Beelink Mini S12 Pro Mini PC, 12th Intel Alder Lake-N100 (up to 3.4GHz, TDP 6W), 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB M.2 SSD, Mini Computer Support 4K@60Hz Dual Display/WiFi 6/BT 5.2/USB 3.2/HTPC/Family-NAS
$209.00
Price: $209.00
(as of Dec 26, 2024 09:04:03 UTC – Details)
From the brand
Beelink Mini PC
For more affordable P.r.i.c.e.s, contact Beelink USA and you won’t regret it!
Beelink USA -We are Different
Beelink focuses on the definition, research and development, production and sales of home entertainment equipment and productivity tool. MINI PC products have been loved by users for a long time, and Beelink has been using innovative and high-quality services to attract users.
Beelink Mini PC – Small Size! Great Memory! High Performance! Cost-effective! And B2B P~RICES ARE LOWER, feel free to C~ontact US.
New Releases Beelink Mini PC
Hot Sales Intel Mini PC
✅【 Latest 12th Intel Alder Lake- N100】The Beelink Mini S12 Pro Mini computer is built-in faster&newest 12th Intel Alder Lake- N100 processors(max up to 3.4GHz, 4C/4T, 6MB L3 Cache), Power consumption is only 6W. The mini pc is noticeably faster and a better performer and has lower power consumption delivering over 20% of performance improvement over the Intel N5105 and N5095 CPU. Perfect for ordinary business, Family-NAS and FTP server use such as office, home, school, hospital, industry, etc.
✅【Strong Storage Expansion & Upgraded Fan】The Beelink Mini Desktop computer has built-in 16GB DDR4, 500GB SATA3 SSD (Support up to 2TB of 2.5-inch NVMe/SATA3 SSD 2280, not included), more storage space which will make the device run more smoothly and solve the problem of pc lag. The Mini PC supports a large silent CPU fan, a copper heat sink and a dedicated SSD cooling shield, heat dissipation performance is improved by 40%, makes the computer’s response speed faster.
✅【4K Dual Screen Display & Compact Size】The mini pc is equipped with Intel UHD Graphics eligible to support 4K@60Hz, dual HDMI can connect 2 monitors at the same time, and perform different tasks on the dual screens, making your work more efficient. Small form factor and measures only 4.9 x 4.4 x 1.6 inches, and comes with a wall-mounted bracket to allow you to hang the mini-computer behind the monitor. Saving your desk space and making your desk look tidier.
✅【USB 3.2 GEN2 & WiFi 6&BT 5.2】Compared with USB3.0, USB3.2 Gen2(10Gbp) has increased the bandwidth rate from the original 5GB/S to 10GB/S. USB 3.2 Gen2 also supports direct output of video and audio, which is more powerful. The Beelink mini pc is Built-in Wifi 6 802.11ax @ 2.4+5G dual wifi and BT5.2, WiFi 2.4G+5G Dual Band networking ensure stable, high-speed data transfers, even in crowded networking environments. BT 5.2 connect faster Speed and Farther Coverage.
✅【Rich Interfaces & Accessories】The Beelink N100 mini PC is designed with 4*USB3.2 GEN2, 2*HDMI, 1*RJ45 1000M LAN, 1*Audio Jack (HP&MIC), 1*DC Jack, easily meet office business needs, home audio and video needs. Supports Linux, Wake On LAN, RTC Wake, and Auto Power On, a great to use as a server for media (Plex or FTP). Product Accessories: 1. User Manual 2. HDMI Cable 3. Power Adapter.
Customers say
Customers find the computer functional and suitable for basic functions like small business, office suite, and surfing. They appreciate its value for money, compact size, and fast performance. The network connection is fast and never stutters. The CPU performance is good enough for everyday use, with no lag watching Youtube in 4K setting. The setup process is easy and straightforward.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
9 reviews for Beelink Mini S12 Pro Mini PC, 12th Intel Alder Lake-N100 (up to 3.4GHz, TDP 6W), 16GB DDR4 RAM 500GB M.2 SSD, Mini Computer Support 4K@60Hz Dual Display/WiFi 6/BT 5.2/USB 3.2/HTPC/Family-NAS
Add a review
Related Products
$209.00
Brian Frantz –
So far awesome for a file server
It’s amazing how cheap these mini PCs have become. I bought this to replace a 10-yr old Intel i5 NUC that I’ve been using as an always-on file server. The NUC was still working but was starting to act up at times, and feeling pretty slow. This thing cost less than half as much as that one did, is even smaller, twice as fast, uses less power and after spending the evening getting everything set up, I never even heard the fan (the old one would get noisy even when just running background tasks sometimes).Don’t necessarily expect this to last as long as my last one did given that was an Intel product, but so far very happy.For those interested, I run this with Windows and a 4-bay QNAP RAID 1 USB enclosure to store/host my main file storage. This is shared on my local network and mounted as a network drive on my main PC (which is quite power-hungry so I only turn on when I use it). By having my important files (mainly family pictures/videos) on an always-on PC, I can have them back up to the Cloud without having to worry about keeping my main PC on long enough for the upload to finish. And by running Windows instead of Linux, I can back up my full 8TB (and growing) of personal data to Backblaze Personal for $7/mo (which they only offer to Windows/Mac users with direct-attached storage). Windows may not be the typical choice for a file server, but this is the least expensive and easiest way to back up this much data to the cloud that I’ve found. I also run SyncBack to maintain a local backup to a second external HDD. It took me all of a couple hours to get everything set up and migrated over to this from the NUC and so far it’s working great.
