MINIX N512 Mini PC Intel Core i5-12600H

This Windows 11 PC is a small form-factor design. It comes with a power cord, power adapter, European-style plug converters, a user guide, and some mounting hardware. The unit itself boasts an Intel i5-12600H CPU with 512GB of M.2 PCIe SSD storage, 16GB of DDR5 RAM and multiple ports such as 2x HDMI, USB-C, Thunderbolt 4, DisplayPort, and dual-LAN, one of which can handle 2.5GB connections. The PC worked excellently in our testing, was easy to setup, and ran well. It did not overheat when pushing it in various tasks such as video editing and gaming. We would highly recommend this product. Overall I believe it is of great value for the cost.

This tiny, mid-range, i5 workhorse has good speed and graphics, but is a little light on memory and storage. -- TL/DR begin -- Well packaged with competent, though brief, English documentation. Comes with PC, ~5ft GaN USB-C 100W PD power adapter with Type A/C/G plugs, short HDMI cable, and VESA mounting bracket. Windows 11 Pro is pre-installed but I always wipe it out and set up dual boot Win11/Linux. Lots of unknowns in the device manager, on a fresh install of Windows, which requires the vendor/product (vid/pid) and catalog dot update dot microsoft dot com. This is a primarily Alder Lake-H/P platform with AX210 Wifi/BT, Realtek ethernet, Intel/Realtek audio, and Micron/Kingston memory/storage. Thunderbolt 4 is used, rather than USB-4, and, along with USB-C 3.2 Gen2, provides high-end video output. Different HDMI specs, per port, is peculiar. 16Gb system memory is shared with Intel Iris Xe GPU which may be a limiting factor. 12th Gen i5 CPU is already two generations behind. Information and product support, on the manufacturer's website (minix dot us), is trivial and currently unavailable. ESC/DEL keys enter BIOS, while F11 brings up the one-time (BBS) boot menu. Heat dissipation seems good, with well ventilated outer aluminum shell, and powerful, somewhat noisy, fan. Assessment logo on packaging (UKCA, CE, FCC). Power supply displays FCC, CB, CE, assessment, double insulated, VI energy efficiency, indoor use, etc. -- TL/DR end -- Great, slightly dated, mini desktop PC that's fast, and powerful, enough to satisfy all but the most intense needs.

Aside from the power button being in a weird spot, the value for the money is hard to beat.

The product meets my expectations. It even has Wi-Fi.

The miniature of this power station is surprising, but it's very efficient.
Very satisfied with this purchase.