MeLE Fanless Mini PC Quieter 4C N100(up to 3.4GHz) 16GB RAM 512GB,Portable, Ultra-Slim and Silent Micro Computer, HDMI Display Full-Functioned USB-C WiFi5 BT5.1 Gigabit Ethernet for IOT Office

This tiny mini pc makes an excellent little home media server that can run quietly out of site anywhere near a suitable network connection, for the home. It is also a capable small desktop computer to run typical basic tasks such as web browsing or messaging including email. In my case on opening the package, the first task was to boot up a Linux install system, and repartition the nvme drive, to remove the filesystems associated with Windows, including the recovery partition, and then install Arch Linux. With the appropriate storage allocated to the operating system, boot and efi areas, this still leaves around 300GB for user files, and in the future adding storage remains an option if needed. As a small home media server the system can be accessed remotely, when run as a headless computer, to update the system, and add media files for viewing on a smart TV, or phones and laptops. Having been warned from user reports of possible high temperatures, I was monitoring CPU temperatures during normal operation and they have remained barely above 30C though the cpu is not being pushed to high usage levels by the tasks I have been requiring it to perform. As a passively cooled system with no moving parts, this makes for an optimally chosen system hardware, and the external ports and ethernet work without problems, with drivers automatically in place in existing Linux current kernels. Overall I am very happy that I bought this small computer, and it does everything I need. Users who are relying on Windows may find performance may be different to when the system is using only Linux, but from my experience of this Quieter 4C it works entirely as expected.

I am super impressed with this mini PC. I followed MeLe's website and installed Windows 11 Pro on the SSD (not the eMMC part) and it runs very fast for common tasks. It can get very warm but this is compensated with the lack of noise: no fan noises is a plus for my concentration as I can often get distracted. I have tested all HDMI outputs as well as the USB-C Display port. It works as expected. Bonus point: The USB-C supports display and power so it can be plugged to a monitor that can supply both. Also that same USB-C has DP so it works with Xreal Air AR glasses and similar (Viture, Rokid). I've managed to play some light games like Minecraft and also some old classic like Command and Conquer and it was always fast and no lags, not even when it got warm. MeLe support says this is normal and we shouldn't worry with performance issues due to warming of the backplates. Glad I never experienced any issues. I recommend this device also for Astro Photography as it can be used with a usb-c powerbank that supports PD and has over 40watts.

Works brilliant when works, first one had some issues which were sorted quickly by the seller. So far had have no problem or issue. A must buy, I must say!

A highly specified tiny PC with a fully functioning Windows 11 Pro installed. A neat little unit with a lot of computing power. Easy to set up to auto start and operate with Remote Desktop or one of the alternatives a useful and capable little device.

This is just what I was looking for. A little portable device to be able to use vscode on. I haven't benchmarked it, but it does benefit with TEMP on a ramdisk as SSD access is not the fastest. A Plus for me is that it works with the dell wd19 dock and got power from it. Once I figured it plugged it into the other usb c port.

Works great, low power requirements. The model I received has a 512gb ssd, and not an emmc/ssd split :)

I was looking for a mini pc to mount on my telescope rig for astrophotography. The MeLE is ideal as it is light, compact and runs on 12v. The processor seems fast enough to run NINA and other astro software. Overall I think it’s very good value for money.

Seemed OK although I noticed that the case became hot and distorted, which I didn't think it was supposed to do, then it locked me out! No idea why, whether it was connected to the heat/ case distortion but it failed to recognise me! Sent back for a refund & I don't think I'd consider getting this make anytime soon!