Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5 5500U(4.0GHz) Mini Processors 16GB DDR4 RAM 512GB SSD Micro PC Support 4K@60Hz Triple Output WiFi6 BT5.2 Dual RJ45 USB3.2 Mini Desktop Computer

Had the R5 5500U version of this for a couple of months now and I have no negatives to report. The Trycoo is the same as a Paladn with different branding, right down to the label of the single module of 16GB RAM it comes with. Very servicable and upgradeable, as I immediately added another 16GB RAM stick right out of the box to give it 32GB of Dual Channel memory. Great speed and flexibility as my HTPC/Media PC connected to a 4K TV...and it stays quiet when streaming 2160p movies and 4K action camera video -- which is what it is mainly dedicated to. If you need a newer compact machine which can handle everyday tasks on Windows 11, this is a good budget choice with a higher core count and better integrated graphics than Intel offerings.

It's running well and is a nice, affordable option. It's quiet. When fans do turn on, it's a low noise not a high one. On mine I can only get 60hz via type-c for some reason, but oh well. I tried troubleshooting it but got nowhere. lol

Good mini pc ... everything worked properly and it was a breeze to set up ... Would buy again Btw - Gamers beware This Mini PC only plays many games at 30 to 60 FPS like Minecraft and Fortnite I would suggest using Steam for many games, but everything worked to expectation after I got the updates downloaded and the system updated to Windows 24H2 from 22H2

The performance of this computer has been excellent and would recommend with two caveats, the wifi receiver is underwhelming. It would be great if this had an attachable antenna for better reception.This company could do a better job of instructions though. It came with a cable that can only be attached by removing the cover with no exit spot and no information why it is included.

I freaking love this little PC, I was skeptical about it at first but once you really get it all setup it's honestly a great computer. Gaming on it is smooth, love that I have access to the motherboard so you can kinda tinker around with it, if you're into building PCs.The price is great, it's quiet, hasn't overheated on me or worked slowly that I had to chuck it out the window. Quick to setup I love the packaging and this little PC has some power to it.Dude buy it and just have fun.

I purchased this unit as the specs were exactly what I needed. Setup took a little longer to complete, as it was taking a great deal of time to update. No big deal really, as I thought perhaps it just needs a lot of updates. Well once it had been completed I quickly found that it was losing the WiFi connection repeatedly, as in 4 to 5 times a minute. If it did stay connected, the speeds bounced between 1 MB and 18 MB. On some occasions, it would lose connection and then prompt me for my network password again after giving me a generic message it needed the password as the network had changed.So I reset the PC using its own image, figuring something related to the Windows Network code was corrupt or the driver for the WiFi was corrupt. That only created another problem. After the Windows OS started up, I was never prompted to join a WiFi network, and I was prompted to create a local user account. I restarted the machine and well still no WiFi wizard, and again only allowed to create a local account.I should have given up at this point but I tried one more time to reload Windows using a flash drive. Again in the hope the problem is really with the provided Windows image. Same result as above, no network wizard during startup, thus forced to create a local account.My only conclusion is the machine simple has a problem internally with the WiFi, or the motherboard. During all my troubleshooting, the Mini PC was right next to my Dell laptop which has never experienced any network connection issues.On a personal note, this is the second Mini PC I have purchased. It seems these are very "hit or miss" when it comes to getting one that works, this is based on my own experience and now having thoroughly read the reviews for several different units to see if I can find a good brand to purchase. Unless you have some pretty good computer technical skills I recommend you avoid purchasing any mini PC.

It's a nice little mini PC I bought a for a specific reason to use to control a digital movie poster setup that I have on a 50 inch TV for my media room it's fast and easy to update I have no regrets buying it it does the job for exactly what I needed to do and it's small enough that it's going to fit nicely behind the television when I get it mounted to the wall

This little pc is good for pretty much any type of retro gaming and works great with my OLED tv. It came with all the necessary cables and was plug and play right out of the box. The enormous issue I have is that Windows 11 pro came included and was not activated. Another major issues is that the internal wifi adapter will not sync past 69mbps and I have a 1 gig connection that other devices connect to at 500mbps no problem using wifi6. These 2 issues are extremely frustrating and nowhere does any documentation provide a windows registration key so that will likely add to the cost of this little pc in addition to getting a USB wifi adapter that can connect at the appropriate speed.Maybe I just got a lemon. Maybe whoever installed windows mistyped a registration key or maybe they are using the same license for multiple units. Either way... I cannot recommend this product just on these two issues alone. I will contact the manufacturer and see if they can make the situation right.. but I am not holding my breath.