Pros: Inexpensive, readily available, customization

Cons: inconsistent quality, proc failures more often then not

Overall Review: We have ordered 5 of these and had to RMA or replace 3 of the 5.

Pros: - The Celeron J3455 is a bump above the rest with a solid 4 core cpu plus h265/HEVC optimizations for the next generation of videos. - Hard to beat the price. Similar performing i3 based mini computers would go for close to $200. - fan will remain off until a significant amount of load is put on the cpu in which case it spins at a glacial speed and is silent.

Cons: For $130 there are no cons.

Overall Review: I purchased this with the express intent of turning it into a 1-2 user PLEX server. When I saw the Celeron J3455 benchmarks were more then good enough for 1080p transcodes it was a done deal. It has been running 24/7 now for 3 months running windows 10 completely stable. Never complains and never makes noise. The power light brightness/blinking/color is also completely configurable which is great for those like me who need to keep light noise down in the bedroom. The fan when on moves so slow that you will never actually hear it, too. The cpu does not make much heat BUT under bench marking it is possible to throttle the cpu. So this mini pc favors low fan speeds over bleeding edge performance.

Pros: - Nice looking and quite - Good enough performance at a reasonable price

Cons: - No paper manual about the LED error code, also no guide about how to find detailed manual. Took a while to find out on-line - Does not support Win7 at all, Win7 does not boot during installation with legacy boot enabled.

Pros: - 4 core CPU - 15 watts - quality bios setup - looks better than my Gigabyte Brix - 2150 passmark score

Cons: - none so far.

Overall Review: Bought this desktop to replace my wife's n2820 celeron laptop. I am a big fan of modular distributed computers. A powerhouse 16 core server that can do the grunt work when I need it and small, low power desktops for internet, office solutions and media. If you have an extra SSD lying around and want to install Win10 without activation you can have almost Core i3 performance for 200 dollars and 50 bucks in RAM. Plus why would anybody want a giant tower sitting on or under your desk. Minimalist heaven!.

Pros: - Does everything its supposed to. - Works great as an HTPC for movies, music and YouTube - Works well with Linux

Cons: Didn't work for long. First, the on-board ethernet card just disappeared after 6 months. I had to replace it with a USB ethernet adapter. Then 10 months after that the on-board audio card and graphics card started glitching hard, requiring a reboot several times a night. Intel customer support was most unhelpful.

Overall Review: This product does not seem to be reliable. Would not recommend.

Pros: small profile, low power consumption

Cons: not well made

Overall Review: I couldn't keep this machine continuously working without freezing. Moreover, It was very disappointing for me that after owning so many PCs my first Intel gives me a great headache. The network port stopped working and under Linux freezes too much. My PC never has these problems.

Pros: Small, low power, energy efficient.

Cons: They both had issues. One turns on and then off after a minute. no video. The second would not install Linux. The system died during a recommended BIOS update. UPDATE After several hour of troubleshooting with INTEL, they declared them defective under warranty. I took the $25 option and had them preship me replacements. I got lost in there process and had to call back and wait for someone to complete the order. Another two hour. When they did arrive one was DOA and the other will not allow me to call up the BIOS after I switched the boot setting to LINUX. Waste of $25.

Overall Review: At this time, I would not recommend the product.

Pros: Great looking case includes wifi\bluetooth card

Cons: kinda slow for windows 10, turned off all visual effects and maxed out video memory (512) in the BIOS to compensate. Needs more usb ports only 2 in back and 2 in front

Overall Review: Got this to run my IP cameras and monitor UPS. I was able to put 16GB of DDR3 1600 memory in it even though specs on newegg say 8gb max