ACEMAGICIAN T8Plus Mini PC, 12th Gen Intel Alder Lake N95
ACEMAGICIAN T8Plus Mini PC, 12th Gen Intel Alder Lake N95 (up to 3.40Ghz), 8GB DDR5 256GB M.2 SSD Mini Desktop PC with Dual Ethernet/4K HDMI*3, 2,4/5 G WiFi,BT4.2 for home theatre/office/school
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| PROCESSOR | Intel Celeron N5105 | AMD Ryzen 5 5600U | Intel Core i5-11320H | Intel Celeron N5105 |
| OPERATING SYSTEM | Windows 11 Pro | Windows 11 Pro | Windows 11 Pro | Windows 11 Pro |
| RAM | 12GB DDR4 | 16GB DDR4 | 16GB DDR4 | 8GB DDR4 |
| Hard Drive | 256GB M.2 SSD | 512GB NVME SSD | 512GB NVME SSD | 512GB M.2 SSD |
| Dual Band WIFI | 2.4G/5G | 2.4G/6G | 2.4G/6G | 2.4G/5G |
| Base/Burst Frequency | 2.0 Ghz/2.90 Ghz | 2.3 GHz/4.2 GHz | 3.2 Ghz/4.5 Ghz | 2.0 Ghz/2.9 Ghz |
| VIDEO INTERFACE | 2X HDMI (4K@60Hz) | HDMI+DP+Type-C (4K@60Hz) | HDMI+DP+Type-C (8K@60Hz) | 2X HDMI (4K@60Hz) |
| BLUETOOTH/WIFI | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| AUTO POWER ON | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Weight: | 520 g |
| Dimensions: | 12.8 x 12.7 x 10.6 cm; 520 Grams |
| Brand: | ACEMAGICIAN |
| Model: | ACE-T8Plus |
| Colour: | Intel N95 8GB DDR5+256GB SSD |
| Manufacture: | ACEMAGICIAN |
| Dimensions: | 12.8 x 12.7 x 10.6 cm; 520 Grams |
I’ve got to say, it’s a game changer, especially for my TV setup. It’s ridiculously small – you can literally hold it in your palm – but it really delivers on performance. I replaced an ancient desktop with this little beast, and the difference is staggering. It comes equipped with a nice processor, good amount of RAM, and a 256GB SSD, which means everything runs super smooth and fast.
feels like a steal. It boasts three HDMI ports, making it perfect for hooking up to my TV and a couple of other 4K screens when needed
It’s not the go-to for the latest high-end games, but for older titles or some casual gaming, it totally does the trick. absolutely no complaints with streaming either it handles 4K video very easily and keeps things quiet, which is awesome.
So if you’re in the market to streamline your TV or desktop space without sacrificing performance, this little PC is a solid pick. It’s great for work, good enough for some gaming, and perfect for making the most out of your TV without cluttering up the place.
It still blows my mind that you can get such an effective PC in such a tiny unit. Setting it up was a breeze. I use it for internet browsing, light gaming, word processing and as a back-up for a family archive. So far it has handled these tasks with ease. It was super cheap too. Well pleased.
Bought this to use as a firewall/router. Super, powerful little box. When booted up, goed through the normal Windows 11 setup process. Everything executed quickly and the pc is noiseless. Comes with a bracket to attach it to a VESA monitor, if you wanted to. Would be nice to have a USB-C port.
I bought this to mount on an astrophotography telescope rig. With voucher I paid just 139 for the 8/256. When it arrived and I got it out of the box I couldn’t believe how small and light it was. I did pick it because I was looking for a small device but I don’t think I really appreciated exactly how small it was. It’s about the size of a credit card along each side and the 200g weight is virtually negligible.
If you know about computerized telescope mounts for accurate tracking in astrophotography you’ll know that weight is absolutely paramount. Also you want a controller PC that is as small as possible and this delivers on both counts. It does not need to be mounted on a tripod leg with loads of trailing wires but this is so small/light it can be connected directly to the main telescope and with the guidescope can be carried on the moving mount – the only “cable” trailing from it will then be the 12V power cable.
Because it’s so small it’s true that just 3 USB is “tight”. That would be one for the main camera,. one for the guide camera and one for connection to the mount (though the latter might be done via local wifi hot-spot depending on the mount). But if 3 USB is not enough you can get small/square USB3 hubs that can just “ride on top” to expand the number of USB ports for the lower speed connections (but make a direct connection for the camera feeds).
Setup of the PC was easy and it was easy to name it and create an Admin user for the Windows 11 Pro. Because it is “Pro” it means it supports Remote Desktop Protocol server so it’s trivial to arrange for the user interface to be from another PC/laptop at which point you know longer need a mouse/keyboard/monitor directly connected to it. On Youtube there are videos showing how to setup the RDP on a telescop PC so the login can be made without password being required – so it’s incredibly quick to connect to the machine.
The 256GB gives tons of space for installing all the well known astrophotography programs like NINA, PHD2, ASCOM, SharpCap, etc, etc and with everything need for telescope operation installed there was still about 190GB for data capture of astronomy images that the system captures.
