The Best 7840HS Mini PC is Here! Beelink SER7 7840HS Review

Beelink SER7 7840HS review. AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS Mini PC with 54-65W TDP, Radeom 780M graphics, PCIE 4.0 x 2, USB 4.0 Type-c x2. 32GB/1TB spec. Review unit supplied by Beelink.
00:00 - Intro
00:50 - Unboxing
01:05 - Design and ports
02:35 - Internals
04:42 - Bios and TDP settings 54W balanced and 65W performance
06:23 - Windows, devices, benchmarks, thermals, fan noise, and video playback
11:12 - 4k video editing a review video and export time
12:42 - Gaming: Starfield, Witcher 3 and GTA V
16:07 - Linux support
16:24 - Recap and why it's the best 7840HS Mini PC so far

[@nerd26373]

We appreciate your insights in this review. You will always have our support.

[@Techtablets]

Thank you!

[@KatRollo]

Minor correction when it comes to BIOS (applies to most Beelink units): 5:01 - The VRAM is already allocated at 4GB by default with UMA_SPECIFIED as shown. To change the allocation, set UMA Frame Buffer Size. No need to change to UMA_GAME_OPTIMIZED. You can verify this with CPU-Z under Graphics tab.

[@plusultratrades]

Would be cool if you could introduce a tier/ranking list so we can compare the different devices and how you rank them

[@Techtablets]

Well a ranking now I what doesn't randomly power off and reboot. This and the UM790 are the only ones the GMKtek and GTR 7 Pro all randomly crashing out after pushing them hard.

[@mkreku]

@@Techtablets Yeah, I own the UM790 and wasn't sure what you were referring to.. no random crashes after the GPU driver update arrived!

[@federicocatelli8785]

​@@Techtablets So reboots are due to thermals🤔or there's something else?

[@Dreadthfull]

​@@Techtablets do you know how to write

[@DSTWizz]

Good to know that you're not having any issues with this Chris. However, Bee-link say on their website, "Note: The UK and the AU Adapter are not available at the moment." Maybe they'll be available soon.

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

Nice review.

[@Techtablets]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@J.H.ALI000]

I would love to see your review for the upcoming Beelink SER8

[@whattahellalan]

As always an amazing and honest review. I'm willing to have budget buy this one. How it sounds to use this hw as streaming device, 1080-60 with 3 screens? Fits?

[@Techtablets]

Should work for that.

[@yiyinyu9679]

Great machine! Does it support RAID for the dual nvme setup?

[@phillyguy8541]

I imagine it won't be long before Beelink releases the pro and then the max versions just as they did with the ser5 & 6.

[@elieheartheart]

im missing your in-depth reviews, can you do the Oneplus Ace 2 Pro and the Xiaomi Redmi K60 Ultra/Xiaomi Mi 13T Pro this coming days .. thank you in advance 💕

[@denisabidov4693]

Hi, Chris! Thank you very much for your reviews. Based on your reviews I purchased my NUC 5 years ago and have been using it smoothly. Now I want to upgrade to a faster mini PC and Beelink have just released the successor of SER 7 - the Beelink SER 8 model. The new model looks very promising. If possible, could you please put it on your review list? Appreciate your efforts you are doing for all of us! 👍

[@Techtablets]

Great to hear! I will ask Beelink for one lately they haven't been sending me units and I can no longer buy mini pcs to review due to how bad adsense is nowadays.

[@KtotheL]

I love this and I really want to buy one of these mini PCs but I'm not going to do it if it doesn't have occulink. Regardless it's a very exciting time because I know it's coming soon 😊. I will admit though I hate waiting... I'm almost tempted to pick up the clamshell foldable one from GPD but nah that price I'm not going to be dealing with overheating issues Plus I want faster for that money

[@patrick.771]

I just bought the Beelink SER6 with the Ryzen 7 7735 for my dad, great specs for the price. My other option would have been the Minis Forum NAB5 with the i5-1245H. Decided to go with the Beelink despite being 100 € more expensive :) It's a bit a shame that the USB ports at the back aren't USB3.

[@RinoAP]

I think it's time for you to test the AV1 encoding performance from both Intel and AMD's iGP

[@HighFiveTheTodd]

I just picked one of these up and I have serious wifi and bluetooth connectivity issues. Everything else is pretty nice. Did you test/observe any issues?

[@user-qe8yj2xf9j]

Very good video¡¡ I am in doubt about one of these three models. Beelink Ser7 Minisforum Elite Mini UM780 XTX Geekom A7 Is not for gaming, just to use work programs and browse the internet, which of the three models do you recommend (good Wi-Fi and connections along with the best performance with minimal noise and heat).

