KAMRUI Pinova P1 Mini PC AMD Ryzen PRO 7330U Mini Computer(Up to 4.3GHz)

Super Mini Computer that gets the basics done quickly. Used the Mini P1 to replace an older desktop that died for a senior client (mid 90’s), that wanted an easy to use machine to do 3 things - 1 Email 2 Internet research including instructional video sessions and 3 Watch their streamed church service every Sunday. The P1 has far exceeded expectations with a quick boot up and fast WiFi connectivity. In addition the whisper quiet operation along with reduced “clutter” at the office desk (from the unit’s easily mounting to the monitor backside with the supplied VESA parts) earned the client’s appreciation.

This little mini PC packs a punch for the price. It does all the daily tasks i need to do and also can do some gaming with it. No issues so far, Great purchase!!

Great little machine. I got this primarily to run AI programs and streamline my work tasks. It runs light smoothly, quiet enough for a home office, and takes up virtually no desk space. Outstanding value for works

Best investment for my home theatre setup yet (besides the TV). Hooked this up with Jellyfin to provide a Media Server that multiple devices can connect to for video streaming (including Roku and Amazon Fire). Threw in an additional NVME hard drive. Works perfectly. System is fast, lots of storage, WiFi connection worked out of the box, Windows pre-installed, Numerous USB ports to allow multiple devices. The system itself feels well designed and built. Included power supply is only 65 watts! The downside, I was putting on screws for the VESA Mount and one of them sheered off. Wasn't even tightening it down. Now, I have a screw body stuck in it and cannot use the VESA Mount. I'll have to 3D Print a holder for it now. That's why the loss of 1 star.

Kamrui P1 Mini is the best. i have enjoyed using this pc much more that i should its quick and has plenty of storage for almost anything you need. best purchase this year. will definitely purchase from this company again

Using it for my home office after my 2015 laptop finally gave up. I wanted something that didn't take up much desk space, and this fit nicely beside the monitor. The first thing I noticed was how much faster everything opened. Running several browser tabs, Office, and a few coding tools at the same time didn't really slow it down. The small size has been more useful than I expected, and it stays quiet during normal use. Hooked it up to two monitors without any setup trouble. Did what I needed, and it feels like a solid step up from my old laptop.

This review is for the 16GB, 512 SSD with the Celeron N5105 and Windows 11. Purchased to replace a 14 year old Windows 7 PC. We bought this PC for running several on-line business functions, the occasional use of Office 365 Excel or Word, and for wasting time on Youtube, a bit of social media and web browsing. The PC boots up in about 30 seconds, which is about 5 minutes faster than my old PC. I'm using the 14 year old HP USB mouse and USB keyboard from the old PD, and a 8 year old Samsung 22" monitor. I had to buy an HDMI - DVI adapter, $8 on Amazon for the monitor. Pros: No bloatware. Takes up no space. Windows already installed, just needed to log in with Microsoft account (or create one). Windows 11 comes with "Windows Defender" which is virus checking/internet safety. No need to buy a security program. Plenty of USB ports. Fantastic price. Wifi found my router with no hassle. Room to add a second SDD drive. Cons: No drivers available for my old HP 1020 laser printer. One tip when setting up the PC: When you are doing the windows registration, it will ask you to connect to the network. The last instruction in the tiny manual is to skip that step for later, otherwise your setup will be delayed half an hour while Microsoft updates your windows files. I followed that suggestion and was using the computer within 10 minutes of plugging it in. As soon as I connected to the wifi, it did its Windows update in the background while I was able to use the PC. I'm going to load a couple of games to see what happens. If I find anything useful, I'll add it to my review. Otherwise, I'd go with appears to be the common knowledge here that this is not a gaming machine. I doubt if it has enough graphics processing power. Follow Up 3/29/23 We just had our internet service upgraded to Optimum 500Mbps. My iPhone 12 tests out between 395-470 Mbps on speedtest.net, so I know the new modem/router works. This PC tested between 32Mbps and 40Mbps. My assumption is that the wifi chip in it is not exactly state of the art, but it is still fine for our purposes here in the office. Netflix says you need 25Mbps to stream video, so the PC should still be okay as a TV type media server. As a comparison, I have an older Surface Pro 6, and I get between 150Mbps & 175 Mbps, so to take advantage of the higher internet speeds available today, you need good, modern hardware.

This is a plenty capable machine in a tiny package. The 7430U is a great mid-tier APU. The only problem is that since this package is so small, I believe it has some cooling issues. I'm regularly hitting 70-80C at full load. To be fair, I'm running Ubuntu with 3 VMs, which can spike CPU usage when 2 of the VMs are running tasks simultaneously, but the APU itself is more than capable of handling it. Not a lot of places for the heat to go when you're running a chassis this small with minimal heat spreaders or fans. I'm still pretty happy overall since this replaced an entire ATX build and I wanted to downsize to make room for other things. To that end, mission accomplished. I should caveat that if you're actually using this as a desktop replacement, you'll probably be fine. I ran this under Windows 11 for a brief stint while first testing it, and it seems to be able to handle most desktop apps and web browsing just fine. However, given the thermal performance when running VMs on Linux, I don't think it has the thermal headroom to play AA or AAA games effectively. Only other gripe is that it only comes with a GBE connection. Many of the mini-PCs out today are running at least 2.5 GBE. Using a 2.5 GBE adapter via USB C works fine though and given that I got this on sale, still puts the net cost of this system under comparable units. I rarely need 2.5 GBE for what I use this device for, but I pay for 2 gig internet, so it just feels like a waste to not be able to utilize the bandwidth.

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