MeLE Quieter2D Fanless Mini PC Window11 Home, Celeron N4000 4GB/128GB Small Desktop, Support M.2 SSD, Dual HDMI 4K, Gigabit Ethernet on Home IoT Industrial

Priced right!

I purchased this Mini PC over some others because the listing said "Celeron N4020 processor runs at 2.5GHz". It runs at 1.1GHz according to Windows 10 "About our PC". Intel says the "burst frequency" is 2.8GHz. I suppose they averaged it to 2.5GHz. Don't get me wrong. It is very snappy and is doing everything I've asked it to do so far with flying colors. And it is a dual core processor with a 4MB cache, so that's a plus.I like that it has 4 USB3 ports and the power plug is USB-C style (12V). It powers my portable 15" monitor just fine.For those who have asked about auto-power-on, the manual is severely lacking in useful information on any topic. I went into the BIOS but had difficulty finding the option. I finally found it. Before I found it, I had e-mailed support. They responded within 24 hours with the following instructions:Step 1, Press the power button and press F7 or Delete continuously to enter select boot device menu -> select Enter Setup and press Enter to enter into BIOS Setting menu.Step 2, Select Chipset -> Common Function -> Power on by auto or Manual-> Select Auto Power on .Step 3, Then go to Save & Exit -> Save Changes and Exit -> Yes to complete this setting.It powers on automatically whenever I give it power. Very nice.I have noticed that the price has increased $30 since I purchased it on 20Feb2022.

Amazing computer for an amazing price. Perfect for attaching to the back of a monitor.I did add a 1 TB SSD.

I bought this PC in January 2024. It works well enough. Today I ran the command to check for the PKfail vulnerability and it returned "true". Search "PKfail" if you are unfamiliar with it and you will find it is a major security flaw. The fix is for the manufacturer to issue a BIOS update but Mele has not done this. In fact, their website is completely dark on the issue. Unfortunately as a result, my unit is going in the trash.

I bought these MeLE Mini PCs to put behind my TVs to play media (internet streams etc) via HDMI. I like that they are compact, come with licensed copy of Win11, etc. Unfortunately, I've found they are underpowered for media player use... even smaller streams (less than 1080/4K) stutter a lot during playback. (Tested network - there's no latency/loss or interface errors - same content plays flawlessly on a higher powered PC.)

excelente producto a buen precio y una muy buena calidad en los materiales

The hardware seems good for the price. Fortunately I wasn't planning to use the Windows install and intend to burn Linux onto an M.2 SSD and boot from that. But when initially setting it up in using the pre-installed Windows I noticed it said that Windows was not activated, and when I tried to activate it I got an error that it wasn't a valid Windows license. Not surprising given the source, but buyer beware.

We needed a new PC to replace our time clock PC, and I suspected something like this would work well. It turns out to have worked very well, but I wanted to point out an issue with the product page for anyone buying the variation that comes with an Intel Celeron N4020 processor. Specifically, currently (April 14th, 2022), the product page claims that the N4020 is a quad-core processor; this isn't that case, as it's actually a dual-core processor.