Perfect..Works like a couple without taking up a lot of room. Thinking of replacing all my computers Read more

So every review ive seen said that this PC comes with a single 16gb sodimm of ram. knowing this I ordered another stick, but when it arrived it was 2 8gb sticks. Just so anyone reading this doesnt make the same mistake, it can come with one or two sticks and you have to wait to see what you get. The PC will run much faster with 2 separate sticks. Other than that this is a great, small form factor PC. I am using it to replace my main PC for basic tasks like media and emulation. handy I connect it to the back of a monitor. Read more

I bought the 6600 model and have only been using it for a few days. But I am very impressed with it for the price. It is plenty powerful for me (light/medium gaming, word processing, multitasking, internet viewing). So far, it has barely even gotten warm. And the noise (which was very important to me)? It is exceedingly quiet. Early days. But if it keeps working this well? I will be exceedingly pleased with my purchase. Read more

Runs smoothly. I'm yet to push it to it's limits but it runs basic tasks effortlessly Read more

Muy buen equipo, con excelente remdimiento Read more

Like most other Beelink micro PCs, its of solid build quality, very quiet except when under _very_ heavy load, keeps a decent temperature, and all the on-board hardware is widely compatible with various *nix installations (I have no need for Windows so I always nuke the drive and start from scratch.) For something like a lab k3s box, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better option at this price point. I also saw a crazy deal on a 200GB 2.5" SSD that I just threw in it just for fun. No issues at all: another nice touch is that they include screws in the box to mount the drive. Usually I have to dig around to find some at home. But, woah, it was tricky to upgrade the RAM! Not physically, it is incredibly simple to "do" -- just open the bottom of the housing and the SODIMM slots are fully accessible. Was trying to swap out the included 2x 8GB for 2x 16GB: I literally had to go through *4* different kits -- all with identical (on paper) specs, before I landed on the one that worked. Ultimately, it was Crucial, which was the brand of the memory that was included. If I was smart I would've just started there, but I happened to have a spare Corsair kit lying around that matched specs so I assumed it would work. No POST. So I started grabbing random brands I've had good experiences w/ in the past: First PNY, then G.Skill.. again all matching the DDR4-3200 specs of the included RAM. Strike two and three. Tried messing with the DRAM timings to try to force them to various clockrates to see if maybe it was an issue w/ the auto-detection. To ensure it wasn't just crazy bad luck I validated the RAM was good by installing them in a gaming laptop (both before and after trying them in the SER3) and they all booted up w/ no problems. So thankfully they weren't damaged in my trials and maybe I recoup some of the $ selling them off as very gently used :) Soo yeah, bottom line when Beelink says they recommend certain RAM brands for compatibility, they aren't joking! Spend the extra $ and save yourself some headaches -- or just order the model w/ the RAM compliment you want. Read more