Maxesla Mini PC Support for Windows Dual Frequency Display Fanless Mini PC and Linux System Intel Atom x5-Z8350 Processor Desktop Computer 2GB RAM 32GB Storage Dual Band 2.4G/5G WiFi 1000M Gigabit Ethernet Bluetooth 4.0 Mini Micro Desktop

I have had android boxes in the past but they didn't really give me what I wanted.Having been a Windows user for most of my adult life, I feel at home with it and this little beauty of a box is absolutely ideal for what i need.First of all lets look at the size.Just slightly smaller than a CD case and about three times as deep, this little cracker can easily hide behind a TV - especially as the seller kindly throws in a wall bracket too!This makes it ideal for office receptions/wallboards and the like as you can install this and forget about it.Wireless LAN - checkBluetooth - check3 USB sockets and SD slot - checkWired LAN and VGA(!) - checkThis really is a versatile little box.I plugged the HDMI lead (supplied) into my 42 inch LCD and set it up (shared log on with my Windows account so I didnt run into any licence key issues).The setup took about an hour with all the updates, but after that I was browsing away at the same speed that my much beefier home desktop manages!Obviously you wont get the intense gaming or video editing power, but that is not what you are using this for.Install Plex and stream movies from a USB drive, create a welcome screen in the office, install Linux and have even MORE fun - honestly this little box is well worth the money.The specs are powerful enough to run Office too so for just a hundred pounds you can have a silent, powerful little machine that takes up virtually no room.Brilliant - love it!

Just has a tiny bit of delay, which became quite annoying, the delays increase when running more that one application at a time.Today’s machines are quite snappy and multi-task easily. This felt like a PC from about 5 years ago.Sadly had to return it (or loose my mind!).

A nice little PC, especially to use for basic web browsing or (as here) as a thin client. Uses relatively little power, attaches to a VESA100 monitor (though its mount doesn't sit between the monitor and the arm, so needs separate fixing if you have the monitor on an arm - not quite as helpful as it could be!).Came ready installed with Windows and completed set-up smoothly. Both wifi and wired LAN are working well, USB wireless keyboard & mouse are fine as is HDMI display. Doesn't seem to shut down properly when the power button is pressed - I need to check the power settings, most likely they're set to something weird.No problems, no complaints, definitely happy with this one!

Having had this Mini PC for only a brief period I cannot comment on durability but my initial impressions are entirely favourable and it appears to offer very good value for money. I plugged in a very cheap wired USB mouse and a wired USB keyboard (from Maplins), connected it via an ethernet cable to my router, attached it via HDMI cable to a TV and switched it on. There was a moment of concern when I was asked for an activation 'key' to run Windows but fortunately a reviewer here had very helpfully pointed out that (surprisingly) that step can be skipped. That is not mentioned in the (brief) documentation but should be. The requirement for an activation key for Windows never came up again. So I pressed on and up came Windows 10 and I was in business. I tried a (non bluetooth) wireless mouse and keyboard (again very cheap) and they were fine. I removed the ethernet cable and connected to the router via wifi - no problem. I connected and ran a USB DVD player without problem. I have not tested the bluetooth capabilities. All in all an excellent simple Windows 10 machine well suited to internet browsing and emailing. I cannot comment on how it will cope with processor intensive tasks but as an Apple afficionado I must say I was surprised to find Windows 10 easy and pleasant to use.

no vat on item, this item is the same as other items ie the bqeel z83v and beelink z83 its the same item and mis marketing but price is different

