Mini Pc X7 Ti Barebone with Intel core Ultra 9 185H Processor,16 Cores/22 Threads,1080P Camera/RJ45 5Gbps x 2/Wi-Fi 7/Bluetooth 5.4/HDMI 2.1 FRL/DP 2.0/USB4 x 2,4 x USB A,OCulink 4X

Pros: Has an option in BIOS to disable either of two SSDs. Very useful for hiding alternative OS loaders from windows installer Cons: Questionable access to the inner compartment for SSD and memory modules. Useless led entanglement, the only wea to use it is to switch it off. The led controller used allows much more light modes. 8gb on GPU will limit your resolution in games. Even smaller mini PC models with 780m has an option to extend graphic memory cost on Amazon 150% to the pride on the manufacturer website

Is as I expected. Good price for 185H i9. Fast quiet and does not overheat.

The 5 stars are well worth it for Minisforum, they go above and beyond to satisfy the customer and to backup their quality products with their customer service. Regretfully there's no rating to display for Amazon. How is it possible that they sent me an open box product and without having more stock??? Minisforum had nothing to do with it and Amazon just passes on an open box product. The attention from Amazon was very corporate, not trying to give proper customer service and honestly just useless. Minisforum, on the other hand, apologized and even extended a coupon for all my troubles. Kudos to Minisforum. Just because of that, I bought another product from them and this time it was ina sealed box. I recommend this company and their products for their quality and customer service.

I bought this as an alternative to a laptop computer. I was able to customize the storage and RAM and got a much more powerful computer for less than a comparable laptop. I bought a Dragon brand keyboard and mouse and a slick mini monitor to go with it. I can disconnect everything and transport it like a laptop. It’s really a great looking unit too. I use it for resource intensive astrophotography processing and it does a great job.

Performs like a powerhouse

Fastest mini pc I know of... benchmark on Monero backs that too. It stays cool and not loud, a little louder on boost mode. Everything seems to work except the network card dropping connections on my router, but just using a network adapter that plugs into USB (5-10 bucks and simple). Thinking of buying another. Update: Fixed the issue with dropping connections with right software configurations, so everything working very well.