💻 AWOW Mini PC: Windows 10 Home/Pro, Intel Celeron N3350, 6GB DDR4/64GB eMMC, 4K Support, WiFi, Ethernet, Bluetooth Review

I bought this portable mini pc to connect to remote office computer and work all day. The product arrived well packaged and comes with the default Windows 10 operating system which makes setup easy and quick. Just plug it in, plug it in and follow a few simple steps to choose your main language etc and within 5-10 minutes your device is set up. and work. During the first launch I felt slow, but after all processes were loaded it was good for its performance. It has HDMI and USB ports suitable…

I'm super happy with this mini computer. I used it for a networking event and it came in handy for a 12ft TV. I used basic web browsing and online system and it worked great for 2 days. On the side is not heated, around the ventilation. Used some games that didn't use too much memory and didn't have any lags. So, for the basic casino billiard games. The ones I used worked fine. Lattly Def is better to connect if possible. However, wireless reception at the event had excellent reception. Now…

This was the smallest PC drive I have ever seen. Although the size is small, it is powerful. Installing Windows 10 Professional took 7 to 8 minutes. In my experience, this happens very quickly. I added a video to share the same experience I have. The video is long and please bare me, I'm trying my best not to be nervous. The car itself is strong and fast. The only downside is the 64GB hard drive, which isn't a big deal since I can connect another hard drive and install additional software on…

We've always been concerned that thermal and electronic components are related. Better temperature management makes electronics faster and more durable. However, this mini PC challenges that basis. Somehow they have a patented technology that keeps Windows running smoothly. I even watched a movie about it for 2.5 hours and it worked without any problems. This PC has no fan at all. It gets hot over time, but I don't see any performance issues. I had to buy a mini PC to stream live streams from…

This computer is awesome! It's the perfect size to hide behind a monitor or connect to a TV in the conference room. We bought this PC for use in our conference room and as a test for kiosk use. So far it's handled everything we could think of without a hitch. So far we have tested Office 365 Business and MS Teams installed and used as a conference room device. It easily handles 4K video on the TV and some MS Teams video calls, opens all our shared documents quickly, and the built-in gigabit…

This Celeron core uses 100% uninterrupted eMMC bottleneck performance from the start, even with Celeron CPU. uses M.2 SATA (not NVME) and does not show the full potential of the drive. Therefore, it is necessary to clone eMMC OS partition to M.2 SATA to minimize the bottleneck. but the cpu still stays at 100%. The 4K display is deceptive. Yes, it projects 4K with no issues, but it can't stream 4K very well. Even with highly compressed videos on YouTube, there are constant frame drops and…

This is a promising concept, but two factors made me want to return it for a refund: PROCESSOR. The CPU and memory intensive Windows update takes many hours. Loading browser pages and flipping back and forth has a noticeable lag not found on more powerful systems. There's no magic here: you can't get satisfactory performance from a PC with such low specs running Windows. Also, the device I bought has some sort of loose internal connection or short circuit that causes the HDMI port to shut down…

I used an old laptop as a HTPC and connected my home automation server to my TV. Wanted to replace it as it runs 24/7 and gets too hot in the closet. I bought this computer to replace it. Here's my opinion. When buying a PC, the following things are important: 1) CPU. It has a quad core processor which is pretty decent. A bit outdated, but suitable for routine tasks (browsing/mailing etc.). 2) RAM - it has 4GB of RAM. This is the minimum required for a PC running any modern operating system, so

I usually use an Apple desktop but have to work for a client for a week. My laptop was getting old so I was looking for an alternative. Since I had access to monitors and such, I order these. I will take care of network management, VMware and other "high-end" hardware. In my travel preparations so far I am impressed. Comfortable dam. I'll report back after the trip. Note that you should create a recovery disk once you have everything up to date. So if you had to reinstall Windows, you have…