[@johnsmitherino4913]

what did you decide on?

[@8bitsloth]

Two NVME drives? I'm sold. Sounds like it'd make the best server/emulation box ever.

[@tnargrant]

I appreciate how thorough you are 😊 Is there a model you'd recommend (max price 2k) that is powerful and stable/reliable?

[@Techtablets]

This and the UM790 Pro have been good for me. All lthe other 7X40 series ones I have tested ended up rebooting or powering off. I hoep to havethe UM780 XTX soon with eGPU support via oculink.

[@tnargrant]

@@Techtablets I heard the UM790 Pro has horrible WiFi. Can this be fixed w/ a usb WiFi adapter?

[@hvasya]

​@@tnargrantyou can change wifi card to another m2 card without issues.

[@Wireless1900]

Hi Chris great review as always! Just ordered one myself, my question would be are you sure that the Intel ax211 with WIFI6e is compatible with the AMD platform? Also do you think the Samsung 990 pro with the optional OEM heatsink would fit to be used as the primary SSD?

[@Techtablets]

Hi yes to both counts. I've reviewed plenty of these new Ryzen Mini PC's with the AX211 it works with our without intel chipsets. And yes the 990 Pro will work but the heatsink I've not seen how big it is for the fit.

[@Wireless1900]

Thank you for your answer, the height of the 990 Pro with the heatsink is Max 8.2 (mm). I will try it when I have the SER7 in my hands and report back. @@Techtablets

[@Techtablets]

Okay let us know, thanks!

[@Wireless1900]

Hi Chris so I can finally confirm that the 990 Pro (or any NVME drive) can only be installed without the heatsink in both primary and secondary positions. Secondly on AMD platforms only AX210 is supported for WIFI6e and BT5.3. The AX211 is only for Intel platforms due to CNVi2 (some elements are on the Intel platform motherboard)@@Techtablets

[@stevem6796]

Curious -- what is the power rating of your wall plug? Is it 19v 5.23a?

[@dleint]

Hello, on the beelink website it indicates 2 PCI express 4.0 slots, exactly ?

[@StingerDave]

It would be nice if you put a second gen 4 drive in it and tested transfer speeds. You would assume they should be good, but you never know. A spare Samsung 980 2Tb drive is fairly inexpensive and would be good for a game drive and for backups.

[@johncookson2494]

Hello Just wanted to ask if your product shipped with updated drivers from AMD, or did you have to get them from somewhere. I set up my own SER7 7840HS which arrived yesterday and did not notice any AMD drivers being downloaded or installed during Windows update. Also I noticed that on the AMD Graphics drivers web page, mention was made of the latest driver package, plus another named "Adrenaline". Needless to say, I did not download or install either of these. Anyway, just wanted to ask what you did or didn't do in this regard (After all you did end up without sporadic rebooting issues and I am obviously keen to circumvent this particular malady). Also, did you notice if the SER7 included an M2-SSD screw in the accessories package. I have heard these things can be difficult to find, assuming you can even find out the right type to buy. It is my intention to add a 4TB Gen 3 or 4 SSD as soon as I am able to. Many thanks for an excellent review, which acted as the significant tipping point for my purchase of this model. JohnC (Canada)

[@Techtablets]

Hi, I updated to the latest drivers off AMD's website I always do this as the included driver is a little dated. The Ryzen 7X40HS series has been plagued with issues across all the brands and I think it's down to some of the unit's bad RAM (according to some) and just being rushed out plus AMD has had DDR5 RAM stability issues at 5600mhz but fine at 5200Mhz. This and the UM790 Pro are the only two units that have not had random reboots or powering off. It was so frustrating with my Beelink GTR7 I gave up in the end and sold it off for half the price as it was faulty, Beelink later did offer to replace it but it was gone. This unit is the most stable of them yet. Next up I hope to review the UM790 ITX with oculink.

[@vittoriopodesta3549]

I like a lot the Minisforum Um780 XTX. Why this Ser7 is better?

[@snubdawg1386]

how much better is the gtr7 pro besides the connectivity?

[@CaitB-sc1ui]

How would this handle big meta events on GuildWars 2?

[@MediaWest]

our ser5 is amazing.

[@agunggumilar6942]

Can the USB4 port be used for an external GPU?

[@azaire0512]

why does my Beelink SER7 w dual channel ram 5600mhz keep getting lower score (it's arouind 12k for the multicore) in Cinebench R23? i've set its TDP maxed out to 65.

