KAMRUI Mini PC Computer, Intel Processor N97 (up to 3.6 GHz), 16GB DDR4 RAM 256GB M.2 SSD, Mini Desktop Computer Support Dual 4K, WiFi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, HTPC for Business, Education, Home

This is the best low cost, super compact PC's I have found on Amazon. It is very inexpensive but still gives you all of the features you need for a compact PC. And it's upgradeable with an expansion bay to hold another SSD drive. This is rare in low cost compact PC's but is a must have. If you don't have this, then you're going to be really limited to what you can do with your PC. This expansion bay allows you to add a huge SSD fast hard drive later to expand the storage space BUT keep the super compact size and not have to add another power supply and another device hanging off the PC. So, if you're looking at another compact PC that is a little smaller than this one, but doesn't have the expansion bay, I highly suggest you get this one instead. You are going to need that one day. Plan ahead and get a system, like this one, that can be expanded. If not, you will likely have to buy another PC in the future that does allow this.I was really shocked how much you get for this super low cost. I would say my favorite things about this PC are: small size, low cost, expandable, fast internet connections, dual 4K HDMI and plenty of USB ports. I also like the cool LED lighting on it.But here is a full list of things I like about this PC:- Great looking (cool LED light strip around entire unit)- Compact size- Very light- Easy to attach to something like your wall, behind a monitor, in a drawer, under a desk- Fast SSD storage instantly shows photos and starts streaming video quickly- Switches between applications faster than I thought it would- Two HDMI ports included. 4K!!!- Great for home theater PC- Very fast WIFI (great for streaming, storing photos and videos, surfing the web, downloading files, etc)- GB Ethernet!- BT 4.2- Expandable storage which is really rare in a unit this small and this inexpensive. This is an absolute must have! Don't get a PC without this!- Such a low price that you can easily get one for each of your children if you want to set up a study room in your house where each child has their own computer. Just add a keyboard, mouse and monitor and you are done!- Windows and other software already pre-installed.- Plenty of USB ports (including faster USB 3!)- Very smooth graphics- Quick multi-tasking- Very responsive- Tons of USB ports- Dual monitor support. Or connect a TV and a monitor or projector and monitor, etc.- 4K video playback- Has a built in fan that comes on when needed to keep the whole system very cool. This will keep your speed high (won't slow down when it gets hot) and will extend the life of the PC. Also you can put it behind your TV and it will still pull in enough air to stay cool. Many of the "fanless" PC's sound good, but sometimes get too hot and slow down or end up not lasting as long.UPDATE: I didn't realize this, but the additional storage area if you want to add another SSD is removable. So, if you don't add the extra SSD, this is even thinner, lighter and smaller than I thought. And if you do add the SSD, you'll have the option to add a HUGE drive if you want! Very cool design... See photos attached.I highly suggest this PC for anyone looking for a compact PC with good expandability, fast connectivity, and all the features most people will need.Highly suggested. Buy with confidence!

I impulsed purchased this little computer to replace my 2017 Nvidia Shield device (pre 4K). I was planning on using it mostly for streaming Pluto TV, Kodi, Plex, and the occasional game. It's much smaller and much more capable than I was anticipating- got Steam loaded up on it, paired a PS4 controller, and installed a bunch of my games (older and less graphics intensive titles). It had no trouble running anything I tried (Katamari Damacy Reroll, Geometry Wars Evolved, Burnout Paradise, Guacamelee, Cuphead, and several Dreamcast games through redream) at my old Sony TV's resolution of 1366 x 768. Was amused that the whole computer is pretty much the exact same size as the base of an Atari Gamestation Pro controller.

Amazing what can be had for under $170. Went with the N97 processor, as it had a bit more punch. This unit was a bit lacking in storage but will add an SSD drive to the bay. I would much rather upgrade storage than processor any day of the week - especially on this one which is so easy to do. Just plug and play.Out of the box, pretty impressed. Once the Windows installation was completed, did a reboot. It booted up in under 15 seconds. More than fast enough.This is for my wife, and she doesn't play games. She'll use it for Zoom meetings, some word processing, web browsing and a few other tasks. More than enough for that.I ran a speed test with it and the upload/download were both around 40 Mbps. Not going to break any speed records for Wi-Fi. Likely not an issue if plugged in with a cable. But given that Zoom uses around 10 Mbps, it's more than enough for the tasks she will be using. But if you are looking to do any gaming that require download speed, not going to work well for you over Wi-Fi. You'll need to plug in a cable. Basic web browsing was fast and responsive, thanks to the decent processor. YouTube videos streamed flawlessly with no buffering at all.After a couple hours, the unit was barely warm to the touch.The only big negative so far, the sound. Plugging headphones straight into the unit resulted in a very annoying electrical cycle sound from a ground loop interaction somewhere within. Fortunately, I had a little inline 3.5mm ground loop isolator/filter I wasn't using. Plugged that in and then the headphones into that - perfect. It's an easy solution, and ground loop isolators can be had on here for under $10. You will definitely need one though if you plan on listening to anything with the headphone jack.All in all, super happy with it so far. Since the wife has a small desk, this will be the perfect solution for her. Only took off one star because of the sound issue.Edit: After a few days and a couple of software updates, the internet speed has become excellent. My current speed test was 300 Mbps down and 80 Mbps up - which is being limited by my ISP at those speeds, so the actual ability of the PC may be faster than that. But that's plenty fast for anything net related you could ever want to do.