My media centre for the last six or so months was a Raspberry Pi 3 with OSMC (Pi Kodi build) running on it.I decided to switch for a few reasons1) Navigating the menus was slow and they’d get stuck2) I like to run a VPN so as much traffic as possible that leaves my home, as a windows user and windows professional for many years this is not straight forward on a Pi3) The idea of a browser to access radio stations and my Amazon Prime Video/Music was appealingMy set up is simple, a media centre using HDMI connects to my soundbar & sub, that connects via HDMI to my 46 inch HD TV. The media centre is connected using Ethernet into a small hub that connects to my router.It didn’t take long to set up, along with the PC you get 2 x HDMI leads, one long and one very short, a bracket so you can mount it on the wall if you like and a power source.Windows 10 Home is pre-installed and you do NOT need a key, click skip this part and windows activates when it connects to the internet.Upgrading windows 10 from 1610 to 1703 takes a while though, I just left it running overnight and it was finished in the morning along with some other updates.I then installed the followingFireFox (my favourite browser) with UBlock Origin and FlashVLC Media PlayerKodi v17.3Private Internet Access VPNZone Alarm Free VersionI installed my favourite Kodi addons and the first thing I noticed was stuttering, looking at task manager I realised the Zone Alarm was using a lot of memory. Windows 10 uses a lot on its own anyway and with only 2gb of Ram you need to be cautious of what you run on this machine. I uninstalled Zone Alarm and opted for the built in anti virus, windows defender. This improved memory usage no end and the stuttering went away.It is important to realize that with only 2gb Ram you need to have as little going on in the background as possible, without leaving it vulnerable to attack from hackers, as after all it is still windows. This means no multitasking, so I really would not consider anything for this other than TV and music.It now runs great, and the VPN is doing its job in the background without any fuss. Picture and sound quality is very good and for less that £100.00 I think this is a bargain and would highly recommend it to anyone wanting to use it as a music and video streaming box.

Se trata de un miniPC, de especificaciones discretas si lo comparamos con cualquier PC de gama media actual, pero que sin embargo nos ofrece grandes funcionalidades a un precio comedido.çSinceramente al adquirirlo pensaba que el rendimiento iba a ser bastante justo para correr Windows con fluidez, pero me ha sorprendido bastante. El cuello de botella principal lo encontramos en la memoria RAM, de 2Gb, ya que a día de hoy se me antoja algo justo para algunas aplicaciones. La memoria interna tampoco es su fuerte. Cuenta con 32Gb, de los cuales tras instalar el SO y actualizaciones varias, nos deja libres unos 16 para nosotros. No obstante, podemos expandir el almacenamiento con tarjetas SD, USB o incluso algún disco duro externo.El producto viene en una caja cuadrada de cartón, bien protegido y presentado. Incluye un par de folletos de configuración basica y activación del sistema. Tambien incluye un soporte VESA y dos cables HDMI. Destacar el soporte, muy comodo para instalar tras el monitor/TV y tener todo el sistema integrado. Uno de los cables HDMI que incorpora es de corta longitud, unos 20cm, ideal para usar con el soporte VESA. El soporte deja al aire todos los conectores del miniPC, por lo que no perdemos ninguna funcionalidad y son facilmente accesibles.Viene preactivado, basta con finalizar el primer arranque de Windows omitiendo los datos de activación, tal y como indica el folleto, y al arrancar el sistema y conectar a Internet, descarga los datos de activación.Otro punto que me ha gustado mucho es que permite acceder a la BIOS, así como arrancar otros sistemas operativos desde USB. Desconozco si es posible instalarlos o realizar particiones en el disco interno, aunque todo parece indicar que si. En mi caso he arrancado una distribución Ubuntu desde USB sin problemas.Respecto a conectividad, incluye Wifi y Bluetooth integrado. Cuenta con un puerto Ethernet, puerto HDMI y VGA (buen detalle, ahora mismo lo estoy usando con un monitor VGA). Tambien incluye 3 puertos USB (uno de ellos USB 3.0) y un lector de tarjetas SD.Respecto al rendimiento, como digo se comporta muy bien para un uso moderado (navegación, reproducción de musica/video, ofimática...). Para juegos o aplicaciones mas exigentes probablemente se quede algo corto, como indico, probablemente por la limitación de RAM.Me ha sorprendido la fluidez con la que reproduce video en alta definición, sin inmutarse. Tambien me ha gustado que no hace nada de ruido, ya que no incluye ventilador. Pese a esto, no se calienta mucho y mantiene una buena temperatura.Sin duda muy recomendable.

Finora tutto incredibilmente ok. L'ho acquistato per mia suocera, che lo usa un'oretta al giorno solo per internet/office e devo dire che adempie egregiamente alla sua funzione. Il sistema operativo Windows 10 home non richiede attivazione. Consiglio di scaricare subito gli aggiornamenti prima dell'utilizzo. Alla fine dovrebbero restare circa 14-15 gb liberi su disco. Aggiornerò in caso di problemi futuri, ma per il momento fantastico: un pc con 3 usb e uscita vga/hdmi a 100 euro!!!!