Speed wise it is, of course, a small/limited PC but I actually found it surprisingly fast and in use it doesn’t really “feel” any slower than a much higher specification laptop I have previously used for telescope control.
TL;DR – this is an amazing device at an amazing price and it’s incredibly small and light for when size/weight really matters. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it!
I use it as a bridge to monitor network traffic, and it appears to perform as that OK.
It might be OK for playing the most simplest game non 3d, I do not think it has a fingerprint reader.
I use Linux anyway on it and deleted the Windows as never sure about cheap Windows PCs and preloaded Windows.
I wanted a PC base unit for watching streaming movies in my bedroom. I looked at inexpensive laptops (had to be Windows as Android too low tech) but disappointed at sub 450 models. I had a spare monitor so I decided on this mini PC instead. I am very happy with it. It has strong wireless reception and is so small but mighty coming with full Windows 11. When my partner’s PC needs upgrading (10 yrs old now) I’m getting another mini PC.
I can’t comment on gaming but I imagine it’s not strong enough for recent titles. What do you expect for the price – it’s half the cost of an even basic graphics card?
his is a very good little pc, no issues streaming 4k over wifi which which is great.
The runs very cool and the ssd is great far outperforming eMMC based mini pcs.
cant go wrong here.
I knew this was a ‘mini’ PC, but I have to say, I was surprised by just how mini! WOW! It’s an incredible piece of kit really.
I’m not a fan of laptops as I prefer a larger keyboard and screen, but I wanted something small and portable for working away from home. This is perfect.
Mostly I’m using it for standard office functions. Word processing, zoom meetings, some presentation and photo printing, and the processer easily keeps up with multiple actions and programs open.
It’s also fine with browsing the net and I’ve streamed Netflix with no issues.
It is marginally slower than my Mac when handling large files/software such as Photoshop, Rush, and Illustrator, but nothing terrible.
Overall, if you’re looking for a general office PC that will easily handle your day-to-day jobs with the advantage of being portable like a laptop, but with the benefits and comfort of a desktop, this is the PC for you!
Finally I gave up and requested a return of the item to Amazon!
ACEMAGICIAN T8Plus Mini PC might be small in size but it definitely doesn’t lack in power!
This little device is very powerful and can run computer games with ease. We got it for our nephew as he comes over to our house for weekends away quite often and I wanted him to have something he can take home and bring back without dragging the whole PC tower with him.
Super easy to connect, you can connect it to your TV or a PC screen without any problems. Fast machine 16GB DDR5 512GB M.2 SSD with many additional features, allows for smooth video game play.
Powers up pretty fast, in less than 5 seconds! Apparently this is really good according to my nephew.
So far we have a happy little lad who can take his games and homework everywhere he goes and the device fits in your hand. Fantastic, fast piece of kit!
Nice little PC which works perfectly for office tasks and is cheap enough for most people to afford simply to keep up with basic online tasks as well as some light office work. It has a great SSD and is very snappy and responsive.
Very good IO selection allowing for easy connection of most desired peripherals.
Well designed little thing, gets the recommendation from me.
Measuring only 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 4cm, this is genuinely a mini PC; it also arrives with a mount that you can attach to the back of your monitor if you really don’t want to see it (VESA holes 7.5cm or 10cm apart). It is silent running and very light if should you need to carry it. It also comes with three USB-A sockets, two ethernet ports, and has three three HDMI ports (I only have two screens so only tested against two).
You might also want to hide it behind the monitor – looking at it, it is a tangled mess of wires coming out of every side. Corners have been also been cut; I was a little disappointed that there weren’t any USB-C ports, especially as these seem to be everywhere now, but USB 3.0 will suffice. This is also Bluetooth 4.2 (rather than the more modern 5.3 standard). Also, the case is silver spray-painted plastic (rather than aluminium) which might reduce the ability to dissipate heat under high loads.
Setup is easy; it comes with Windows 11 pre-installed and after an initial setting up of a profile (very easy to do, even for beginners), then it’s ready to install your apps/programs.
There are some things that this PC is, and some that it most definitely is not. This is definitely not a gaming rig and will fail miserably if you use it for anything that needs 3D graphics. It’s also not a workstation, not suitable for video editing and you’re not going to be running this as any kind of server.
But, for basic browsing the internet, email, and office software, this is one of the lowest priced PCs I’ve seen. The 256GB SSD is fast and responsive, and the modest 8GB RAM will see you through tasks for at least a few more years.
Benchmark scores provided in images
Update: I managed to find where you could contact the supplier and they promptly dealt with it. Refunding me for a new powerpoint I purchased else where.
Great communication.
I bought 2 of these and both are working perfectly however I only have one functioning power supply . I can only get a refund for the whole unit and I can’t talk to the seller to get a replacement charger… So I think I have to buy another power supply which is a annoying! I havent tested it that much but it seems good for office type work.
