Review on AWOW Mini PC Windows 10 Pro - Intel Atom x7-E3950, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 128GB SSD, 4K@30Hz, Dual HDMI, Dual Band WiFi, 4 USB Ports, Gigabit Ethernet, BT 4.2 - AL34 Micro PC by Ahmed Rowe

So I bought it as a PC to use in my workshop with CNC and laser cutter. When I received it and started playing with it, I was a bit surprised at how well it worked. Don't get me wrong, it doesn't replace my son's gaming PC or my 3D modeling workstation, but it runs on Windows 10 and Linux with no issues. Didn't really try to play games since it's not 3D graphics, but as a media server it worked fine. 4K video playback without stuttering and without network problems. The included mount allows you to mount it directly to a VESA mount on your monitor, which sounds useless but would be great in a shop. It even supports my touch monitor! I decided to hack it to see if I could expand it at all and was pleasantly surprised to find that it has a second M.2 port as well as a pre-attached SATA connector. I was disappointed that I had to remove the adhesive feet to get to the screws as this ruined the adhesive but once I have it on the monitor it won't be a big deal. It also has a micro SD card slot that will even read my cheap 256GB SDXC cards. It comes with Windows 10 Home and requires some Windows updates, but runs Windows fairly smoothly, if not very quickly. Linux worked like a champ, even booting from USB. It connected seamlessly to my Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and did everything I needed. I paid $200 but they had a $30 coupon. They have since dropped the coupon and permanently reduced the price by $30. At $170, this is the perfect little PC if you're looking for something that doesn't require 3D graphics or a lot of power. This would be ideal for those who need to surf the web or check email. Add a camera and it's perfect for video conferencing. With USB 3 ports, two HDMI ports and expandable internal storage, it can also be a great media server.