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Beelink Mini S13 Mini PC review

Chinese Mini PC maker Beelink may not be a name with as much cache as Asus or MSI but it offers a wide range of good-value mini PCs from entry-level boxes to systems built on AMD’s latest Ryzan 9 AI chips. Its latest offering is very much an entry-level box based on one of Intel’s newest and cheapest CPUs, the quad-core N150.

This is the first N150 box we’ve fiddled with, though quite a few are arriving on the market, including the Asus NUC 14 Essential, GMKtec’s NucBox G2 and G3, and the Acemagic V1. Price is likely to be a very moveable feast, given that most will be available from the likes of AliExpress at well below their official European and North American RRPs.

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Given the entry-level price, you’ve no reason to expect the Mini S13 to be a design masterpiece hewn from a CNC-milled block of aluminum. Instead, what you get is a rather mundane but solid little plastic box that measures 115 x 110 x 40mm and weighs 275g. Design embellishments are limited to a diamond pattern-finish on the top of the box and a red power button.


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