Beelink S12 Pro Mini PC, Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake- N100(up to 3.4GHz), 8GB DDR4 RAM 256GB M.2 SSD, Desktop Computer Support 4K Dual Display/USB3.2/WiFi 6/BT5.2/Gigabit Ethernet for Home/Office

if you want access to internet for basic needs its great does a lil more than that! if you want a super pc with all the bells and whistles.. ehh ! i have two of these and they are fantastic i will never buy another tower pc unless i wanna do gaming of edit vides.. I have one for that.. I take this lil pc with me when I dj.. biggest part of it is the set up is the 15In monitor !

This little guy would score 5 stars, but the confusion surrounding the WIN 11 install wasted 2 hours of my time for nothing.The Beeline website has very little info, so I searched for how to set up the computer. Beeline had an install WIN 11 video on youtube, so I used it to create a recovery USB file, which is used to boot an empty computer for loading WIN 11. There was also a sticker on the computer mentioned how to boot with a recovery drive.Once I went through the motions, much to my surprise, WIN 11 was already installed and the screen popped up with the HELLO message which begins the WIN 11 install. No booting from the BIOS as expected. While this created delight with the ease, the self-discovery was completely unnecessary.The manual was brief with no instructions for install and using the PC. I am computer savvy, so no big deal, but someone expecting the task of loading USB drives or booting from the BIOS might shy away from a purchase, or be surprised with the lack of instructions.Now that all of that is out of the way, I can submit that this is great PC for basic tasks. This one is for my wife who browses the net, emails, and plays casual games. She was pleasantly surprised when she tried it out, after using her 7 year old PC that would not run WIN 11.If you got this far, know that it is a 5 star device with 4 star support.

Installed Ubuntu on a 2nd drive (yes I'll dual-boot if i need to), and haven't had any issues

Boss at work buys these for the office personnel. I decided to get one for the house to pay bills, order stuff, browse, etc... it has been great.

Purchased this as a mini HTPC to connect to my NAS. So my only real need was a CPU with good hardware decoding support. I’m currently running LibreElec 2024.01 and beyond a couple issues it works great. The ax101 WiFi is completely unsupported on Linux. I’ve tried even the most recent kernels and despite some people claiming to have gotten it working it definitely doesn’t anymore. Intel help fourms suggested a 6.2 kernel driver that is completely broken. I also am unable to get 4k output. Only 1080p