JPear –
…the first week
Hello. So far the N100 is treating me well the first week of use, 12 hours a day. It’s replacing my 7 year old HP Laptop (i3-7100U) I’ve been using as a desktop. I’d say the N100 is noticeably snappier than the i3, keeping in mind that my laptop OS is probably bloaty and worn.Here’s some things I like about the N100 Beelink:-Small size, more desk room-Very quiet fan, I rarely hear it run at all-Fast and painless W install with no ugly surprises-The 4 gen2 USB ports for ultra-fast data transfer-Fast performance for daily use and small-medium media editing tasks-Windows 11 which I’m happy with so far-Reasonably pricedI don’t game anymore, so I don’t know firsthand how well it games. But with everything else it’s been doing real nice. I edited a 1080p 7 min vid in CapCut for a quick test, I was happy with the speed and performance. I simultaneously played FOUR 4k YT vids with multiple additional windows open, it stayed impressively responsive with low frame rate drop. And daily tasks bring no aggravations or disappointments, whatsoever. I really can’t think of anything bad to say about this little Beelink N100, SO FAR. If it lasts a few years I’d say it will be my best buy in recent years. If it fails I will be back with an updated review. Thanks.:)
WPH –
Great device, quick shipment
Device was easy to setup, Windows 11 Pro already installed, seems to be working great no troubles, I am using it as a Plex server, have had it setup a few days now and working well. Very small device, not much bigger than a Raspberry Pi! Seems pretty snappy as well, is doing a great job running Plex server.
Amazon Customer –
Great Inexpensive Mini PC
I purchased this with the intention of using it as my new Home Assistant server to keep on the basement shelf with all my other home Internet gear. I was impressed by its small size, relatively low power consumption and how feature-loaded it came.Given that this mini PC came with Windows 11 Professional (even withthis low price! ), I diverted this box to my desk for a while to play with it a bit. The Windows build was a bit older, so I ended up testing an in-place upgrade to 24H2, which took about a half hour to complete. Most other activities I ran on this box were at a decent speed for a box of this nature.Since this was going to be my first venture into Home Assistant, I opted to first set this up inside a Hyper-V VM, which started off well, but as I started cramming more components into HA, I realized I was running out of RAM to hold both Windows itself and the VM. I ended up swapping out the 8 GB RAM module for a 16 GB stick I picked up on Amazon as well, and that left me in good shape. Eventually, I got comfortable enough with HA to go beyond the proof of concept stage and wiped the SSD drive and loaded it with a native install of HAOS.While the M.2 SSD interface supports NVMe drives as well, the included drive was only a SATA SSD. I used a Sabrent enclosure that supported both standards to load HAOS on the drive. Had I stuck with the original 8 GB of RAM, I would have been perfectly fine with it, as Home Assistant is currently reporting that it’s only using about 1.1 GB out of the 15 GB it sees now.This Mini PC was a perfect choice for my intended use, with good apparent quality and speed for my purposes. Given that I’m not running it too hard and that it’s housed in the basement, cooling has not been an issue. Based on my experience here, I would not hesitate to recommend it for a similar use or the need for a small computer in the future.
RaF –
Dejo de encender después de año y medio de uso.
Happy Nomad –
The size of the mini PC is so perfect that I can hide it behind my monitor which makes my monitor a “all in one PC”. This is enough powerful for my needs. Recommended.
doÄan çırakoÄlu –
Ev kullanımı için çok ideal.DüÅük güç tüketimi sessiz
Mbontoh paul –
Works great, I recommend
Joe Mann –
Value for money, system mid range.Highly recommended.