GMKtec Desktop Mini PC Windows 11 Pro Intel N100 12GB DDR5 512GB SSD Dual LAN, Mini Computer 1000Mbps, 4K Triple Display, WiFi6, BT5.2, Energy Efficient(Upgraded)

Good

Excellent. I recommend it.

I purchased the Nucbox G2Plus Intel N150 Mini PC after a great six-month good experience with the GMKtec Mini PC (12th Gen Intel N97) — and I’m happy to say the Nucbox G2Plus has exceeded my expectations. It’s impressively quiet, compact, and fast, making it ideal for a tidy, minimalist desk setup. Despite its small size, it's surprisingly powerful, handling multiple open applications effortlessly. The 512GB local storage is more than enough for my personal needs, and its overall performance is smooth and reliable. One of the things I love most is its portability. I primarily bought it for personal use, but it’s easy to carry around and set up anywhere, as long as I have access to a monitor. It also works seamlessly with my KVM switch, which is a big plus for anyone who uses multiple systems. A thoughtful touch is the spare blue top case — a small detail that adds customization and value. Overall, a fantastic mini PC that delivers great performance in a compact form

This is a great little computer. Its about as basic as it gets, but that's what I was in the market for. As I age, I've found I barely even use a computer at home for personal stuff at all any more. I have a work laptop that docks to a couple monitors for work from home stuff. I have an extensive steam game library from the old days, but i just don't really have a place in my life for gaming anymore, and i have a Nintendo switch for what little gaming i do. So, I sold my personal laptop and old gaming PC and replaced it with this... Its attached to the back of one of my work monitors, and runs 24/7 as a plex server and network storage computer. I can switch the monitor over to it if i want to, but i will probably just remote into it from my phone for most quick media and file management tasks. It serves up full 4k over wifi no problem. During setup and configuration, it seemed speedy, and responsive enough, and would probably be just fine for a daily use computer for just about everything. It came with Windows 11 pro pre-installed with no bloatware, and setup was super easy. I'm honestly amazed what you can get for so little money, and in a package not much bigger than a deck of cards. I heavily considered getting a "better" mini PC with better graphics, more RAM, etc... but i tried to be honest with myself on my use case, and this is probably better, as it is so efficient for 24/7 mini-server type use. At some point i may try running some basic 3d modeling software of it, as this is about the most demanding thing i can think of that i may still want to do in my personal life, but bottom line, this is a lot of computer for a little money and no space at all. Pretty cool. Note that i was considering using it with my USB-C laptop dock to switch in and out with my work laptop,and the user manual confirmed that the usb-c port is only for power, and its not a thunderbolt port, so that wouldnt work. If you want USB4/thunderbolt, you may need to upgrade a bit more.

This is a great little PC and better than I expected. I needed to replace an iMac and decided to give this a go as Apple prices are a joke..! Prices for the mini PC are affordable .... The set up was so simple and easy, Windows 11 Pro is an awesome OS and the features and apps are just as good. Microsoft has come along way, with apps to link or transfer your MacOS files across is even better. The mini PC has more guts than you think.. give it a go, you won't be disappointed... Thanks GMKtech...!

Worked correctly with installed Windows 11. After a couple of days I erased windows and installed linux mint. Mint works well as long as you use the latest kernel as older kernels do not have the intel drivers required.