I like this tiny mini PC. I got it because I was downsizing from a Dell 8900. I needed something that could be upgradable for memory, a Wi-Fi card, and an HD. You can use either an SSD or an NVME drive. I loved my old desktop computer components, which were pretty new, and I am cheap; I also like the smaller, less space-constrained chassis. A laptop today would not fit the bill for upgradability. I also had extra keyboards, a mouse, and monitors. A Laptop isn't as upgradable despite the CPU being comparable. I moved from a 6-Gen CPU to a 12-Gen CPU. Also, for what I do, I don't need more than four cores, so this was more than enough. Switch over to the mini PC was as easy as switching out my drive. I bought it without a HD installed. Ne...

Great and very fast small form factor PC. Tons of I/O ports and easy setup. Only issue is a loose item inside the frame box. Looks like either a watch type battery (likely) or a temperature sensor. It has 2 wires attaching it to the main board and no visible spot made for it to lay on. Has a rubber type cover. The unit runs quite well and extremely fast. Contacted 'MINISFORUM' about it but they don't seem to understand my inquiry even with 2 attached pics. Be aware you don't contact them for any issues. You go through the seller (Walmart) as I understand it. In any case I am quite satisfied with the product overall.

so much easier and extremely more convenient than trying to find the physical cards at the stores because most of the time they only ever have the specified high dollar cards available ($25, $50, $100 ) instead of $5, $10, $15, $20, or the pick your own amount ones, let alone having to actually drive to the store last min. \nI didnt even realize last sunday was easter until a day before lol so it was beyond helpful and convenient for the "Easter Bunny" to be able to "fax" send my boys' little gifts in the middle of the night and not have to travel to the store and get them!! We just printed off the "fax" from "Easter Bun Bunny" with an actual physical xbox card. \nSo if you want a physical card just print the digital card that gets sent to you on card stock of your chosing to replicate gift card texture (regular printer paper is just fine too since it just gets thrown away right away!!). so either way this digital option wider ranged $ amounts, faster, easier, extremely convenient, and immediately available after purchase and the only traveling involved is to the printer hahaha!!!

I love the convince but it can be a pain to get. Sometimes I have to fight with multiple cards to get the purchase to go through even though it's a card I use all the time on here.

At thirty feet from my computer, this hub maintains a solid signal for my keyboard, mouse, and steering wheel. The extra usb hub is left open for memory.\n\nThese are all on without the adapter, at thirty feet away!\n\nI decided to use the included adapter because I want the power for usb data transfers.\n\nThe mechanical push buttons are always pressed on, and i'm confident I can leave it this way.\n\nThis hub does need a usb 3.0 cable. I've tried a usb 2.0 extension, and the hub wasn't having it.\n\nRSHTech also makes an extension cable, and I chose their cable due to the interference shield wraps on each individual strand inside. My extension cable before doesn't have this. Their extension cable is running alongside power cables, and an HDMI cables. I'm quite impressed.

it took a little bit to get it, like 10ish muinites, but it went through. I also had to go to this link and put my order number in to get it, kinda weird.

The $50 Xbox Gift Card [Digital Code] is an ideal solution for instantly adding balance to your account. The code is delivered quickly after purchase, which is great for those times when you need some extra balance to buy games, downloadable content, or memberships.\n\nThe redemption process is simple and takes just a few minutes from the console or mobile app. It's perfect both as a gift for other gamers and personal use. In addition, there are no complications or surprises with the value of the code, since the amount is reflected exactly as advertised.\n\nI recommend this product to anyone looking for flexibility and speed when purchasing content on the Xbox platform. Without a doubt, a safe and practical option to fully enjoy the Xbox ecosystem.

I bought two of these -- one for my computer and one for my TV (I glued the splitter to the back of my TV).\n\nI like the fact that this USB hub is "powered". Instead of taking its power from the device, it takes it power from your AC outlet. I've had computer-powered hubs before, and they don't do as good a job. Often a couple of the slots don't even work because the other slots are using all the power!\n\nI also like the fact that, when sitting on my desk the slots are facing up. This prevents the cords from spreading out over my desk. But that's just because of the way my desk is arranged. Someone might easily prefer that the cords run off to the side!\n\nSo far they're both working perfectly!

good product but didn't come writhe the m.2 screw so i had to buy screw kit but works great

It was good remain cool however the memory use increase was unacceptable

Easy download but always have to look for it in junk email.

performs well as a proxmox server

The Xbox $50 eGift Card [Digital] showed up faster than a speedrunner finishing level one.\n\nSummer heat outside? No problem. This card turned my living room into an open-world gaming oasis where the only boss I had to fight was boredom. The story changed instantly. Instead of saying “I wish I had something new to play,” I was scrolling through games like a kid in a candy store with unlimited allowance.\n\nBiggest challenge?\nChoosing ONE game instead of five like a responsible adult.\n\nHighly recommend for anyone who wants instant fun without leaving the couch or putting on actual pants.

i was able to get a much powerful barebones computer at a reasonable price. i added my own M.2 NVM-E drive and memory. I had trouble installing Windows 11 because I needed a driver and Minis Forum had no documentation for my issue. I spent many hours trial and errors to find the correct driver. But once found and install the system ran great. The system was bit of overkill for my needs but what-the-heck, right? Only problem I had outside the driver issue was the USB-C video-only port couldnt have my 4K monitor. I had current Intel drivers installed but the screen blanked-out constantly.

