Beelink EQi12 Mini PC, Intel Core 12450H (up to 4.4GHz) 8C/12T, Mini Computer 32GB LPDDR5 5200MHz 1TB PCIe4.0 SSD, Dual HDMI Display 4K 60Hz/WiFi6/BT5.2/HTPC/NPU/AI/Built-in PSU

I was so hesitant to buy a PC that wasn't from one of the major manufacturers...I am SO GLAD I took the chance with this BeeLink! I wanted to wait al least six-months to write a review, however (from Day 1) I knew this was a QUALITY product. Excellent, prompt customer service as well. As for performance: Not a huge gamer, but I can play Marvel Rivals in 1440p (med/high graphics settings) w/ no performance lags - and the game looks STUNNING/plays smooth.. - I previously had a hunkering gaming tower w/ expensive graphics card, etc - I will never go back to that type of setup again! This sits quietly under my 55" QLED and looks just seamless/modern. Also, looks-wise, I got this a few weeks b4 Apple came out w/ their new Mac Mini - this looks very similar: gorgeous aluminum body/sleek form factor. It has all the high-end ports/connections: I run dual 4K w/ HDMI and newer DisplayPort (there's also a USB-C/Thunderbolt for triple 4K display).. With 32GB of DDR5 and a 1TB drive - It's basically double/triple the specs of the Mac Mini for the same price as Apple's base model - that is an INCREDIBLE VALUE, as well. BeeLink is a brand I now trust and - in regards to the mini-PC form factor - regard them as a LEADER in the category. I look forward to their new product releases and purchasing another in the very near future!

As a retired Microsoft Software Deployment Engineer, I enjoy setting up virtual labs to play with virtual machines and experimenting. To have adequate performance, you need three things: a FAST CPU with MANY Cores, Lots of RAM, and substantial Disk space. This unit meets those requirements. But being from some distant Chinese company gave me some second thoughts. I decided to go ahead and was gratified to find that the support was there. I had an issue with an Intel Bluetooth driver update that disabled the Bluetooth. I used Device Manager to revert to the previous Bluetooth driver. I contacted Beelink using their support link and let them know. And within, they acknowledged the problem and thanked me for reporting it. The automatic Intel update software let me hide the bad driver, and my Bluetooth is working. I will leave it as is. As far as the Intel Driver and Support System software updates, they notify you when new ones are available. It is better to install them one at a time and test functionality first. After the first bunch of updates, you ususually get one at a time, so no worries. Note: when it asks for a clean install of a driver, that means it removes the old drivers if present, do not do that, retain the old ones incase you need to revert back Currently, I am running two Guest VMs, Windows 2025 Servers—one as a domain controller and one as an Endpoint configuration management server—and multiple Windows 11 guest VMs and a couple of Linux distros, not all at the same time, but usually 4 to 6. I was astounded that when I forgot to shut down multiple VMs and started streaming a video while gaming in War Thunder and WGT golf, there was NO NOTICABLE decrease in performance. This is not a gaming machine, but still, I was impressed. One thing to note is that it has two 1T drives, C: and D:, which works well with my configuration, as I put the Guest VMs on D: AND THE PERFORMANCE IS EXCELLENT running Windows 11 25H2. Does not overheat and has no fan noise! This review covers usage from 7/10/2025 to 10/28/2025 3.07 gigahertz Intel Core Ultra 9 185H 95.50 Gigabytes Usable Installed Memory 2.00 Terabytes Usable Local Storage Capacity

I purchased my Beelink GTi12 Mini PC on May 7th, 2025, and it’s been excellent from the start. Minimal setup was needed, and it worked great right out of the box. I was hesitant to buy two at the time, something I now regret since I really like this model. A few things stand out: Quiet operation: Even during intense tasks, the fan stays fairly quiet, which is a big plus. Built-in PSU: The power supply is built in, so there’s no bulky external power brick—my desk is much less cluttered. AI/NPU: I’ve tested this mini PC with some AI workloads, and the performance for both professional and development tasks is fantastic. Highly recommend this mini PC for anyone wanting power and convenience in a compact package!

And that is what they are intended to be. If you plan on using this to run that new Marvel Rivals game, then you are going to be disappointed because this PC lacks the requirements to do so. I'm going to use really simple terms here so the people who aren't tech savvy understand what is happening with this PC. Because I saw a lot of reviews that mention swapping parts out or running AI... I don't do any of that. I don't really know anyone who does that. Right out of the box, there were some issues with booting up the PC. I thought they were issues with my monitor, but I swapped that out and it kept happening. The PC would 'boot up' but there wouldn't be any UI loaded other then the task bar at the bottom. Even then, it wouldn't load wifi or weather or anything else. I had to shut it down and reboot it three times in order to get to load properly and this happens every other time I turn off the PC. I recently updated all the drivers so I'm hoping that will fix it. With that being said, I can Sims 4, 3 and 2, Palia, Rimworld, Fallout 4, and Mass Effect just fine. Sims will even run on Ultra graphics with absolutely no lag. The only thing I run with mods is Rimworld and I've over 100 in the file. It runs perfectly with no issue. There is a small amount of extended boot time, but thats no issue as you can tab out and tool around on youtube while it loads. I haven't done any kind of super stress tests on it yet. Ran the Sims 4 and played some youtube videos in the background and the little box was quiet as a mouse. While my laptop would over heat and start huffing and puffing when playing ANY game, its nice to have a quiet time playing games.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I chose this mini PC for our church office workers. We bought two. I chose this model due to the technical specs, performance reviews and price. Since our staff uses mostly cloud-based applications and wanted cleaner, less cluttered workspace, I chose the PC-mini format. The device boots up quickly and quietly with no noise and works well out of the box with Bluetooth accessories. The video output on FHD screens and 4K screens is crisp and clean. I appreciate the easy accessibility of the HDMI, USC-B and USB-C ports. It’s a stylish, cute, efficient and affordable workstation for general administrative office work.