Beelink SEi10 Generation Type C Thunderbolt Expandable Review

This computer was purchased as a replacement for a Mac laptop for working from home, so take this positive review with caution. I love that there are four USB ports and two HDMI ports, which many of these small PCs don't have. It also has a USB-C port (and other ports I don't really need, so I won't list them here). I've been using it for about a week now and everything looks AMAZING. Lightning fast, especially if you have good internet. I'm a 31-year-old accountant, so I don't do any…

I am only leaving this review to post a picture showing the answer to my original question. Where is the SATA drive connected to this computer? I saw that you can add one but wasn't sure where. So for those with the same question see my attached picture. Other than that I've done some tweaking/software installs and so far it looks like a typical i5 system. I saw a user mention fan noise. Fan noise is similar to the typical fan noise heard on many laptops. I am installing this for a customer and

Do not buy items from this seller. These are not real products. I tried looking up my model number on the Beelinks website but they didn't have it. I ordered one from this seller and it had a broken ethernet port. So I replaced it with a new one. And the new one they sent me has a broken HDMI connector. Upon further examination. Nvme was an unnamed brand and the worst part was that it came with a 16GB memory card. This product is advertised as having 16GB dual-channel RAM on 2x 8GB sticks. And…

I am very impressed with this little box. It has an 8279 processor instead of 8259. It runs pretty fast, including startup. When you first get and download it, it will run right inside your Win10 installation, which doesn't take long. The wifi is better than my high end gaming pc and they are the same distance from the antenna. I use this in my home office for fast web browsing, checking email, etc. I won't be doing anything heavy, but for example small tasks in Photoshop are pretty fast, so…

I am an IT specialist for a company that supports more than 50 users in different locations. For the last 2 years I've upgraded old office PCs to small mini PCs including all the big names Dell, HP and Intel and these Beelinks have been by far the easiest to install and set up. Most importantly, they do not contain malware or proprietary OS applications that take forever to remove.

It's amazing how compact this powerful PC is. Gone are the days of the big, domineering, noisy tower. Fits everywhere. I just wish it had maybe 2 more USB ports. The rest are very satisfied. Also, I don't lose $1,500 if something goes wrong.

Easy to install. Start in half an hour. Windows always forces you to reboot dozens of times to set it up, but not installing the OS, drivers, patches, etc. saves you tons of time. Just need Zoom and a printer driver! Nothing for gamers and not completely silent, but good for video and telephone conferences.

I bought this mini pc to run two monitors and be hidden. It attaches (with the included bracket) to the back of a compatible monitor. It's powerful enough to surf the web and play videos, comes with Windows 10, and is free from problematic malware. After connecting a wireless keyboard with integrated touchpad, monitors and an hour of Windows updates, everything was good to go, no problem. The built-in fan was barely visible due to the monitor (30 inch Dell). This little box has 4 standard USB-A