Anyone bough one of these?

[ShiftZZ]

Desktop Mini PC Quad-Core Intel Celeron J3160 Processor (up to 2.24GHz),4G DDR3/NVME 128GB SSD Pre-Installed with Windows 10 Pro 4K HDMI&VGA Display with Silent Cooling System USB 3.0/BT 4.2 Amazon product ASIN B07T18QQ7L

 

[Reallyretired]

Looks good value for spec. I wouldnt buy one for two reasons:
RAM on motherboard only 4Gb which cannot be added to.
Like some other bargains, everything is on one board so cannot be repaired if something fails.

I recently bought a cheap laptop built on much the same lines which failed. I have replaced it with a refurbished Dell latitude which has all its bits on separate replaceable or upgradable boards, a bit thicker as a result but a minor detail to me.

 

[Odd-no-more]

I've had one for years now, its on my tv not used for too much, catch up tv email etc. Also route planning, having a map on the large screen tv is handy. I got this to replace a mac mini, this is a lot cheaper and does the job. At the price if it does a couple of years although paid about £110 for mine.

 

[Gellyneck]

Really depends on what you're going to use it for.
Web browsing, streaming video, etc probably OK but you could do all of that with a Raspberry Pi4 4Gb for half the price. Probably better "online forum" support as well.
OK won't have Windows 10 but are you needing that for any specific software? If so, will the mini pc run it?

 

[The Wino]

Really depends on what you're going to use it for.
Web browsing, streaming video, etc probably OK but you could do all of that with a Raspberry Pi4 4Gb for half the price. Probably better "online forum" support as well.
OK won't have Windows 10 but are you needing that for any specific software? If so, will the mini pc run it?

I think by the time you buy a power supply case operating system etc the pi won't be a lot cheaper.

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[Gellyneck]

I think by the time you buy a power supply case operating system etc the pi won't be a lot cheaper.

You can get a full kit including HDMI cables, SD card with Ops System, etc, etc, for around £70. Basically everything you need, apart from monitor \ tv, to get up and running. Excluding keyboard and mouse.

Edit : eg here Amazon product ASIN B07WKKS471

 

[Langtoftlad]

The lowly 'Celeron' would make me walk on by...

 

[Gellyneck]

The lowly 'Celeron' would make me walk on by...

You could possibly hitch a lift on a snail and still get away from it!
But guess it depends on what it's being used for and what response time expected.

 

[Langtoftlad]

You could possibly hitch a lift on a snail and still get away from it!
But guess it depends on what it's being used for and what response time expected.

One reviewer [who was being positive] said 1080p HD video playback was subject to jitter...
I think it would be too underpowered to cope with most tasks.