KAMRUI AK1 Plus Mini PC, Desktop Computer 12th N95(up to 3.4GHz) Mini Computers 16GB RAM 512GB SSD, Micro PC, Mini Tower PC Desktop Support 4K HDMI, Dual WiFi, BT4.2 for Business Home Office

شكرا عزيزي. البائع شكراً موقع أمازون

ليت لو يوجد تقييم بأقل من نجمة، لأنها شركة سيئة جدًا وما عندها خدمة ولا احترام للعملاء اشتريت منهم جهاز وتعطل بعد أقل من شهر (تعليق وريستارت إجباري مفاجئ لأكثر من عشر مرات يوميًا على الأقل)، فتواصلت مع البائع اللي تجاهلني أسبوعين ثم قال لي ممكن يضبط لو أعدت ضبط الجهاز (فورمات كامل)، وجربتها وما نفعت ثم راسلت الشركة الأم وماطلوني بطلبات مثل (فاتورة أمازون، رقم الطلب، صورة من بطاقة الشحن)، وبعد ما أعطيتهم كل المعلومات المطلوبة ما عاد ردوا علي، وتورطت بالجهاز إلى الآن فاحذر من شراء أي جهاز من عندهم

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Super Mini Computer that gets the basics done quickly. Used the Mini P1 to replace an older desktop that died for a senior client (mid 90’s), that wanted an easy to use machine to do 3 things - 1 Email 2 Internet research including instructional video sessions and 3 Watch their streamed church service every Sunday. The P1 has far exceeded expectations with a quick boot up and fast WiFi connectivity. In addition the whisper quiet operation along with reduced “clutter” at the office desk (from the unit’s easily mounting to the monitor backside with the supplied VESA parts) earned the client’s appreciation.

I got this to sit at the office as a remote box to send backups to and do light computing - web browsing, admin tasks, etc. It's been rock solid at all of that and more. About 1.5yrs into owning it, the internal M.2 SSD died. At first I only knew I couldn't remote into the computer, but then upon checking it out in person I saw it would just hang at the boot screen, showing the "AMI" logo. Couldn't get into BIOS, couldn't boot from a recovery thumb drive, etc.. I had hit a wall and was frustrated and thought that not much would come from reaching out to support and I should start getting my hands dirty, but I sent them an email with my details and heard back within 24 hrs, suggesting the boot drive might have died. My model only took SATA M.2 which are harder to come by these days than NVMe so I had to purchase one, wait for it to arrive, then swap it in. New drive is now in and it's been working great ever since. Throughout the testing process I went back and forth with support via email and they were helpful and quick to respond and ended up refunding me $40 via Amazon which covered most of the cost of the new drive which has larger capacity and a 5yr warranty. Random, but important nerd notes from this experience: 1. If your M.2 drive is dead, it will hang the boot process. You've gotta take it out in order to get into the BIOS. 2. You can boot from the 2.5'' bay on the underside of the box. I did this as a means of testing the rest of the hardware while waiting for my M.2 replacement to arrive and performance and reliability were great.