[@matteyles7466]

Has anyone compared something like this to an XBOX? I need a new office PC but would like to use it on the telly for games, considering it is so compact.

[@AdjointGaming]

What do u think about it versus minisforum 780 xtx ? Basically about the quality and noise.

[@Techtablets]

The 780 XTX Is one of the best, very good cooling and fan noise on my model reviewed but I did read they have some units with different fans.

[@Ramucho25]

I intend to change my tower for a mini PC (Ryzen 3600, RX5500XT, 32GB DDR4). I hesitate between the Beelink SER7 and the Minisforum UM790 Pro. I occasionnaly play but my main use is software development, internet, word processing, spreadsheet, HTPC, video encoding. So I just need CPU power for compiling and encoding video. Can you help me to choose which one is better for my activities ? I'd like the quietest mini PC at full load and at idle and the smallest consumption possible. Thanks for your help. By the way, it would be very interesting if your could do a comparison between these 2 mini PC.

[@Techtablets]

UM790 is my pick I've had no issues with my one. But with that video editing is it in 4k? I still think video editing you need a dedicated video card if it's 4k and long videos. I was editing my reviews on it but it started to lag a little with larger 14 minute reviews and chocked with camera camera comparisons which are 3 x 4k videos at once.

[@Ramucho25]

@@TechtabletsThank you for your reply. About video encoding, I just encode some of my DVD sometimes. So that's not 4K but usually 1080p most of the time. It's not my main activity on a PC as I said in my first post :) I also work much more on Linux (arch distro) rather than on Windows. I forgot to mention that I also work on music edition. Which mini PC is the quietest ? Regards.

[@Ramucho25]

Hello, I finally received my Minisforum UM790 Pro yesterday. Well, it’s a very nice and powerful mini PC. Linux and Windows work well. But I was very unhappy when I connected my Motu M4 USB sound card. There was a persistent loud noise in the speakers with or without sound. I tried all USB ports, including USB C. When the PC shuts down, there is a big click in the speakers. Nothing like this has ever happened when the sound card is connected to my desktop computer. This is likely due to a faulty PC or power unit or a bad filtered PSU, so I returned it today with great regret. I failed to solve this unpleasant problem. Now I hesitate to buy the SER7 for fear of having the same problems.

[@Ramucho25]

Hello again with great news !! As I really wanted the UM790 Pro, I reordered one and I've solved my ground loop problem with my USB sound card ! I simply made an electric cable without the ground connected, and it works like a charm :) Really great and I'm very happy to be able to use this wonderful machine. I hope this can help people who have such a problem. Regards.

[@neoturfmasterMVS]

I have a SER7 7840HS. I can say its great, fantastic, so small and have no trouble. I unboxed, put in power and its been pristine. Runs any game I throw at it. The main reason I bought the pc is that it easily fit on a bracket behind my 65" TV that is mounted above a fireplace, which now I have a full blow pc to run Steam, etc that no one can see or hear. I paid $620 delivered (no tax or shipping). What more could you ask for?

[@Techtablets]

Great your experience has been as good as.mine so no issues. Yes fantastic mini PC

[@_GarethRossUK]

And yet no random reboots still here I even recently re encoded x265 to x264 all day first time not used for gaming set to very fast encoding and 1080p not a single reboot on my GTR7. Fingers crossed but I'm not going to update my bios ever 😅

[@Techtablets]

You got lucky my GTR 7 Pro never fixed 100% from the latest bios. Maybe bad RAM I think overheating of the memory sticks was to blame. Now this unit is fine no issues.

[@fauntfrancisco]

Most of the crashes happen on idle or streaming a video.

[@emonsahariar9292]

Can you do a long term review of this brand? I kinda find them unreliable.

[@evelynmarrero1054]

Will this run sims 4 on very high with mods? Does Anybody know?

[@e1nherjar1]

NIce!

[@Techtablets]

Thanks!

[@ericneo2]

I wonder why the other device was having issues. I wonder if it's the M.2 overheating or something to do with sleep/power states.

[@_GarethRossUK]

And yet it was not every unit, so far so good here non pro GTR7. I suspect it was never an over heating issue because those who looked into it on the official forum found it was a memory power states issue. Someone fixed it by upgrading on stick to 64gb others while using linux and changing the memory power states something the bios should have added but they wont add it in.

