Beelink Mini PC

The proven expertise of a pioneer

In the world of compact computing, this manufacturer has built an undeniable international reputation. Its strategy relies on refreshing its catalogues very frequently in order to integrate the very latest chips developed by Intel or AMD, often ahead of traditional system builders. The result is desktop units delivering computing power equivalent to far bulkier configurations, while dividing the footprint by ten.

The manufacturer's other great strength lies in its mastery of the thermal envelope (the TDP). Enclosing high-performance processors inside a small metal box creates heat issues. The firm has perfected active cooling systems built around particularly efficient copper heat pipes, capable of extracting hot air quietly. The system stays stable, even under full load when compiling files or processing images. The chassis, made of aluminium alloy or reinforced polycarbonate, features an often understated, professional design that naturally finds its place on an executive's desk, in a coworking space, or discreetly hidden behind a television.

Breaking down an extensive line-up

The catalogue is organised around highly specialised product families, making it possible to target the right product without breaking the bank.

The SER series: supercharged flagships

True symbols of the brand, the models in the SER branch (and their Pro variants) house the very best available, often built on AMD Ryzen architecture. These machines are aimed at content creators, developers and occasional gamers. The integrated graphics section (the well-known Radeon units) is muscular enough to run competitive games in high definition or effortlessly emulate sixth-generation consoles. These machines handle light video editing and project exports without flinching.

The EQR and Mini S ranges: everyday efficiency

For users whose needs revolve around pure office work, web browsing, accounting and 4K video playback, these series offer an exceptional performance-to-price ratio. Extremely quiet (sometimes even fanless on certain entry-level models), they excel as point-of-sale terminals or as a "Home Server". A very low-power model left running permanently becomes an ideal nerve centre for hosting your personal home automation setup (Home Assistant) or your private file server.

Thinking about your whole digital ecosystem

Buying a desktop unit is often the perfect opportunity to review all of your devices. If you are looking for a portable device to complement your fixed setup, feel free to browse our Tablet offers. Perhaps you already own an Android Smartphone that you would like to protect? Now is the time to add a case from our Cases catalogue. For another take on compact computing, take a look at the Chuwi Mini PC range.

The security of a local purchase

Importing valuable electronics comes with well-known drawbacks, from exorbitant customs duties to nightmarish return procedures. By choosing our store, the equation is reversed: the brand's machines are waiting in our French warehouses, with no customs fees within the EU. As soon as it is validated, your order hits the road, guaranteeing express delivery. You receive a detailed invoice with VAT, and the two-year legal warranty is handled from start to finish by our own French-speaking technicians. Our full compact computing selection can also be viewed under the parent section Mini PC.

Frequently asked questions about the brand's products

Can automatic start-up after a power cut be configured?

Yes, this is an essential feature for anyone using these little boxes as home automation servers. The BIOS (the internal firmware) of this manufacturer's machines very often includes the "Wake on Power" (or "Auto Power On") option. Once enabled, the machine will restart by itself as soon as the electrical supply is restored.

Do these computers have built-in Wi-Fi?

Absolutely. Almost every model includes a latest-generation wireless network card (Wi-Fi 6 or above), paired with a Bluetooth chip. There is no need to buy a dongle or an external antenna. However, for server-type use, a wired Ethernet port (RJ45) is also always present on the back of the device.

Are the RAM and storage soldered onto the motherboard?

In the overwhelming majority of cases, no. The manufacturer has a reputation for keeping its machines upgradeable. The memory sticks and the SSD are installed on standard slots. In the future, if your needs change, you simply have to unscrew the bottom plate to easily increase storage capacity or the amount of working memory.