Mini PC Celeron N4020(up to 2.8GHz), DDR4 4GB/64GB eMMC Mini PC Fanless UHD 4k@60Hz, Mini Computer Support HDMI&VGA, USB3.0, 2.4/5.8G Wi-Fi, DIY NGFF 2242 SSD

I've only had this N40 computer for a day .. so this review is preliminary. A few comments:- The Celeron N4000 cpu is very capable for all routine uses that you would use a PC for.- 4 GB ram is also adequate for all routine PC uses. You can easily have several apps open and Chrome with several tabs open at the same time.- 64 GB of permanent storage is about the minimum to manage Windows 10 and it's updates and yet have a reasonable amount of room for apps and data files. 32 GB is a struggle to get the Windows 10 updates installed- This has many ports .. more than the small laptop that I'm typing this on! This will support most common uses of the N40- It booted up quickly and within a few hours the Windows 10 Pro downloaded and installed the updates to make it current- I plugged it into an HDMI port on my TV and connected a bluetooth keyboard and now have a widescreen 'PC'. Very simple to get this working. I powered up the N40 and in a few sections the Windows home screen appeared. I turned on the bluetooth keyboard and it was active on the N40 in seconds to allow me to enter my password. The display on my inexpensive 42 inch LCD TV is perfect to my eye.- The N40 typically gets just slightly warm to the touch. Have it displaying video (or other compute intensive app) will make it warm up a bit more, but not excessive. No fan and no need for one.- Two good options to add more storage: the SD card slot and the internal connector where a very large capacity SSD card may be added.- In summary .. this is an impressive computer in an approximately 5 x 5 x 1 inch box. It has all the resources to support many situations where a small computer is indicated.

This is a fantastic unit keeping in mind its specs... I had a need to shift my office's Quickbooks Desktop to some form of cloud offering with the new work from home world. I had switched to Quickbooks online for a couple of weeks and cant tell enough people how terrible it is, I then was looking into cloud based Quickbooks Desktop but all these companies are asking hundreds a year for cloud PC access.....Enter this little unit.Ive mounted this under my TV, next to my router, It is plugged into only the power and hardwired internet. Ive installed a couple of remote desktop apps incase one goes down and Installed my Quickbooks desktop. Now, where ever I am, the office, home or at a clients, I have full access to all of my data without having to do backups and restores.Now remember this is a low powered unit, which is why I bought it as itll stay on 24/7 but this will not run well if you're keeping tons of web tabs open, checking emails, listening to music.......a 1 or 2 task at a time PC is what this is.

Even two blu ray videos cause lag, but I am not surprised. I use it for only one monitor and mostly content creation, so I have a mic, drawing tablet, DAC, and it can handle all my applications like Blender, Krita, and Helm. 1080p 60fps youtube playback on one screen (or two if mirrored) is smooth and nice, don't expect steam games if they are better of on a 4,000$ gaming machine. Visuals novels, emulators, and browing the web work great on this machine, I use Linux Debian.

Cheap, using it as home media slaveAccording to CoreTemp, under load(updates, installing applications) would hit 85C but seems to idle around 50~~, chrome youtube 1080p video would bring temps up to high 50s and 60sQuiet, no real upgrade potential, so this one is like barebones, don't try to run CAD or photoshop edit stuff, word and excel should be fine

Bought this computer to stream from wifi to a TV via the VGA port. First unit: worked fine first time plugged in, but never booted up again. Second unit: never booted up at all. Must have wasted 10 hours between trying to get the two units to work and then returning them. Would have been a disaster without Amazon's speedy return and replacement policy.

I bought this 2 yrs ago to help me work remotely from home. I was soon after displaced from my home due to a neighbor's actions causing me to couch-surf with friends/relatives until my apartment was restored. That work has taken over a year's time in which I would have to leave home while more work was done. Each time I had to move I packed this little mini-PC, along with all my cables, a mouse and small wireless keyboard in an airtight, waterproof plastic bin that fit in a suitcase.Everywhere I went I was able to easily hook up this mini-pc to any available tv set to begin to work. If no tv was available, I would retrieve my small lightweight monitor from storage and quickly set it up and get to work. I"m finally back home and was checking the mini's technical specs to see if it can handle my ethernet and some USB 3.0 peripheral. I was blown away at the power this mighty device has. Here we are a few years later and its still going strong with plenty of room to handle everything I throw at it.Now I'm thinking of buying a projector not only for presentations, but also for movies, gaming and a few more things for entertainment.

I have been working from home now since March 2020 and I have been using my gaming PC. I decided I wanted to move the gaming PC back out of the home office space so I needed something to use for work that was also able to run 2 monitors. The only thing I needed was something with windows and internet capabilities so I could run a virtual desktop. I could not be happier with this little machine. I was able to hook it up. attach it to the back of one of the monitors and I was up and running in no time. I highly recommend this for what I described. I wish I had done this sooner!Update: I have been using this computer now for 6 months and I am still pleased as punch with this machine. It has not given me one moment of trouble. I highly recommend this for working at home on a VPN network for sure!