[@ericneo2]

@@_GarethRossUKYeah I saw that, bad memory traces on the MB can cause random reboots, but so can power state changes for the m.2 or PCIe devices. My desktop and work laptops experienced lots of random reboots until I halted power management and hibernation for M.2 and PCI devices. I've asked people who were experiencing the random reboots on the forums to try making changes to sleep, power & hibernation but not seen any response yet. M.2 devices really don't like changing power states.

[@user-qi2fr7ki5w]

HDMI-CEC function, anyone knows if this is supported?

[@Bilal.Hussain.Shaikh]

Hopefully Ryzen 6900HX mini PC gets cheaper in the future, it's still the best mini for it's price

[@Techtablets]

Yes still great performance far cheaper than these new 7X40HS mini pcs. It's bound to drop in price.

[@Bilal.Hussain.Shaikh]

​@@TechtabletsI know right?, plus with AMD new FSR3 releasing soon, 6900HX could be best for valued Gaming mini pc

[@Techtablets]

@@Bilal.Hussain.Shaikh I will be, but I also want to see the new iGPU's from Intel later this year or Q1 2024. Should be very interesting then who as the best iGPU.

[@Bilal.Hussain.Shaikh]

@@Techtablets oooh me too, especially I heard rumours about intel arc GPU low profile on a mini pc, same size as you did in current mini PC vīdeo

[@Techtablets]

Now that would be great to have!

[@TheDarkLordSauron007]

hi there, is it suitable for 4k 120hz desktop usage without fan noise? i have mini itx system with noctua fans and i wanna replace it with this product? but i hate fan noise. that's why i hesitate about this product.

[@Techtablets]

There is some fan noise yes.

[@firebobby1638]

With my SER7 the only issue I've experienced is with all of the usb ports on it, with my Logi mouse/keyboard receiver. When I do anything like play games or use software, my mourse and keyboard lag. I just fix this by using an external device for it. Still annoying though.

[@neoturfmasterMVS]

I ended up using a usb extension to put the logitech usb receiver in direct site. This was the only way I could get no lag.

[@firebobby1638]

@@neoturfmasterMVS Yeah, this is a weird issue. I wonder if there is a proper fix.

[@Multigarve]

Hi I have had that issue aswell, My daughter's computer U59 does the same with different brands of Wireless Keyboard/mouse sets, had to switch to wired. But it is not a Beelink thing as I had the same problem also with a DELL

[@danielc5047]

Google search the following PDF and check out the summary on the page no. 21： USB 3.0 Radio Frequency Interference Impact on 2.4 GHz Wireless Devices

[@danielc5047]

White paper from Intel： The noise generated due to the USB 3.0 data spectrum can have an impact on radio receivers whose antenna is placed close to a USB 3.0 device and/or USB 3.0 connector. The noise is a broadband noise that cannot be filtered out, since it falls within the band of operation of the wireless device (2.4-2.5 GHz). The noise degrades the signal-to-noise ratio that the wireless receiver sees and limits its sensitivity. This then reduces the operating wireless range of the device. Improving the shielding on the USB 3.0 receptacle connector can help reduce the amount of noise radiated due to USB 3.0 signaling. In addition, shielding of the USB 3.0 peripheral device plays an important role in reducing the amount of noise radiated in the 2.4-2.5 GHz range. This is particularly critical for peripheral devices that are placed close to the PC platform, such as a flash drive. Placement of the wireless antenna should also be carefully considered on a platform and be located as far away as possible from a USB 3.0 connector and/or device.

[@ART-BINARY]

If you do buy this, make sure to order right away at the same time a secondary power supply because again like how he says it will difficult to replace it especially later when it's obsolete model down the road at least at that point you will have a second everyone 😉😉😉👍👍

[@Techtablets]

This is why I wish it was a standard barrel DC plug. Good point on order another power supply for those that plan to keep it for a very long time.

[@ART-BINARY]

@@Techtablets Google voice to text has been pretty awful last 6++ years so I fixed my typos sorry all.. yeah but the problem with the barrel is that they are very easy to break and usually do break inside the laptop or whatever unit and therefore very costly..my least favorite engineered item of all, in laptops to replace the power jack is a mother f'er 😉 👿 we're in this design its the least possible to break, which is indeed smart of them also does show the manufacturer cares for long-term of their product and customer satisfaction ..they're trying that's good. Any device that you buy that has a strange connection that comes straight from the factory the rule is always my second for spare that's what my dad always teach me since I was a child I guess that's what silent generation teaches the wisdom and knowledge to us well me the Gen X generation lol including not to stick your tongue inside the wall outlet #1 of course haha

[@Techtablets]

Agreed I once was printing something with my laptop had in plugged in and somehow bent the DC plug in the laptop (An MSI from 2009). So instead of pulling it out I had the bright idea to bent it back to straighten it and of course it broke off the pin inside jack. It was F*&%^d I fixed it myself but it took weeks for the part to arrive. ASUS has that USB style power plug that is very strong and the best dare I say it is that magsafe style connector, never had issues with it as it would just pop off.

