Ollee Ultra Mini Range Smart Cloud PC, Featuring Windows 10 Pro and Intel HD Graphics 500 (4 GB DDR3L/32 GB eMMC)

The hard drive was corrupted upon arrival. It doesn't work.

The first one I received had a bad boot device. Amazon replaced immediately. Second worked without issue. Only complaint is no slot for adding micro sd drive

At this price I wasn't expecting much. I was pleasantly surprised with what I got. I ordered the unit with the 128G SSD installed. Other than a sticker on the shrink wrap, the SSD wasn't mentioned on the box. But it's there. Windows 10 Pro comes preinstalled on the 32G eMMC (C:) drive. Windows doesn't provide a way to automatically install regular Win32 programs on an alternate drive, so remembering to specify D: for new installs may become a chore. It should be possible to perform a fresh install to the SSD using the embedded license key, but I haven't bothered yet. I like that this came with a Pro license instead of Home, because it allowed me to enable Remote Desktop server as well as OpenSSH server. Linux Ubuntu 18.04 LTS booted from a USB stick with no problems. I am ordering another unit to perform a full Ubuntu installation. The unit can run headless, since the unit boots fine with no keyboard or display attached. As others have noted, it will not boot automatically when power is restored after an outage. It would be nice if a firmware update could change that. Rebooting to UEFI Firmware Setup from Windows 10 left me in a crippled setup menu where I could only change the keyboard setup. I was able to access the full UEFI setup by disabling Windows Fast Boot, and then pressing ESC during startup (DEL also works). The unit comes with reasonable defaults including disabled Secure Boot, so I didn't need to change much. Later, I discovered that pressing ESC in the crippled setup will exit to the real setup menu as well. This definitely isn't a high-performance system, but for basic desktop usage it is surprisingly good and feels responsive. At this price, I was expecting a slow, laggy dumpster fire but that is NOT what I got. I'm impressed that this very usable Intel-architecture device is available at about the same price point of a Raspberry Pi ARM-based system, once you include a case and a power supply for the Pi.

It came with the wrong power plug for Australian or Chinese sockets . I reached out to Amazon chat rep, and they sent me an adapter for free, which worked well. So a star off for this sloppiness. The PC itself is way underpowered. It barely has enough memory to run the Windows. The system tried to update Windows right after the initial boot-up but failed due to low storage space. I bough 4 GB RAM, 32 GB storage version. It had 15 GB free space after the inital boot-up but it went down do 5 GB after failed update. After spending quite a bit of time cleaning up the junk that got installed with the update, I ended up having about 10 GB free space. I had to disable auto updates. It is OK performance for my use, which is low computational intensity backend server running Python scripts. It is not powerful enough for everyday use like internet browsing. CPU and RAM gets maxed out on any browsing or windows task halting the response to a crawl for all other applications. I am planning to keep it but it is clearly good for only limited backend applications.

Not a lot of room on it and you can't upgrade it. You're probably better off with a raspberry pi.

The power cord is for some other country. So now i have a 100.00 dollar piece of junk. Thanks for not mentioning it anywhere in the ad.

easy to setup, nice enough for what im doing with it but did have to switch from fedora to ubuntu server since for whatever reason fedora seemed to not work with it

Mini PC works like a champ! I hooked 2 monitors to it without a problem!