Sitechylor T5 Mini PC, Celeron N4020 (up to 2.8GHz) PC Mini Computer 4GB LPDDR4 64GB eMMC Desktop Small PC for Dual HDMI, USB3.0, WiFi 5, BT5.0, Gigabit Ethernet

I work in IT, and we're looking at options to run hosted VDIs for retail at the register. To do that, we'd need a way for the cash management hardware to connect with the hosted VDI. Something like this would be ideal as most of the work would be done not on the local system, but on the hosted VDI running from a server in the back room. However, if you wanted to use this as an actual PC, it can do the job as well as (or better than) most tablets. Aside from the Celeron processor, this comes with 4GB of RAM and a 64GB SSD. That's not a lot of space or resources, but if all you're doing is surfing the web it's better than some laptops I've tried. Considering this PC is only ~$120, the user experience is a lot better than I was expecting (I don't think I can buy a standalone copy of Win 11 for what this entire PC costs). It ships with Windows Pro, so it's ready to join a domain out of the box, although I was a bit surprised that it was running 22H2 and not 23H2. I expected to be behind on patches, just not that far behind :-). As the hard drive is pretty small, if you're planning to use this as a HTPC, you'll either need a good network connection to where your media is stored or external storage of some sort. The one thing I really wish this had was a USB-C port, but for the price the available ports are fine. We'll see what my company decides to do in the long run, but at ~$120 per PC, these are borderline disposable, and well worth the price for all the features it comes with.

This thing is tiny silent and cool. Speed and usability are just OK in windows, its a little laggy and the CPU usage was often pegged at 100% but it browsed the internet and fired up programs without too much waiting. When I installed Linux it was an improvement. Quicker and less ram and cpu usage. Surprisingly capable for a small pc. I will be using it as a simple home media server which it should excel at. My only though is that if you are using it as your computer you can get much more performance for not a ton more money with some other mini PC options. If you have a specific use case like hooking up to a TV/projector or using as some sort of low powered server its a great choice.

This T5 Mini PC is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a compact and capable Windows computer. The Celeron N4020 processor and 4GB of RAM provide enough power for everyday tasks, and the 64GB eMMC offers decent storage (with the option to expand via USB).One of the things I appreciate most is that it came with a genuine Windows 11 Pro license pre-installed. The dual HDMI ports allow for connecting to two displays, and the WiFi, Bluetooth, and Gigabit Ethernet provide ample connectivity options.In terms of size, it's incredibly compact. Compared to an Intel NUC, it's roughly the same length and width, but only about 1/3rd of the height. It's an impressive little machine!

I decided to try this out as I needed a spare computer for some basic task work- well, I had a hunch it was too good to be true and I was right. Parts maybe legit? But the OS is bootleg. Not remotely worth the risk.

You're not going to do heavy gaming with this PC, but that's not it's intent. This is a simple PC that you could put behind a monitor for simple day to day use or you could use it for simple signage (store front or company info). It was crazy easy to set up and runs like a champ.