[@ART-BINARY]

@@Techtablets yeah I'm a tech for 37 years and hundreds upon hundreds and hundreds of laptops I seen with the Jack broken like a seriously bad STD with laptops and barrel jacks haha the concept is not bad but the engineering and idea is awful if it wasn't so long it's sticking out it would be okay but not really cuz when you put it in you slightly wiggle it up and down and already crazy situation and then you do like a couple of more times we go putting it in and then we go putting it in how many times can it last and we're not talking about adult fun we don't get about laptops and electronics FYI everyone lol I seen so many times broken I think they should ban barrel Jack design permanently but if they do then the laptop won't break and they will not make extra their money so I understand why they keep using metal jacks LOL

[@ART-BINARY]

@@Techtablets MSI laptops 2008 2009s to 12 are some real deal bad ass laptops, I order like 12 or 18 of them for customers phenomenal machines back then 👍👍😃🎂😉.. I had a guy in Singapore imagine he would pay the importance tax and duty fees alone it was $800 on top of $600 to ship it to him!! And the laptop itself is 3,200 he didn't mind paying the extra 1400 just to get it he knew how good it was just Singapore and then have anything better than the dell latitude 800 dollars in usa over there $2,900 plus tax LOL so he had no problem paying that much for a gaming machine with 12x better cpu not a i3 but i7 and 8gig ram but i put in 16Gb for free 1tB HDD and gaming GPU Nvidia sweet laptop very

[@stormscreamer9571]

What is about 4k 120 Hz with HDMI? Does it work without any problems?

[@fulalascaos9633]

Yes, I have a SER7 + LG C3 OLED and I can confirm it works. However, on Linux there's no way to output 4k @ 120 Hz with 4:4:4 via HDMI -- it works on Windows perfectly though. This is not a limitation of this specific computer, but a legal battle between AMD and HDMI consortium when on Linux. You can workaround this issue by using a Display Port 1.4 to HDMI 2.1 cable, which is exactly what I'm doing at the moment.

[@reznic.a]

you try connect monitor throw type-c? on my ser7 doesnt work :(

[@Techtablets]

Yes works fine with my type-c to HDMI cable and at 4k120hz

[@erikandersson4732]

Hey, just received my SER7. Want to run two screens, one with HDMI and one with USB-C. HDMI works when testing both monitors, but not USB-C. Have tried both USB-C ports in the back, with two different USB-C cables (new). Do you guys know how to fix this? Only seems to be a problem with Windows 11, not on my mac.

[@Gold_Lightan]

Use the display port.

[@fulalascaos9633]

Display Port works just fine and you can buy a Display Port to HDMI cable in case your screen doesn't have Display Port.

[@JB.zero.zero.1]

On the gaming side, these devices excel as a lighter indie box. They also useful for emulation. I would never buy one of these to play Starfield and Witcher.

[@darrellstaley5029]

A couple of Amazon reviewers stated that to run Windows 11, you have to purchase the license for $200. Is this true? This makes the effective price $929. The competitive brands for the AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS include Windows 11 with the purchase.

[@Techtablets]

Hi, it should come with Windows 11.

[@kalsangtashi3040]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@shawnwade302]

Will the BIOS allow you to use faster RAM?

[@Techtablets]

No 5600 max. You can't overclock the ram either

[@pierro78]

hello, anybody from Europe has experienced buying directly on the bee-link website ?? I am in France and would like to know if I have to pay taxes if I order the SER7 on the bee-link website ?? (I understand bee-link might have an european warehouse so I should not pay taxes if they send from there ...)

[@hippopothomas1980]

Great review as always, although this time no thermo throttling, but this PC still perform not very good compare to other brands like minisforum.

[@Techtablets]

Yes below due to the clock difference between the 7940HS Vs 7840HS.

[@MK68ii]

Love your reviews but I hope you foucs on budget mini PCs not the powerful ones. Most people use these as home labs and care about power consumption. Very very small percentage want a powerful one.

[@ps3301]

If their magnetic adaptor breaks, u cant replace it easily.

