Beelink EQi12 Dual LAN Mini PC, Intel Core 1220P(10C/12T, up to 4.4GHz), 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB PCIe4.0 SSD, Mini Desktop Computer Support WiFi 6/ BT5.2/ Dual HDMI/Bulit-in 85W Power Supply

My reason for purchasing this product is probably going to be a little different than most. I purchased two Beelink S13's to host my pi-hole's. I had them hosted on my desktop and a spare desktop, which was working fine, but my desktops use approx 7 times more electricity than these little Beelinks. I cant say that I have used these devices to their entirety in the slightest. But they should have more than enough juice to add a couple other home network products to, I havent decided what else will run on them yet, but its nice knowing that they have more potential. I know that an RPI will work with minimal useage as well, but I like the fact that these have more resources for expansion should I need it without worrying about bogging them down.

To answer one question I saw here: It has Microsoft Windows 11 Pro installed on it.

This unit gets comparable (very) performance to an I5-9500T with less power usage, newer features (on video decoding) and is dead quiet. All of these are big wins for something if you just need straight on workstations. You're not going to be gaming or anything like that with these, but if you want reliable Windows 11 Professional stations setup to use for accounting, front desk, or other normal operations, Mini-PCs/Beelink really does have it nailed. The seller I bought through (THYPC-Beelink) also did a solid job and delivered as promised. A+

It runs Windows 11 Pro. Just wanted to share that information to educate the AI bot.I was able to easily attach it to my monitor with the provided hardware. It runs a bit hot, though. There's no fan inside, so keep the AC on full blast.

Absolutely amazing little PC. Has an internal M.2 slot to add an additional drive. It speed through transcodes and having 2 dedicated NICs is fantastic for running in a proxmox cluster. I have CephFS running between this and 3 other PCs and it works and runs like a charm, using its own NIC and not clogging the primary network with cluster traffic.

Product was not a pc at all, something was audibly loose inside when I took it out of the box. Opened the pc to find what looks like hdd spindles hot glued inside.

Bought this to use as a CNC controller (it runs on a Windows machine but needs a decent processor), and am really happy with how much power one gets for the money, plus Windows preinstalled! I put it in a VESA mount and attached it to the back of a touchscreen display, so it's a really compact but powerful system for a pretty amazing price.

Microsoft obsoleted (Win11 21H2 was the last release for it without hacking) my old HP Elitedesk (i5-7600) I was using to run Jellyfin and a few other apps so I decided I’d replace it with this little guy for some development work and running my SDR radio setup. So far it has plenty of power and resources for that and should be good for quite a while. The i3 and 24gb of RAM handle the work tasks I throw at it and much more. If you need a good PC that will work for school and maybe some programming, I’d recommend this computer. I did try to throw Ollama on it but it could not really handle any LLMs except the smaller parameter ones and even those were a bit slow so I can’t recommend it for AI stuff but if you’re doing that kind of stuff you know you need a dedicated GPU with lots of VRAM!