GMKtecMini PC NAS, New G9 Intel N150 Dual Boot Linux+OS Desktop Computer 12GB DDR5 64GB EMMC + 1TB M.2 SSD, 4*M.2 NVMe Slots, Dual NIC 2.5GbE, USB-C/USB 3.2 10Gbps, Network Attached Storage

Great little unit, minimal set up. Happily communicating at 300Mbps +. Pair it with a wireless keyboard and mouse to get a tidy desk. Comes complete with a bracket to mount it to the back of a monitor. One monitor is ok but because of what I do, I have 3 screens, and it doesn't break a sweat. Runs Windows 365 seamlessly and although I've only had it a week, but it's shaping up to be a very capable little box.

This tiny gkmtec G2 plus has exceeded all my expectations.When I received it I immediately wiped it and did a fresh install of windows 11 pro as I'm very picky about my windows installation and like things set up and running to my own standards and with as little interaction with Microsoft etc as possible.After installing windows 11 pro I installed the appropriate drivers which I had already downloaded from the gkmtec website. This was easy to do as the site is well laid out. I then installed software like Libre Office, Adobe Photoshop, Brave browser, Surfshark VPN and much more. Everything is running fine and quite speedily considering the tiny size of the computer. Browsing is quick, 4k video playback impressive and editing in Photoshop a breeze.I also like retro gaming and I made a bootable install of Batocera with many emulators. These included Megadrive, SNES, N64, GameCube, PS2 etc etc and again everything runs great.I really didn't expect this tiny and affordable pc to be so good and I really am impressed by it.But it with confidence.

All as described as discounted price value for money.

A very good PC for the money. A very good speed. USB3 works well for my external drive. Great picture quality, reasonably good sound (but I use an external sound card) and it sits nicely on the back of my monitor.The only thing is (and it's true of any PC) is that there are not enough USB ports.But that's easily solved with an external hub :)

What a brilliant bit of kit. Faster than my old i7 laptop and Windows 11 Pro comes pre-installed. Running three screens from this tiny PC and ideal for my work. Three USB3 connectors too. Bluetooth, WiFi6, tiny footprint on desl and I can take it with me if I go somewhere else and plug into a monitor or tv.

Great computer! Run well...

I like this little computer very much. It will replace a n all in one desktop which is so slow it drives me mad. The new one is fast , loads and closes quickly and is a pleasure to use . I don’t play games , so I can’t comment on its abilities there but it suits my usage perfectly . My only regret is not to have bought it sooneri

I bought this little unit to use as a Zigbee2MQTT server for my homelab since I needed something that runs X86 rather than ARM so I can use my preferred backup solution (For the intended purpose it is infact overpowered)Overall it's a cracking little PC, the N100 CPU is nice and speedy and for such a small device it has a reasonable amount of IO. If you wanted a little HTPC, emulator box or a media server (Providing storage is elsewhere) these are grand little devicesHowever, this isn't my first rodeo with these style of systems and whilst they are great they do often have quirks that you wouldn't see on a HP/Lenovo equivelant, there is a reason why they are cheaper.This unit like the other N100 systems from Beelink, Topton, Qotom etc suffers from the annoying problem of not having a unique system serial.To a normal person using this as a PC etc this isn't a problem however if you are a meddler or planning on backing up the system using Veeam or Synology backup this will cause you a headache if you happen to have another system made by one of these brands as there is a good chance you will get an error along the lines of "UUID not unique, unable to backup".Now this isn't the end of the world as solutions such as Veeam offer a work around in that you can normally get away making a manual file in their config to specify a created UUID but if you are unlucky to have a solution that hasn't thought of that you are out of luck since the UEFI doesn't allow you to set your own serial etc to be incorporated into the units UUID.In terms of the rest of the unit it's compact, has an additional M.2 slot on the inside which can be populated with a smaller SSD etc if needed.The two USB3 ports on the rear of the unit are adequately shielded from the other IO which is a nice surprise as that can often be a quirk with these systems where you need to use extender cables to avoid the ports faulting, likewise the front ones can both be used without issue as well.The system also came in a nice slick package like the Beelink units.Overall, great little device, a bit rough around the edges on the internal UEFI etc but for most people it will be fine for your chosen use :)