white and back again.I asked if they could recommend a replacement graphics card that is suitable/compatible with this unit and the reply was "I am afraid the graphics card can't be replaced by the others, and there is also no space for the dedicated graphics card in the computer."So, in my opinion this unit should not be offered for sale as it isn't fit for purpose.I'll have to sell this on and look for an alternative.

Get ready to be shocked! like really shocked at the power, the speed, the processing ability of what is perhaps this years biggest surprise for me. I have never really held out much hope for these deconstructed micro computers BUT once you begin to operate this machine, as in from the very first moment you realise that tech has moved on very very far indeed...Every area you could hope to see a stunning performance is there! From processing, editing, uploading, every single area is sharp and perfect to the point of shock.This thing is great, it outweighs my best expectations very far indeed and it will yours too.Should be twice the price but it isnt thankfully.

At under £300 for a brand new computer, you don’t expect much! This is indeed a mini pc & very compact for those unaware. As a result, it lacks a GPU so means this is not a gaming PC but it does not claim to be.Suitable for working on, documents, cpu-based programs but for me, this has become a fab media pc! Connects easily to monitor/tv & the lightweight windows really makes it feel speedy.Streams 4K content with ease!

I really like the look, solid feel, and compact size of this PC. While setting it up, I kept finding nice little surprises in the configuration. I also took a few notes to share:Positives:1. The machine is even quicker than I expected. This is no tossed-together junk-drawer PC. That fact becomes obvious as you use it. I opened it up and it uses very high-quality components throughout the build. For example, this is a real 4 Core CPU with 8 threads of execution. Multi-tasking is very smooth. Apps and documents open instantly. There are no lags or pauses.2. It's sleek and attractive. The pictures don't do this machine justice. The case is precision milled, rugged, and beautiful. There is no fan, but the case never got warm. It's crazy quiet. There is no sound whatsoever.3. The 250GB internal SSD and the RAM were both top-quality, name brand parts. These are the same components you will find in many of the expensive big name brand machines. Again, this was a pleasant surprise.4. The mainboard on this amazing little cigar-box PC even has room for expansion! First, it has a connector to add an extra 2.5" SSD inside the case. They even included the cables required to install the extra drive. You'll also find a second unused slot for RAM. Using these slots, you could add a secondary 4TB SSD and upgrade to a staggering 32GB RAM in a computer smaller than a college textbook.5. While this is not intended to be a gaming PC, I was easily able to run a couple of tower defense type games with very smooth gameplay. The internal Intel graphics chips have certainly come a long way.6. I was also able to run Autodesk Fusion 360 on this machine without any problems. The models I loaded were easily and smoothly manipulated on the screen, but some of the higher level display features were missing. It was no surprise that some of the most advanced display features were absent, since this machine doesn't have a dedicated graphics board.7. The high performance and solid build quality of this machine make it an extremely good value.Negative:1. The biggest omission I noticed on this machine is the lack of Bluetooth support. Bluetooth is mostly used for wireless keyboards and mice, but virtually everything in a smart home these days can communicate through Bluetooth. I even have a battery-powered sander which communicates with its own batteries using Bluetooth. With all the fantastic features this mini PC includes, I was honestly shocked to see Bluetooth was missing. Even stranger is the fact that there seems to be an empty internal connector on the motherboard specifically intended for attaching a tiny Bluetooth module to the machine. The included WiFi module uses an identical connector to attach to the motherboard and the WiFi module is included. Why leave out the Bluetooth board?Thankfully, Bluetooth can be added easily using a USB dongle. I recommend a Bluetooth 4.2 or higher dongle because of the expanded feature set. The drawback of using a dongle is that it consumes one of the USB ports. So, when you order this machine, be sure to order a Bluetooth dongle, too.I can definitely recommend this PC. It looks, feels, and performs way above its price range. In general, I was pleasantly surprised by this little gem of a machine and I think you will be, too.Let me know if this was helpful by clicking below. Thanks for reading!

I was a bit dubious about a Chinese brand I didn't know, but it's mostly turned out to be a great machine. I can't find any bloatware in my install and it runs great. The aluminum case has good finish, is solid and doesn't get very hot.The only bummer is that the unbranded SSD died after a year. I had to buy a new one and reinstall Windows (which was pretty easy because the license was saved digitally to the motherboard). The SSD it came with was some unbranded whatever thing. If I had to do it again, I'd get the smallest SSD possible and immediately replace it with a good one. Luckily, I had an online backup service, so restoring all my data didn't cost anything extra. The computer repair shop could have done it, but it would have cost like $200.For this particular i5 processor running everything as hard as I could, it was only consuming around 20 Watts and I haven't been able to get the processor hotter than 60 or 70 degC (the stated limit is 100 degrees). The case gets hot to the touch, but not dangerous or anything.And I dug through my Windows 10 power settings and turned the Max power down from 100% to 99%. That doesn't sound like a big change, but it seems to disable a somewhat energy-wasteful overclocking feature which means you save a lot of power with a relatively modest hit to speed. For the kinds of things I'm doing (spreadsheets, video transcoding, some games) it's still a quite fast computer even at that 99% setting and only burns around 3 Watts most of the time, 10 W max. The case doesn't even get particularly hot.With my modern 21" LED monitor's brightness turned down a bit, the entire system is normally consuming less than 10 Watts and is still pretty powerful. I save substantially on electricity while it's also not overheating my room!And of course, it's totally silent so the humming I used to have with my old box if I left it on overnight to do some job doesn't bother me when I'm trying to sleep.This is a sweet machine and I'm pleasantly surprised even beyond my relatively high expectations!

I'm now a huge fan of fanless PCs. This little device is great, high quality, and it seems like it'll last a lot longer than a traditional PC with moving parts. I do side work as IT support for various companies around me. I bought this for a market that sells garden supplies, and is typically a dusty area that was affecting their previous devices. So far this PC however has collected zero dust inside of it, and has been running like a champ...and they love it. I'm hoping to get more of them

Just won't start up. Kept crashing over and over and over. Any of the Window repair functions would not work. Very frustrating, especially for a relatively expensive mini computer.