Beelink EQi12 Mini PC, Intel Core i3-1220P (up to 4.4GHz) 10C/12T, Mini Computer 32GB DDR4 RAM 1TB NVMe SSD, Desktop Computer Built-in PSU/Dual Display/4K 60Hz/WiFi6/BT5.2/HTPC/Home/Office/W-11 Pro

This is my second mini pc from Beelink. Snappy little pc that is working great out of the box. However the pc box contained NO information or documentation about it. I have no clue how to contact the company, register the pc for warranty, etc. I am hoping a company rep contacts me in this issue. Its really a nice pc though!

Excellent mini PC. I got the EX Pro dock too and combined together make for an excellent machine. Note to Linux users, if you run Linux on this PC, make sure you update the bio settings for the graphics card, if you’re using an external graphics card and have trouble booting into the OS

I had a lot of trouble with this pc. The power handing upon sleep or even with power-down does not behave normally. With the power off it still draws about 10 watts of power and you can’t shut the ethernet or rear usb ports off. It doesn’t support modern standby S0ix. Can’t use WOL. Also falsely claimed wifi 7, ddr5-6400 and usb5.4. None of that is true. What I got was wifi 6, usb5.2 and ddr5-5600. I eventually got it to stop crashing after entering sleep mode by enabling S3 state. Buy it if you like to struggle for days with bios settings. Poor driver and bios support.

I had to jump through a bunch of hoops, but I did manage to build a custom ESXi8 ISO, find work arounds for the CPU and NIC compatibility issues and get ESXi8 installed and permanently mapped via DHCP using a USB NIC. Then I discovered that because the USB NIC for management uses the Fling package for the driver, it can't be passed through to a VM. The onboard Realtek NIC can't be used because the VIB with the driver isn't signed and can't be installed in ESXi8. The only other option to get a NIC that can be passed through to a VM is to try use a second USB NIC. I might be able to get that to work, but at this point I'd rather go experiment with ProxMox instead. Outside of that, it came with Windows and worked great for the minute I played with that before creating an image in case I want Windows back later. The hardware itself, BIOS, build quality and connections, etc all seem pretty good in terms of initial quality. I have an holder Intel NUC as well and although that is built a little better, for the price difference I'm happy with the Beelink.

Love this machine. It takes up no space and very little power. The cables are more of an issue than the PC. I've had no problems with it, running windows 11 and Zorin Linux. Just be sure to clean the dust off every so often. You have to go to the manufacturer to get the Windows license number though as they don't document it on the unit. Their user form is a good one.

My MiniPC is now bricked. It turns on, the fan spins, but there’s no video output from either HDMI port and no power to the USB ports. Rebooting, power cycling, and CMOS reset did nothing. I contacted Beelink support via the form on their website and received no response.

I am really pleased with this mini PC. I bought 3 for myself and 4 for my church (where I am the IT support person) to replace aging Windows 10 computers. I am delighted with price, the speed and the capacity of these devices and with their tiny form factor.

Using this computer with a touch screen in the kitchen for recipes, playing music and movies, nothing else. Plenty of power for those needs. Would recommend using a de-bloating software to rid windows 11 of all the crap microsoft puts on the machine. Nice and small, i’ve attached it to the back of the monitor, it comes with a very short hdmi so you don't have a lot of extra cable. I wish it also gar a short usb-c instead of the long one. Great value for the money.