Beelink EQR5 Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5 Pro 5650U(6C/12T,up to 4.2GHz),16GB DDR4 500GB PCIE3.0 SSD Dual LAN Mini Computer,Support Dual Screen Display(2*HDMI)/WiFi6/BT5.2

This small powerful mini PC works perfect, this is not my first Beelink Mini PC that I purchased and have used along the years, so far without any problem. It is already in use for a several weeks and I'm very satisfied with its performance and silence of the blower during work.If you find it in a "good" price, don't hesitate.Very recommended.

Bought to replace an old HP Mini PC. This system is great, Quiet, Fast, Small footprint. I am more than pleased with this unit. And at a great price point. I don't care much for the Windows 11 Pro that comes preinstalled so I imaged the original disk (Just in case I decide to go back). Installed Linux Mint 22 and it is much better now. Get one you won't regret it.

I needed something small and this has more power than I thought it would have. Sure, it's using one of the "H" cpus and has integrated graphics, but this particular combination is as capable as my 7th gen i7 Desktop with discrete graphics - and is more powerful in some aspects.The fan does run when under a load, but that's understandable for the footprint this thing is trying to occupy - and the fan is a lot quieter at full speed than most of the other computer fans I've been around. They must have invested in quality fans that produce sound at a frequency that is not nearly as "noisy" as others.I'm running it at 4k and it will tackle a browser-based game just fine. It starts up nice and snappy, and handles all the office work I can throw at it. That, and I can hide it behind the monitor or stick it in my pocket. The bluetooth works great with my Logitech KB/Mouse so I don't have to have an extra dongle, but there are tons of outputs if I needed to. Having DisplayPort as well as HDMI was a plus for me since my monitors cover the spectrum of inputs due to their widely varying age. For a simple office setup, the HDMI cable delivers sound through the monitor speakers and bluetooth connects KB/Mouse, so I've only got 2 wires out the back and no dongles. It's clean - and effective.

Update April 10, 23: Note that my review is for the SER 5560 which is not currently sold on Amazon.Beelink replaced my SER 5560 under warranty with an SER 5800. This unit is, so far, totally satisfactory without the restart issues of the 5560. It does not have Wi-Fi 6E (just Wi-Fi 6) but otherwise is a more capable until. While I'm not happy about having to return the unit, in the end I am satisfied with the SER 5800 that I now have. Updated stars to fouf. Update March 23: Unfortunately, I've had to update my review. Dropping the rating from five stars to two stars. The reason for that drop is that my Beelink SER5 is generally not capable of restarting unless totally disconnected from its power supply. That means that Windows Updates or driver updates that require a restart/reboot are quite problematic. Beelink acknowledges the issue in its support forum and suggests returning the PC but I'm past the 30 day window and Amazon support seems to be no help. The symptom seems to be limited to units with an AZW V1.0 motherboard which Beelink says is defective. I have reached out to Beelink support directly but haven't received any reply. I suggest perspective customers for this unit avoid it and look elsewhere either for a different model or different manufacturer.Prior review before I discovered the restart issue:The Beelink SER5 (Ryzen 5 5560U) more than meets my expectations. It is quite powerful, appears well constructed and conformed to the description on Amazon. Shipping was quick and the product arrived in pristine condition. I'm not a gamer, so I can't speak to how well it would perform as a gaming machine but it does not have a separate GPU, so I'd say gaming isn't really the intended purpose of the unit.I did some benchmarks for those interested: Cinebench 23: 7877 multicore, 1288 single core. Geekbench 5: CPU--1333 single core, 6029 multicore. Compute 11775. Crystal Disk Mark 5 showed a read data rate of 3,044 and a write data rate of 1645 MB/s for the NVME drive.Pros: 1) Quiet, generally inaudible even under load. I hear the fan briefly at start-up and then all is pretty silent. 2) Bios is unlocked and there are lots of options (and a front panel reset). 3) Two 4K HDMI ports 4) Wifi 6E. 5) Windows 11 Pro has no bloatware. 6) Internal temperatures stay well under thermal throttling limits even with Windows 11 Pro optioned to the performance profile (25 watts). The case is well ventilated. 6) Memory and the internal NVME drive can be upgraded easily above the 16 gigs and 500 gigs provided.Minor Cons: 1) AMD Master software (for overclocking) won't run since these is really a laptop processor where heat under limited ventilation is critical. 2) The provided method for attaching the Beelink to a VESA mount is just a bracket with screw holes, so once the Beelink is attached to a monitor, it will take a bit of effort to dismount it to, for example, add a hard drive. 3) The method of adding an internal SSD or 2.5 inch drive requires removing screws, prying open the case, and carefully avoiding damaging the internal drive cable. 4) The wi-fi range isn't excellent. My Beelink, while able to transfer data at full speed when close to my router, had speeds fall off more than other devices (Apple and Android) at the same ~20 foot distance from my router. I think an external antenna might help. I can't test the units 6E capabilities since it is the only such device I have. 5) By its nature (size), there are limited upgrade opportunities beyond memory and NVME/SSD disks. 6) Being picky I wish for the 2 USB ports on the back of the machine to be 3.0 rather then 2.0 and for the audio port to be on the rear rather than front of the computer.To conclude (edited): I think the restart issue is a "show stopper". While the capabilities of the Beelink are awesome, the failure of the restart sequence is serious and MIGHT mean other serious issues will surface.

This mini pc is a great performer and good value.

I purchased this little thing to run a home server off and some game servers for friends so they don't have to pay third party companies to run them anymore. Out of the box it was running windows 11 no problems though I opted to wipe out the windows 11 OS with a fresh Debian install to run CasaOS and AMP off of. Not a single hiccup so far, multiple servers tested on it the heaviest was an All the Mods Minecraft server which this thing crushed with it's eyes closed. Currently it's running a Terraria Calamity server as well as my home automation in various Docker containers and honestly, it might be overkill on the CPU it's running ice cold, absolutely zero fan noise and across the entire system I'm eating up about 4 gigs of the 32 gigs of ram and about 6% of the CPU total. I'm planning to put this thing through it's paces with multiple game servers running at once in the future, but so far this little thing is a beast and I got it on sale for about $299. Honestly if you want to dabble with home servers or self-hosted dedicated game servers give this little baddass a shot. Granted we've only been up and running three days but three continuous days of load and internet traffic and there isn't been a single issue. All in all I can suggest this little beast, stick it in a corner, give it an ethernet connection and let it do it's thing.

I'm impressed by the aesthetics of the device and its power. It's small, efficient, and fast, ideal for office work. I own a business and bought it for graphic design. It's been excellent. It's important to use it in an air-conditioned space and locate it where there's good ventilation. It gets very hot, but the cooling system dissipates the heat efficiently. Satisfied!