Beelink EQ14 Mini PC with Processor N150,16G DDR4 1T SSD Mini Desktop Computer, WiFi6, Dual 2.5G LAN Ports, BT5.2 Dual HDMI Business Mini Computer

Works well!
Works well within its specs. I use it as a gaming PC in the living room for parties/guests. I used Windows, cleaned the bloatware and Microsoft spyware, and it runs well.Four controllers (via bluetooth), all kinds of games. About 2 months in, no issues so far. I don’t know if they still make light versions of Windows like for kiosks, but I would recommend that. The full version works, especially with the changes I mentioned, the main problem I have is large updates get stuck a lot. If I wasn’t a sysadmin, this would affect a lot and I’ve seen people say they’ve changed OS’ because Windows functions didn’t work well.

Good MiniPC with two LAN ports.
Works as I would expect it to work. The biggest pros for this particular model are the DDR5 memory and the dual 2.5G LAN ports. The biggest con is the pitiful wifi card they use that limits throughput significantly.Overall, it works like I expected it to work, and while it is slightly more expensive than other N100 based mini PCs, this one has a certain amount of extra value built in with the dual Intel 2.5G LAN.

No issues at all.
Using as a media server. Works perfectly. No issues.

Worked great right out of the box, had to answer the usual questions to activate Win11, this is a fast computer even with a 2ghz Celeron onboard, I’ll configure it later to a 2.9ghz speed, and add some type of cooling(outside the box). All Bluetooth devices installed easily, including my HP all in one printer, found my WiFi without having to configure it. I recommend this tiny machine without hesitation. Came with everything it said, even the screws to attach it to the back of my monitor, I only have to get a DVI to HDMI converter to put my other monitor on board. I’ve had it only one day, so in the future, if there is an issue, I will update my review. Thanks BeeLink for a terrific home machine. I do not play games so I can’t review that.UPDATEHad to return it because of random rebooting, excellent support, returned my money even before I had shipped it back, at their expense. I am buying another one, a better model, with a Ryzen CPU. The machine booted from button push to usability in less than 15 seconds. Windows 11pro was simple to setup and configure with no bloatware. Hardest part was and will be transferring files from my old machine, I have an SSD cradle to transfer any files folders music and data over, or just get yourself a giant USB thumb drive and take what you need off, plus you have a backup of your old hard drive.UPDATED AGAINI am not sure why people are complaining about support. I needed some and their tech got back to me within 24 to 48 hours. He talked me through a few things but said that it was a hardware issue and that it would be simpler and less expensive for them to just refund me and let me purchase another one, a faster one,although the one I got was already blazingly fast for a Celeron 2ghz machine. I am happy with their support and the machine itself was exactly what I wanted. I am betting when people ask for support they are already angry and make sure that the support team knows this when they call or email. My suggestion to people seeking support is to wait a bit before contacting them. The old saying about getting more with sugar etc will mean the difference. I spoke to 2 different techs and emails from at 2 different others. My return of the device went smoothly and my money was back on my credit card within a week or so of me asking for it. I still had the machine so I could remove any files etc and removed any information about myself such as CC info address etc, without having to re-install Win 11Pro. When they got it back all they had to do was fix the hard ware issue and box it back up to sell as used. When I returned the item I made sure that every single part,screws included, were put back into their individual baggies, and packed it up just how I got it.I took a photo of the device packaging so I knew how to put everything back inside the tiniest computer box I’ve ever seen. Bottom line is be nice, be kind and speak in a professional manner to the person you are getting support from. They get nasty calls and emails all day, every day, like almost every company, so when they get a nice one I think they go the extra mile to help fix the problem. The new machine has been terrific, no glitches no issues, nothing bad and it’s been 3 months plus. Only thing I would like is to add more RAM, but I knew before hand that it was at it’s capacity of 32 gigs, plenty for me so far, and the t/b SSD works well, the dual HDMI and dual NIC ports are great, USB C, audio, and all 4 USB ports work flawlessly. Thanks Beelink for an amazing tiny machine. Now all I need to do is buy me a tiny home to go with this machine.

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Its a bit under powered (4G + 64G) but it is an attractive price point.If you know what you are going to be using it for (media box,, backup, usb server, trivial ooffice documents, etc ) it may be the thing you need.If you are looking for a general purpose windows machine, I think you will be disappointed as it 4G ram is likely too little, and a 64G SSD is prob. too small to install much software.If you want an email reader, and a web browser it will work. The dual HDMI is nice.OTOH, I also bought the U59 version of this to be used as Linux desktop. (I used GK35 only as a trivial window-10 machine). The U59 is a much beefier system: 16G ram; 512 SSD, and USB-C). Basically 4x the power and more features (still dual hdmi)Likely I should have bought two of the U59 boxes rather than a GK35 and U59. But for my trivial usage of the GK35, it is sufficient (but a bit light-weight)So 4/5 (-2 stars because its a little under powered, but +1 for excellence price point == 4/5)(U59 == 5 stars; same form factor, way better specs; more $)