This is the best PC which I purchased for a long time. It's fast, quiet, and ease of operating. Even though its small size is one of its neat feature, I found it a little tight at certain places when replacing something but it's all good. I also like the flash %26 ssd drives features for such a small footprint. I found it runs not too hot as I left it in open space, unlike my desktop blowing out hot air every time when it's churning on some heavy tasks. Highly recommended if you're not to uptight about upgrading/replacing components inside it.

I had my vision tested and contact fitting at the vision center I told the associate I had insurance and she proceeded to order my contacts and I had them delivered to the store. When I came in to pick up my contacts I was greeted by Tammy who noticed my insurance covered my contacts and I only had to pay the taxes. Thank you Tammy for going the extra mile and checking on coverage after someone else already had. You are an asset to the vision team.

These gift cards are the best thing Microsoft has come up with. It’s very easy for your teenage to download and use immediately. They can purchase any game or things for a game you already have either using the whole amount or just a little at a time. And the best thing about these gift cards are that they come in different amounts. We don’t even have to supply a credit card in order for your teen to use the gift card. I love it!!

Very fast, incredible number of I/O ports makes attaching many peripherals easy. Absolutely silent, while it has a fan it does not make any sound. Form factor is great for setting next to monitor. There is little heat coming from this unit. With 32GB of RAM and a fast SSD this computer is fast. With Windows 11 Pro and all of its features, the included hardware feature and a very low price - why doesn't everyone have this?

I've probably gotten 2,500 worth of these cards in the past year and never had a problem and I do love around Black Friday when you can get $100 card for 85 bucks that's always nice getting a little bit back and if it's worth it or not ask yourself what you're going to buy with it once it's in your Xbox or your Microsoft system is that worth it the cards are definitely worth it it's what you get with them I'm not so sure about

My work computer does not have enough USB ports for accessories. I bought this to give myself some extra ports to use when I'm charging my other electronic devices, it's been working fantastic. I love how compact this USB hub is, and that it has individual power switches, I can turn the power off when not in use. Overall it's a great product. I'm thinking to bring it with me on my next trip.

This controller is a good, solid upgrade. It feels great in the hand and proper weight to it, not flimsy at all.<br \/>\r\nThe buttons are responsive, and the quality feels like it'll hold up over time, which is what you want. The trigger locks are a nice feature for quicker shooting.<br \/>\r\nA quality controller that feels well-made. Definitely worth swapping out the old one for this.

I use this to connect a keyboard, wireless mouse, headphone/microphone and webcam to a Surface Pro. I keep the Surface Pro under my desk, so this device allows easy access to USB ports on my desk top. The USB ports can be individually switched on and off which is allot easier than plugging and unplugging them and ensures my privacy when I am not using the webcam or microphone.

This controller is a good, solid upgrade. It feels great in the hand and proper weight to it, not flimsy at all. The buttons are responsive, and the quality feels like it'll hold up over time, which is what you want. The trigger locks are a nice feature for quicker shooting. A quality controller that feels well-made. Definitely worth swapping out the old one for this.

Everything feels crisp and responsive after little under a month. If this is still at 4 star then it's been holding up. It would get 5 if the pause and menu button wasn't so awkwardly high, which is no big deal and I'm getting used to, and if it didn't need specific cables. My 25ft type C doesn't work and the one it comes with is 2ft too short for my needs.\n\nOther note worthy pros are the cable port, mute button, bottom buttons, and presets. The cable port feels tight and secure and has ample support, so it looks like it will hold up. The mute button is nice because the light makes it hard to be accidentally muted and talking to yourself. It's positioning is convenient because I have a mute switch mounted along my cable and this makes it easier than finding it. If you don't have a cable switch or ear cuff mounted mute button, it's no big deal and likely doesn't work with wireless, but I don't know. For me, using crab grip style, I don't accidentally hit the buttons. I did for the first few days when putting it down or picking it up but not while playing. The quick swappable presets for sound and controls are awesome. Also, changing the sound level on my controller is definitely much more convenient than my cord mounted volume dial. \n\nIf it holds up, then I'm happy with this purchase and my last 2 OEM and 2 Power A controllers were horrible and none lasted a year while properly functional. I also baby my electronics, so if they don't last, it's a quality problem.

My son loves how he's able to keep playing his games. The best art of this giftcard is that he don't have to leave the house to purchase. Ordering from the comfort of your home is on point at all times of the day or night.\n\nHe's never waiting until the stores are open to purchase his giftcard. He order and plays games as much as possible on his Xbox system.

I bought this for my Oculus Quest 2. The quality of video through the USB 3 ports using the oculus link is just as good as plugging directly into the PC. When you turn on the power, it can charge the Oculus Quest 2 using the Link cable at the same rate as it drains. Amazing for this use, you don't have to worry about charging your headset if you use link.

I have easily gotten 10 to 12 of these $55 card over the past year along with some hundred dollar cards $25 cards all of the above a few times over they're always great they always work fine it's not the question of the cards it's the question of what you're going to use the credits for on your Microsoft setup but yeah the cards are great