[@_Digitalguy]

The issue for me is lack of 2.5" drive support. 8TB SSDs are dirty cheap now, while M.2 ones are more than twice as expensive.... Otherwise great device

[@ericneo2]

Consider a Sabrent or Orico 4-6 drive bay. It has it's own power and connects via USB-C.

[@Techtablets]

The only way is external bay for you via USB.

[@_Digitalguy]

External storage is not really an option for me, as I cannot sync my 5TB Onedrive on ejectable storage...

[@BrianGarside]

Geekom has 2.5 sata bays. Hope he reviews some of those.

[@_Digitalguy]

@@BrianGarside I bought a Morefine M600 with that drive. Came with a 512GB Pcie4 SSD, added another 4TB one and a 8TB 2.5 one (bought for $290). I just had to add a bluetooth dongle, since the Sata drive interfers with bluetooth. Other than that I am very happy, totally silent

[@eraldorh]

No external gpu support then?

[@Techtablets]

Yes via Thunderbolt enclosures.

[@seanpatrick1243]

Would this be a good choice for a non-demanding home server/htpc?

[@Techtablets]

It would be yes.

[@seanpatrick1243]

@@Techtablets Cheers for the reply! I will have to pick one up then.

[@lars4065]

Why the ugly CLR CMOS hole in the front?

[@ChronoCrossW]

How much would it cost right now?

[@Techtablets]

Not sure right now 699 USD ?

[@ChronoCrossW]

@@Techtablets ok thanks 🙏

[@HenkLeerssen]

I am missing an affiliate link to buy the thing?😉

[@Techtablets]

Oh I didn't add it maybe later on I will :) Just reviewing it not selling it.

[@akin242002]

I'd take the Ryzen 7 over Ryzen 9. Less heating issues with the Ryzen 9. Excellent mini-PC if BeeLink GTR7 Pro isn't available.

[@tonycheung1559]

UM790pro not stable (my personal experience). Ser7 not readily available yet so no comment.

[@Techtablets]

Odd because my UM790 has been great no issues at all no random reboots or instability. Bios 1.01 out of the box.

[@tonycheung1559]

@@Techtablets My um790pro had prob with the fan control and it went full blast as soon as i hit the power button. For the short time I had it, it did not reboot though (I had the barebone version with a fresh win11pro from win media creator)

[@FraZzJ]

Currently having issues with my Beelink SER4 randomly powering off. I DO NOT recommend buying anything from this company.

[@ericneo2]

Can you test something for me? Check if the M.2 is over heating with "Hardware Monitor" or "Crystal Disk Info" also set the device not to sleep, hibernate or to go into low power. Control Panel > Power - Turn sleep off and under advanced turn PCI power management off. In PowerShell disable hibernation - powercfg -h off Reason being even on my desktop if the system goes into sleep, changes the M.2 power state or PCI power the pc reboots.

[@Techtablets]

Those tips there should fix it.

[@dauntae24]

He should go on quest to find barber that doesn’t hate him.

[@_GarethRossUK]

And yet the reviews are a cut above the rest 😛

[@Techtablets]

Haha good one! 😅😅😅

[@user-ul5hi1mt3f]

At same price Minisforum mini PC with arc 730M gpu IS BETTER THAN THIS it has a rtx 4050 laptop level GPU

[@svlagonda7417]

Having previously bought a no brand generic Chinese laptop, never again will I buy another no brand computer. The quality control and reliability is just is just very very poor. Buy cheap, buy twice. I'm sticking to the established manufacturers who have the know how and who have honed their hardware & software engineering reliability over the years.

[@_GarethRossUK]

Beelink isn't no brand, non branded, unbranded, generic. Beelink has been around for well over a decade if not longer. And all credit to Beelink the customer support / services for replacement during warranty from what I've heard is very good. I've purchased the Teclast T6 Pro based on Chris review and another mini pc both have seen a lot of use sometimes all day and night no issues just minor nigles but nothing breaking. Infact this Teclast is lasting longer than any HP that I've had before those one drop and something would break. This teclast T6 has hit the floor a few times and nothing broke. It's all about knowing which brands to stick too. To brush it all with the same brush isn't fair at all.

[@Techtablets]

Yes that's why I stopped buying and testing the Aliexpress ones always issues.

[@FraZzJ]

@@_GarethRossUK had numerous issues with their product as well. I agree with the commentor, Beelink isn't the best or reliable.

[@Techtablets]

@@FraZzJ Yes as mentioned in the video I have to, so it's nice to see this model working as intended no issues over 6 days now pushing it hard.