Beelink SER5 Versatile Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 5 5560U(up to 4.0GHz) 6C/12T, Mini Computer 8GB DDR4 RAM 500GB NVME SSD, Mini Desktop Computer 4K@60Hz Triple Display WiFi6/BT5.2/WOL/HTPC/W-11 Pro

This thing is tiny and quiet yet very powerful for daily usage. It replaced my old lenovo desktop. Very happy about it.

My sincere apologies to Beelink for the previous analysis. I only realized that everything was perfect with the machine after I started using it.The computer is excellent; It's the fastest computer I've ever owned so I'm very impressed. excellent value for money. I highly recommend it.

I got the 8GB ram variant with Wifi6 only. W11 Pro came up easy, and after about 2 hours of updates, it was off to the races. The Intel AX200 driver doesn't play well with W11 pro. I have a TP-Link Wifi7 router, and the Beelink cannot see the 6G wifi channel, while 10 ft away.Recommendation: For 8GB, add another stick of ram if you can to go to 24GB (4GB reserved by video), if you have $50-70 add a 1TB 2.5" SSD for casual storage.Review:Pros:This thing has a 15W processor. That is low-power. You are paying your electricity bill, so having an energy hog is not a good thing, but this has 15W normal and less consumption on idle.This thing can do 2 4K60Hz screens. That is great for those needing pixels.The 6C/12T processing power with ramp up turbo to 4.0GHz can handle most stuff.Hint: Turn off the W11 data mining and install a good app tracker blocker...you don't have to pay the electricity bill and use your resources for governments and businesses to spy on you. Have the app knock down the installed services which are actively trying to data mine your PC 10s to 100s of times per minute. You will find the PC performs so much better.The 5560u in head to head against 5700u and 5800h does same performance, while the others use 8x the power.For daily processing, this will work fine. It can handle office suit, streaming media, vpn. Not gaming, but everything elseCons:The Intel wifi6 card doesn't have drivers that work correctly with W11 pro. I have yet to get the wifi6 to see my 6G network. It can see a 2.5G and 5G network, but not 6G.The Radeon 8600 GPU doesn't play well with flavors of linux. so setting up a linux box with other than Ubuntu 22.04 or QubesOS.Tails/TENS/Kadachi don't have latest radeon GPU drivers built into their iso and will not run from USB to install on the box other than installing online in a VM in Ubuntu. Trying to free yourself from windows with AMD won't work well with those flavors of linux, though Ubuntu did fine. Beelink Intel machines don't have this hiccup and have linux flavors load fine with exception of intel wifi6 drivers for linux which need custom loading.W11 Pro doesn't play well with other operating systems on the same machine on the same drives. Pick a flavor, and stick with it. Dual boot doesn't work well.The SER5 cannot game. Its GPU gives a ton of pixels for 4K, but cannot render modern video games.Summary:So long as you understand that you cannot game, the beelink will do well for you. For daily processing, this will work fine and save you some money for a few years before technology jumps.

Up and running for 2 months. All good with no issues. Everyday task and internet browsing. Good value for money. Though I do not play online game, happy with the small box performance !!