KAMRUI Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, 8GB DDR4 128GB SSD Celeron J4125 Mini Desktop Computer, Support 2.5-inch SSD, 2.4G+5.0G WiFi, 4K HDMI x2, Gigabit Ethernet, BT 4.2, Support Windows 10 Pro Micro PC

Excelente PC para tu oficina viene con Windows 11 Pro, rápida, ahorra espacio y comodidad en tu escritorio 100% recomendado, cumple con todas las expectativas

I have had this about a week and have had no significant issues that would merit its return. Its a good buy for the money.There are two things I would caution potential buyers about that may come up:First, with Windows 10 as the default operating system, once its up and running you are going to be forced to login every time you turn the unit on by either a password or a pin number. There are several places in Windows where you are supposed to be able to disable this, but they don't work. You can read several variations on the instructions online about how to do it, so you don't have to enter this BS every time you turn the unit on, but you are going to be frustrated. Even if you create a separate, new user to bypass this, it won't work, and then you will lose administrator privileges to Windows in the process.I made the mistake of trying to shut off the Pin/Password requirement entirely and its essentially impossible, no matter what anyone tells you and no matter what you read in "Settings" about it being turned off. (You can eliminate one or the other, but not both. You can eliminate them for a particular user, but then Windows will give you an error on login and you will have to login under another user, without admin rights).The only solution if you get trapped in this cycle of nonsense with Windows is to reset the Kamrui unit to default (by holding down the shift key and hitting restart). - Otherwise you can't even reset to the default the unit came with, because you will no longer have admin rights to do that.You don't want to lose admin rights on this unit because then any software that alters the system will have to ask for admin rights to do so, which you no longer have... So my advice is just to live with the annoying task of having to enter a pin every time you turn the unit on.This is all a problem with Windows 10, not the Kamrui unit itself. Microsoft products continue to persist as mediocre crap no matter how many operating systems they release, always having annoying bugs they never seem able to fix entirely.-----------------------------------------------A secondary issue I found is the following (and I believe this is also a persistent issue with Windows that goes all the way back to Windows 95 and they have never completely fixed):When you start loading files onto the Kamrui hard drive/solid state storage, it will not be able to accept various files with long file names (which is the case for instance with many website design files - if you have entire websites saved locally, as I do).Large numbers of files that I have had no problem transferring around on a Vista system just can't be loaded on this drive because Windows can't deal with the long file names, ONCE AGAIN, after supposedly they fixed this BASIC problem over twenty years ago...So in the process of moving some of your files to this unit from another PC you may find that large numbers of them simply won't transfer over.The drive seems to stall on particularly large folders of files and the transfer process just shuts down.(This is anywhere over about 5,000 files in a single folder tree). Sometimes the only way around this is to transfer individual folders one at a time, which is tedious.I have never had any issues on Vista transferring multiple gigabytes of files with up to 25,000 plus files in a folder/sub folder section. Doing it on this Kamrui is problematic. It will make you want to scream.Again, I think that is a Windows 10 problem, not a hardware issue.You have to ask yourself how Microsoft continues to release products like this with ongoing issues like this. Every time they come out with a new OS, you hope it actually works without major hiccups...and then...So even if you bought this with Windows 11 installed or went to the trouble of booting into BIOS to upgrade to 11 from a USB port, I wouldn't hope for it to be free of any major bugs. You may end up losing admin rights along the way. Then you are stuck resetting to default.My advice would be to try all these things out as soon as you get the unit, so if you have to reset to default, you haven't lost much work in the process (with any added software erased that you will have to reinstall or any added personal files you will have to reinstall again also).I was going to get rid of a 13 year old Vista laptop after buying this unit. Now I intend to keep it around.Microsoft never ceases to amaze me. How do they stay in business?In terms of gaming, to give you an idea, I loaded Steam on this unit and tried playing Left For Dead 2. It actually played fairly well to my surprise, with some lag once in awhile on swinging melee weapons... So where you might not expect this unit to be able to handle graphic intensive games, its more capable than you might think it would be.

buen producto a buen precio, buena capacidad rapidez y tamaño

Lo mas atractivo es el precio. Funciona bien una vez que haces cambios a la configuración del BIOS, así que requieres conocimiento técnico o asesoría para dejarla a punto. Viene con Windows instalado, pero no traé adherido el certificado, así que asumo que no es una copia legal.

De ninguna manera pude hacer que se activara después de estar en reposo, aun cuando en la BIOS lo puse en modo automático.