ADLOKO Z83-Pro Mini PC Windows 10, Intel x5-Z8350 Processor (4G+64G, HDMI & VGA/4K HD/Dual Band Wifi/1000Mbps LAN/BT4.0) Fanless Mini PC(64G)

I bought this to connect to a virtual desktop for work. I was concerned the low memory and processor would be a problem. It is connected to a 27inch monitor at 1080p. This little box runs fine. Boots up in about 7 seconds. Runs a virtual desktop just fine. I have not used it for gaming, but it also streams YouTube and Vudu without any lag or caching in the playback. There is one complaint. The location of the power button. Since I place this under my monitor, it is a tight reach to have to find the power button in the rear corner. It would have been easier if they placed the power button on the front or side.

I am a SQL DBA and wanted something other that VMware workstation to use SQL Server 2019 for me to goof around with and do silly things like track my D&D miniatures, modules, etc. Is it the fastest? Is the graphics the best? No, but it gets the job done perfectly for me. I set it up and use SSMS to access the database from my PC. I use MS RDP to update, install software and have no issues. Sits next to my Raspberry PIs and no need for a monitor, KB, or mouse. I added a spare 8GB SD card and that is my D drive

ADLOKO Z83-Pro Mini PC Windows 10, Intel x5-Z8350 Processor (4G+64G, HDMI & VGA/4K HD/Dual Band.I Was expecting PRO like the other 3 mini PCs I got. This Home Version will require you to sign up with Microsoft if you have an internet connection established during the initial Startup/Setup. After you give it an email address the setup wants to send a link to your cell for an app to get updates and features. If you skip this the setup goes into a white screen with services highlighted at top and just sits there. I suspect it's waiting for me to verify my email address or something. So I had to Shutdown, disconnect Ethernet and select "Do It Later" when it wanted me to setup the WiFi connection. Has a somewhat small footprint so far.

Got this to use as a MySQL database server and it works well for my needs. However you cannot run this headless if you need it to power back up automatically after a power outage. A monitor must be plugged in for this to happen.

I was looking to replace my old desktop that was too slow. This mini-desktop has done exactly what I wanted, basic operations. I don't do gaming. The product was easy to set up, just plug and play. The system takes up little space, weighs hardly anything and operates with no issues. Note:There is only 1- USB 2.0 port. If you need more like me, I would recommend buying a 4 port USB 2.0 hub, which I did, available from Amazon. I think it's a suggested add on when purchasing this unit. I can now plug my keyboard, mouse and speakers in and still have 1 slot open.

This is an excellent little PC for many many uses. The fact that it runs off 12V DC makes it easy to run it in a (recreational) vehicle. It would be nice if there was an additional USB 3 port but a hub easily solves that. Also, if you open the back cover there is an additional USB2 port inside with space for a USB drive or wireless dongle etc.

Great as a media player and light use. I tried to make it dual boot PC to use it as an Android TV box but I couldn't. However you can use and emulator and it will work

The Broadcom wireless adapter stop working after the latest Windows 10 upgrade. This is probably not the PC's fault. It is Microsoft or Broadcom not handling the drivers correctly.I got the error for "broadcom 802.11ac wdi sdio adapter driver" in Device Manager.I bought an USB wireless adapter to use on the PC.