Bmax Mini PC B11 Power, AI Mini PC with Intel Core Ultra 7 155H (Built-in NPU), 24GB LPDDR5 1TB NVMe SSD, 4K Triple Display (HDMI 2.1/DP 2.1/Type-C), WiFi 6/BT 5.2,Mini Desktop Computer for Design

Great mini PC for home and office use. The Intel runs smoothly for daily tasks, and the 12GB LPDDR5 makes everything feel fast and responsive.4K display support works perfectly, and the picture quality is clear. Compact size, quiet operation, and plenty of ports. Excellent value for the price.

This is my 2nd BMAX mini-PC purchase after 5 years, and I am absolutely a fan of mini-PCs in general. BMAX stands out from the rest of the mini-PC offerings in that they incorporate recent chipsets (AMD or Intel), dual NVMe support, and all the connections (USB-C, DisplayPort, HDMI, etc) you would expect on an up to date PC today. In short, this is not system comprised of a hodgepodge of generations old surplus components. Although maybe the 'surplus' description is still applicable. My first basic and very affordable mini PC still works today, but due to my extremely positive experience, I decided to upgrade to one of their most powerful offerings today. The BMAX B8A Pro runs a current AMD Ryzen 7 8745HS released July 2024. When it comes to mini-PCs using generations old chipsets, this is pretty much as good as it gets. The B8A Pro touts itself as a gaming mini-PC but here's the reality. Call of Duty Warzone runs at the lowest settings, and struggles with 30fps at 1080p. The bottleneck is not so much with the internal Radeon 780M graphics but with the memory. The single 16GB DDR5 4400Mhz memory module is great for home office, streaming and browsing, but not for gaming. For gaming, 2 memory modules are recommended. 4400Mhz DDR5 is also on the slower end when there options up to 6400Mhz today. This gaming bottleneck applies to other BMAX offerings also as the 24GB or 8GB are also single memory modules. So in short, this is not a FPS capable mini-PC out of the box (unless you want to run it at super low resolution and frame rates). You would be better served purchasing a PS5 or Xbox instead. If you keep these expectations in mind, then the BMAX mini-PC then becomes an incredible system that delivers great value and is blazing fast for everything else. Lastly, one thing that is obvious but not mentioned often in reviews is that laptops are just not great at being a static home PC. Biggest issue with long term reliability is cooling and wearing out the USB-C connector. So if you are primarily using your PC at home, this is where the compact form, power saving, and most of all....value of a mini-PC shines.

This Bmax mini PC is a fantastic little machine that punches way above its size. It boots up instantly and handles all my daily office work, web browsing, and 4K video streaming without a hiccup. I love the dual 4K monitor support—it's a huge productivity boost for my home office setup. It's also incredibly quiet and saves so much desk space. For the price, it delivers amazing performance and value.

Nice looking mini computer. Setup was easy but for some reason it stops booting when the PC;s logo appears on the monitor. I have to press Control/ALT/Delete then it reboots and goes into Bios. Then I again have to pree Control/Alt/Delete again the it will boot to Windows 11 with no problem It then works perfect fast ab=nd smooth. This has to be done on almost every bott up. It has booted properly only two times out of approx. 20 boot up's. I am a tech so I will figue it out. Otherwise I like this little guy very much. Works perfect once booted. I'm fairly sure its only a problem with this computer only.

This is a great little PC for the money. I bought it to have a separate "walled garden" away from my main computers, with no link to my personal data so that I would have a playground for new software. The form factor is great and is everything I need for this purpose. I got it out of the box and plugged up, running in minutes. I would buy this again if needed and will keep this brand in my toolkit.

I’ve been using the BMAX B2 Power mini PC for a few days as a streaming/cord-cutting replacement for my older box, and it has exceeded my expectations. The Intel Celeron 5205U processor is modest on paper, but for streaming, browsing, and everyday tasks it’s more than sufficient. The operating system comes pre-installed, so setup was incredibly simple—just connect it to the TV, plug it in, wait a couple of minutes, and it’s ready to use. Display quality has been excellent, and the inclusion of both HDMI and DisplayPort outputs is a nice bonus. The 8 GB of DDR4 RAM and the 256 GB NVMe SSD offer plenty of room and responsiveness for typical home-use workloads. I also appreciate that both RAM and storage are upgradeable, which gives the mini PC a longer useful life if I ever decide to expand. Thermals and noise control have been very good. I only heard the fan briefly while installing software, and even then it was quiet. During normal streaming, it stays cool and unobtrusive. The compact form factor and clean design make it easy to fit into a living-room setup. For the price, this little computer offers outstanding value: strong everyday performance, quiet operation, and genuinely useful connectivity options in a very small footprint.

Over all the computer works well. Has enough power to do basic tasks on a 4k tv. The only issue is it is advertised to come with a m.2 512GB NVMe SSD, but has a much slower M.2 SATA SSD. This shouldn't be an issue for my use case, but I paid for a NVMe and got a slower drive. Most people wouldn't notice, but this is false advertisement.

This is a great device for daily normal uses. It’s very compact and powered up fast enough. The noise was acceptable and not too distracting even on the table. This device only works if you have all the external accessories and it does require operating system for it to work. Pretty good value if you already have them.