Habe den PC schnell geliefert bekommen und Ihn nach kurzer Zeit eingerichtet. Es ist Windows 10 Home vorinstalliert. Treiber sind alle aktiviert und die Hardware läuft sehr flüssig. Man hat ca. 32 GB frei und kann zusätzlich ca. 2 GB Platz schaffen wenn man nicht benötigte Windows Programme entfernt.Zu Handhaben ist die Box wie ein ganz normaler PC mit Windows 10, aber natürlich etwas langsamer. Für normale Bürotätigkeiten aber mitunter ausreichend. Ich habe hier den ganzen Tag lang den PC an, um meinen Bürokram zu machen. Dank der Z83V kann er nun etwa 75% des Tages im Ruhezustand verbringen, da mir hier die Leistung der Box ausreicht (Text schreiben, Emails beantworten, etwas Surfen).Das System ist mit Hdmi an einen 40"" Monitor angeschlossen mit full-HD Auflösung.Internet, streamen, Audio laufen einwandfrei ohne ruckeln.Für mich ein günstiger mini PC der den Anforderungen voll und ganz genügt.

Der kleine Mini PC kam gut verpackt in einem kleinen Pappkarton, der neben 2 HDMI Kabeln und Netzteil noch eine "Mini" Anleitung enthielt, auf der ichts weiter steht, auf was man beachten muss, damit Windows richtig aktiviert wird,Bei der Inbetriebnahme erhielt ich erst ein schwarzes Bild - und dachte, der kleine wäre schon defekt. Ich hatte ihn über HDMI getestet. Ich probierte noch den VGA Ausgang aus und - oh Wunder - de rkleine funktionierte. Er bietet keine automatische Erkennung, das HDMI genutzt wird, d.h. man muss den Eingang gegebenenfalls am Monitor umschalten auf HDMI.Die Einrichtung verlief automatisch und Easy. Der Mini ist - für seine Ausstatttung mit dem Intel X5-Z8350 und 2 GB Ram - ausreichend schnell,spielt tadellos alle Videoformate ab und man kann auch mit ihm arbeiten, mit Gimp oder Open Office z.b.Im Betrieb wurde er mir deutlich zu warm, handgefühlt ging die Temperatur zwar noch, aber eine Auswertung mit Core Temp ergab eine CPU-Kern Temperatur von ca. 60 Grad ohne Last, über 70 Grad steigend unter Last. Da mir dies zu warm wird, habe ich oben ein paar Schlitze eingefräst und einen Gehäuselüfter oben aufliegen. Mit dieser bleibt der kleine bei max ca. 40 Grad unter Last, auch im Dauerbetrieb.Im Inneren des Gehäuses versteckt, ist noch ein USB Anschluss, der tadellos funktioniert, gut um einen Speicherstick fix einzubauen. Das Unterteil des Gehäuses lies sich bei mir leicht mit einem flachen Gegenstand (Messer) heraushebeln. Ich habe ein Bild angehangen, wo der USB Stick eingesteckt ist.Ohne zusätzliche Lüftung würde ich pers. ihn nicht betreiben, da wird er mir zu warm. Ansonsten zeigt er bei guter Ausstattung eine tadellose Leistung. Die Hersteller sollten sich doch überlegen, einen ( evtl. abschaltbaren) Lüfter einzubauen. Auf Anfrage schickte mir der Hersteller auch Problemlos einen Link zu dem dazugehörigen Windows 10 paket des Mini PC mit den zugehörigen Treibern.Fazit: Kleiner Mini PC mit großer Leistung, mit ein wenig Aufwand auf jeden Fall auch dauer belastbar. Bei dem Preis des Minis, finde ich das vertretbar.

32 GB sono pochi. Solo Windows li occupa quasi tutti. Meglio installare Office o altri programmi usando una SD (memoria esterna).Non è stato possibile aggiornare Windows con un aggiornamento cumulativo di 1GB probabilmente per i soli 2GB disponibili. In queste situazione a poco serve l'SD di espansione. Quindi considerando il costo di una SD, esistono portatili (quindi con monitori incluso) sul 150€ che sono notevolmente superiori. Per questo dico, dipende dall'uso.