TRIGKEY Mini PC Desktop 12th Gen Intel N100(4Core, Up

TRIGKEY Mini PC Desktop 12th Gen Intel N100(4Core

TRIGKEY Mini PC Desktop 12th Gen Intel N100(4Core, Up to 3.4GHz) G5 16G DDR4 500G PCIE1 SSD Dual Ethernet Mini Computer, Support Micro Computer W10 Pro/WiFi 6/BT5.2/Dual 2.0 HDMI/Triple Outpu


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    TRIGKEY emphasizes product quality and appearance design, and user experience. It uses a hard internal and external structure, a variety of practical functions, and a powerful processor. If you have used it, you will love it.

    Why do we love what we do?

    We are a group of like-minded people who like to play computers. Because of computers, we met and developed. Because of love, we hope that friends all over the world can experience our products

    Why we love what we do?

    We are very dedicated, and pursue innovation. Hope our discovery can bring you a different experience.



  • Weight: 810 g
    Dimensions: 22.6 x 13.7 x 6.1 cm; 810 Grams
    Brand: TRIGKEY
    Model: TRIGKEY Mini PC
    Colour: Black
    Manufacture: TRIGKEY
    Dimensions: 22.6 x 13.7 x 6.1 cm; 810 Grams

    10 Responses

    1. Anonymous says:

       United Kingdom

      Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersThe speed is not limitless… but it copes very well with Farming Sim 22, and MS Office for the kids homework. It can run Zoom, it does what is needed. My only criticism is the BIOS is not very clear and it’s not obvious if you can select for the device to turn on when it receives power, rather than needing the button pressed every time. A wee thing….

    2. ChanteJemison says:

       United Kingdom

      Great value for a great little PC.

      The listing could have been clearer as to what was included in the pack (2xsmall HDMI cables and a power cable) but other than that, great service, quickly delivered and exactly as advertised. Nice quick mini PC.

    3. DarciWillie says:

       United Kingdom

      Golden Review Award: 4 From Our UsersThis tiny PC is a brilliant piece of kit, sips power and can be far more powerful than an older computer chewing 7x more power than this.

      We previously had an old dell computer running Home Assistant with Frigate, the old computer was more than capable though it would consistently use 70watts at 10-20% CPU usage.

      This little PC was around the same price (the dell was an Amazon renewed) and sips under 7watts at a similar load.

      Additionally, the newer variants of intel CPUs give extra features for better processing of motion frames on frigate.

      Did I mention the thing is tiny? It fits in the palm of your hand.

    4. Anonymous says:

       United Kingdom

      I have to say having paid just under a hundred quid for this I can’t fault it. You’re not going to be gaming on it (modern titles anyway) or doing intesive stuff like video editing or 3D rendering, but as a media server, surveillance system or home automation controller it’s ideal. As other reviewers have pointed out the M2 interface is SATA and not NVMe but that’s not going to cause any bottlenecks in applications this suits.
      Has a 2.5″ SATA drive bay built in although it’s not immediately obvious in BIOS how you’d set it as a boot device, however it’s fine for additional storage or backing up the boot disk.

    5. WilliemHildreth says:

       United Kingdom

      Golden Review Award: 2 From Our Usersunwrapped it, plugged in and it fired up without any problems . connected to wifi ,did windows 11 updates. Tested bluetooth – works no problem . it runs very quiet and seems quick enough for what i use it for (not gaming). had several tabs open in 2 browsers and ftp client all running together with no noticeable lag.

      First impressions – very good , especially for this price (sub 100). Hope it continues that way

    6. Anonymous says:

       United Kingdom

      Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersBeing a M2 type of SSD, the NVME version of the M2 should by rights work within this machine – mine is a N5095 – don’t get me wrong, and it’s only been a week since receiving the unit – a 128gb version and with Windows boat replaced with Linux Ubuntu Cinnamon, it seems nippy and stable for a low end chip.
      But installing a NVME PCIE 3 drive is a no no, it will only it seems take a M2 SATA which runs at the 550mb which is a shame as I have a few larger spec NVME’s wanting a new home.
      Overall very quite and it actually sees all 11 external USB 3 drives I have that amount to 200tb for my plex media.
      Wish I had got one with a 512GB drive, enen the 256GB – mostly for system backup.
      So far so good.

    7. Prados-Suarez B Molina C Pena Yanez C Prados de Reyes M says:

       United Kingdom

      Golden Review Award: 10 From Our UsersGREEN G3 N5095 8+128
      Switched on PC and it configured Win 11 perfectly within a few minutes. As advertised, perfect for office work and streaming video. No annoying ‘free’ software added – nice clean install. I decided to replace the installed 128Gb NVME drive C: with a 1Tb drive and also added a 1Tb 2.5 inch SATA drive. Quick and easy: just 4 screws to remove bottom plate, BUT be very careful removing – thin ribbon cable connects SATA SSD located on bottom plate to motherboard. I also decided to revert to Windows 10. No problem – TrigKey website support allows to download Win 10 installation as a zip file. Extract Win 10 files to a USB drive (about 9 Gb), restart PC from USB drive and Win 10 installed to new NVME drive in minutes. Only problem, Windows required activation and did not automatically find the license key. Again no problem – I emailed TrigKey support on a Sunday and received an email first thing Monday morning with all the information needed to activate Win 10. I haven’t pushed the PC very hard, but generally it runs cool and silent. Very happy with purchase and much impressed by the swift and polite support. 5*

      5.0 out of 5 stars Great Suppo

    8. Nicole Raney says:

       United Kingdom

      Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersI purchased this for my charity as the office computer was creaking at the seems. I chose this N5095A one as its faster than the N5100 (??). Its a zippy little thing, uses far less power and some 5times faster than the old office pc, all for a price of 159, whats not to like. I love this form factor and always try to get this size.

      You wont be disappointed (unless you are a gamer, maybe minesweeper and light games).

    9. DanieleKeighley says:

       United Kingdom

      Golden Review Award: 7 From Our UsersBought the product to use as a foot in my pocket mobile server. Was a little sceptical about ours its capability considering the the size and the price. Happily surprised. Have it running server 2022 with 2 virtual machines and acting as a Windows deployment server delivering 6 different OS’s saves me carrying around a pocket full of USB sticks and considerably faster. Negotiating with a client to procure another 70 of these to massively reduce local support costs and get they are very low footprint and voltage can just fix to the wall about a network point and a plug socket. The only annoying part is the power supply. If you have an extension lead with 2 rows of plugs rather than a single bank the cable exits the plug on the wrong side so you lose both rows. Other than that for a work pc or micro server so long as you get the 16gig ram model you can’t go wrong

    10. Anonymous says:

       United Kingdom

      Golden Review Award: 16 From Our UsersI bought this to run VMWare ESXi 7 as a home lab for testing, my previous tower server was too old for the newer software.
      I was a little concerned it wouldn’t be up to the job, but I needn’t have worried, it is fast, spectacularly so for its cost and size. It doesn’t have a noisy fan and sips power.
      It came with a Windows 11 OS installed which booted quickly and did all the windowsy things you would expect, but this was overwritten with the VSXi software.
      The VSXi software does not recognise the Realtec NIC, so I had to buy a CableCreations USB NIC and modify the ISO image to include the FLING USB drivers, but once done it all worked well and booted from the USB image (changed in BIOS).
      An excellent machine, tiny, unobtrusive, fast and cheap. A working VMWare 7 lab for < 300.

      5.0 out of 5 stars Used for VMWare ESXi7 home lab