I have the Intel N95 16GB DDR5+512GB SSD version of this mini-pc and was pleased to find that includes the full Windows Pro installed on it too. Everything necessary is included in the box, including a HDMI cable, and a I was also able to make great use of the handy VESA mounting bracket which made it easy to place the unit on the back of my monitor where it is accessible but out of sight.
The mini-pc is housed in a small box which still manages to have all of the connectivity I need for my set-up, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Adding this to my own monitor, keyboard and mouse means that I now have a decent, and fully functioning desktop computer. It was very easy to have working in only a short time, and pleasing to see that it wasn’t filled with bloatware — it’s just a decent machine with a decent specification.
I’ve also installed an Office suite and since then I’ve used the computer for research, writing, playing videos, editing photographs, and other general tasks. I’m not a gamer so can’t comment on its capabilities for that but so far it has impressed me very much. It has proven to be ideal for me as I had all of the peripheral devices and just needed a computer, but to be fair I’d also recommend it to anyone who is putting together a system from scratch.
Very nice PC. Works perfect for basic work. I have not used it for demanding stuff like gaming etc, but should be able to handle some. very nice and compact footprint. comes with some brackets if you want to attach it somewhere. Also plenty of HDMI and USB ports, although I only used with a single screen.
Come with pre installed Windows11 so easy to setup and start.
I am absolutely loving this tiny PC! This is a full Windows 11 device in an absolutely tiny form factor. It really blows my mind that an entire computer running a full operating system as well as this does in such a compact device is even possible.
So far it’s handled everything I’ve thrown at it, with no issues whatsoever. It’s a perfect device for office use, programs such as MS Excel and Outlook run beautifully. It’s even handled light gaming very well, which I really didn’t expect. The Bluetooth and WiFi features have also performed well with no issues.
Overall a fantastic device that represents excellent value which I find very easy to recommend.
This was very easy to set up, just make all the connections, mouse, keyboard, monitor, and wi-fi, and switch on. It comes to life very quickly, and after just a few on screen procedures everything was up and running. It would have been a lot quicker however if the cursor was easier to see. On my larger screen monitor is was so small and feint that I spent more time searching for it than ticking the boxes. At least once it was set up it was easy enough to select a larger cursor.
It works well, and is fast, including almost instant startup. So far I’ve used it just for basic tasks and the internet, and it would probably cope well enough with some basic photo editing or, so I’m told, browser based games. More complex graphics, especially 3D, and similarly 3D games, might be beyond its reach.
That’s not unsurprising, and anyone considering this should not, at this bargain price, be expecting such capabilities. As it is, I find it hard to fault. I like its speed and simplicity, and find it ideal for internet use while the more powerful PC and Apple Mac can now be reserved for more complex tasks. Another big plus is it’s remarkably small size, so little space is taken up with it.
A quick internet search suggested that this is easy to upgrade to a certain extent.
At the price, under 300 and including Windows !1, this rally is a bargain, but don’t expect it to be the equal of computers costing double or more.
One happy hubby he’s amazed at how small this is and what it can do he’s stunned with it now he can do his projects with ease and one great thing u don’t need alot of space would definitely recommend this product for anyone it’d amazing
Firstly, I love how small, lightweight and compact this mini PC is, without compromising on specs and ports.
Considering my first PC had 256MB RAM with an 80GB HDD and was a huge tower, it shows how far technology has come in the fact that you can get such good specs and performance from such a small machine.
It has three HDMI ports, three USB-A, two LAN and one headphone, with the HDMI capable of 4K, which gives a crisp and clear image, whether for light gaming or work and allows you to have three monitors working at the same time.
Spec wise, it has 16GB RAM, a 3.40Ghz CPU, and a 512GB SSD, all of which makes for a super fast machine with minimal lag and minimal boot up times.
The fact that it is so small and lightweight makes it easily portable and suitable for taking away on trips or to and from the office.
All in all, it’s a good mini PC with good specs in a small package.
I hope you found this review helpful.
The installation process was supremely smooth thanks to the latest Windows 11 operating system being pre-installed. This truly is a star operating system these days and makes even its predecessor look far less appealing. So far, everything has gone 100% as it should, and all is rock solid. With the 512GB SSD and 16GB Ram, the OS boots up so quickly it is stunning. My Logitech USB mouse and keyboard installed at boot, so I was able to use them to sign in and so forth.
I am not a gamer, but I know there will be limits to what this little all-in-one PC can do in that direction but for all else I have done so far, some photo editing, using Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, etc.), and general web surfing this PC has amazed me. It’s fast and handles multi-tasking with ease. It’s currently 199.00 for the 512GB SSD version with 16GB RAM. That simply staggers me.
You might be thinking, well, this is an Amazon Vine reviewer, he’s bound to be complimentary, but please note that my reviews reflect my genuine use and thoughts, good or ill, on the products I review. If a product has weaknesses, I shall point them out. So far, this little beaty has made my list of “pros” long and “cons” redundant: it simply hasn’t got any! Pair it with a good monitor, mouse and keyboard and I think, like me, you will be amazed.