BOSGAME E7 Business Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, Intel Core 3 100U (6 Cores, 8 Threads, Up to 4.7GHz), 16GB DDR4 RAM 512GB NVMe SSD, Triple 4K Display, HDMI/DP/USB-C, Dual LAN, Wi-Fi 6, Mini Computer

I have this PC on my network acting as a small server. It's running SQL Express and a bridge program to mobile barcode scanners. Not had to touch it once since I installed it.

Compact, fast and with a good number of USB connections. Ideal for any home user

I like the portability .

I originally bought the BOS Game E3 Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, Intel Twin lake N150 as a project to see how it would work in replacing a Dell AIO system. I was trying to reduce the amount of space my PC was taking up n the desk. AS I'm not a gamer, Graphic and speed were not a concern. The system came loaded with Windows 11 professional and setup was easy and faultless. MS Office 365 and McAfee antivirus install with out issue and are running very smoothly. I has also installed Adobe Creative Cloud with Illustrator and photoshop install locally. Both ran with out issue on the system. With regard to ports on the box, and extra USB A & USB C would have complete an otherwise great piece of kit. You can't go wrong for €184.

Summary: these are great Mini PCs, fast enough for any routine desktop work, optimally flexible enough for most specialized/embedded applications except firewall/routing (not enough built-in network interfaces for that, although could use even multiple USB Ethernet adapters in a pinch). Highly recommend when discounted. Now the Q&A answers by the seller from 2022-2023 timeframe are obsolete, inaccurate, and don’t do the product any favours. Here are a few CORRECT clarifications as of Jan 2025 and the N95 8GB/256GB and 16GB/512GB models: - both DRAM and SSDs are replaceable; any DDR4 SODIMM will work, including 32GB modules and SSD is up to full-size NVMe; there is also a place and a cable included for an additional 2.5” SATA SSD - it does, in fact support up to 3 displays, including 1 over its full function USB C port; it can, in fact, both power a compatible external monitor over that USB C port, as well as provide video AND touchscreen support, all over 1 USB C cable when powered by its 12VDC power supply; this is highly cabling-efficient for many situations, in particular wall information and automation mounted applications; critical to this is the right USB C cable that explicitly supports video output — your run-of-the-mill charging or even just data USB C cables WILL NOT WORK (don’t blame the product for that, blame the incompetent USB C standards specifications for creating this obvious chaos)

I got this mainly for university coursework (essays, reading e-textbooks, running statistical software, etc.). I’ve had it for about 4 months and so far it has been a great purchase. No noise, super compact, can play games like Sims 4, hasn’t crashed on me yet, and it’s pretty fast. The ONLY thing that bugs me is that I have to press the power button several times before it signals the monitor to turn on, not sure what that’s about but so far it’s not causing me any other issues, it’s just annoying. Very happy with it overall.

Je suis impressionné par le prix du produit. Je suis inquiet pour le support et les mises à jour comme par exemple le BIOS. J'ai remarqué que le PC n'avait pas de puce TPM 2.0 qui est nécessaire pour Windows 11. Je me demande, si je vais être capable de réinstaller Windows 11 avec une clé USB si la puce est absente ou bien Windows 12 en 2024. Je suis en réflexion si je le retourne ou pas. J'ai du le retourner parce que le minuscule connecteur SATA a brisé lors de l'insertion du cable pour le disque dur.

I purchased this PC after an equivalent competitors brand failed just after 1 year. In every respect this PC works far better than my previous unit ever did. I am very happy with it.

It was an incredibly frustrating experience setting this thing up. I’m sure I got a dud, but it said QC passed on the case. I returned it.