MINISFORUMDeskMini UM760 Slim Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS Small PC, 16GB DDR5 RAM+1TB PCIe4.0 SSD, HDMI/DP/USB4 Outputs, 2.5G LAN, WiFi 6E, BT5, 4xUSB Port AMD Radeon 760M Graphics Small Form Factor

I highly recommend this. If you are looking for a decent PC that can play some games, well priced, and in a small form factor, then this is for you.

I don't generally write reviews (even though I often rely on them) - however, I picked this up on a lightning deal after briefly skimming the product page and looking at some high level specs as a replacement computer for my father. In the process of getting it set up for him, I realized what an absolute pile of very specific features come with the UM760 that (while mostly listed on the product page) were a very pleasant surprise at every turn to me (the ignorant buyer).- The Ryzen 5 7640HS comes with an NPU for AI related tasks - not important to me, but who knows if that could be useful in the future.- The 760M graphics chipset is no slouch, nice to have the AMD APU to lean on here at this price.- There are 2 SODIMM slots, and only one is taken up by a 16GB DDR5-5600 SODIMM - expandable with decent RAM without scrapping what comes with it.- There are 2 NVME drive slots, and only one is taken up by a 1TB SSD. This and the RAM slot make it VERY easy to double your capacities (or more) without being wasteful.- A 2.5GBe Ethernet Port! Nice!- HDMI 2.1 port - and it SHOULD be, but it's harder to come by than it should be.- An overly magical USB 4 port. Current and backwards thunderbolt compatible, with a special trick of accepting PD IN. This is in the picture on the product page (a giant frosted PD IN on the desk), I did not see it. I did not realize it until i unplugged the power cord and realized my TB3 dock was powering the machine.- Comes with Windows 11 Pro. It could have been Home, but they did it right and shipped it with Pro. Absolutely appreciated.I honestly couldn't come up with any cons for this machine, but that may change in time. It was honestly a refreshing experience to be pleasantly surprised by more and more thoughtful features and functionality all packed into this relatively inexpensive device, and knowing there's EASY expandability down the road. My father won't be taking advantage of all that this machine has to offer, but I find this machine as it is a steal at the $327 I snagged it for, and would likely purchase another at the regular $429 price, given the outstanding feature set available at this price point.Disclaimer: I'm absolutely in the honeymoon phase right now, and very much doe eyed over tech specs. Don't use this review as a long-term reliability decision. But if thoughtful features in a thoughtfully priced package matter to you, give this a go.

The PC itself has been great and performing well.My only complaint ( and why I'm docking a star ) is with the included PSU. It was injecting noise into the power circuit which was being picked up by the DAC in my TV causing audible noise from the speakers. I bought a replacement HKY 19v 120W PSU from Amazon which resolved the issue.

It's very small in size, 68 watts or less to operate, and nearly silent, while out performing my desktop

I bought the UM760 Slim a few days into March. Device worked link an absolute champ. Bought it as an upgraded HTPC since I bought a new TV and wanted to take advantage of the 4K120Hz output.This device never had an issue streaming 4K HDR content at 120hz. Was virtually silent as well. Though the LED at the front is brutally bright some painters tape and a small bit of paper took care of that.Again, everything worked great for about a month. At which point it had some issues booting, first two day's of this a reboot or two and it loaded up fine. I didn't have time to mess with it yet so was happy it was working again. Day three, it seemed to POST, but wouldn't load the OS. Got it into the recovery options and did a full reinstall of the OS.When its nearly done with the install and reboots so you can go through the setup it failed to boot again repeating the problem.I was a few day's past the return window but Amazon was a champ and set up the return for me. I will buy another as not all HDMI 2.1 devices will do 4K120 and that is what I want. I don't know if it was the SSD that was going out or if it was the RAM.I hope the next one works properly, if it does I may update this but QC seems to be lacking based on reviews of multiple products. Not sure I want to try out their customer service either.I will say in their favor that my old HTPC was a Minisforum UM350. It has been absolutely rock solid, hence why I came back for another. Running daily with no problems at all. It is still in use on the old TV. While it can do 4K, it cannot do 120 and it ramps up quickly when pushing that resolution and the fan is rather distracting during playback lol. FHD and it's silent.

Weak USB Power, external USB HDD not working, very annoying. Additional power USB Hub required.SSD external is ok.

Works great

Had it for around 1 month, using it every day. I'm using it as an HTPC on a 55" TV. So far, it's pretty great. Streaming is easily as good as the TV's built-in apps. Playing shows (DVD quality) from a NAS using VLC works great, too. This is all at 4K 60Hz.Played a few older pixel games and had no issues there.If you can, highly recommend getting one without a drive, then buying your own drive and using Linux.I got it with a 1TB with Win11 installed. I swapped that for a 1TB Samsung 990 Evo Plus and threw Ubuntu on it.Everything worked right away (not using BT or Wireless right now, so can't vouch for those).1000% less hassle in setting it up, and it seems more responsive.If I ever replace my general purpose desktop, I'll definitely be considering one of these.