ACEMAGIC Gaming Notebook AMD Ryzen 7 5700U(Battere i7-1265U),Tastiera Retroilluminata PC Portatile,RAM 16GB NVME SSD 512GB,Radeon RX Vega 8 Graphics,16,1"Full HD 1920x1080,WiFi 6,USB_C, 53Wh Battery

Avevo bisogno di un pc portatile leggero, con un diplay da 16 con buona autonomia e buona capacità di calcolo. Ebbene ho trovato tutto quello che stavo cercando in questo ACEMAGIC: il portatile é una piccola bestiolina con un bel Ryzen 5700U con 8 core 16 giga di ram veloce e un altrettanto veloce disco da 512 . Il display non sarà un oled ma si vede veramente bene, mentre la tastiera che ha due livelli di illuminazione può cambiare layout grazie a delle speciali coperture in gomma con sopra stampati i tasti in diverse lingue. Ma é il rapporto caratteristiche tecniche prezzo che secondo me é davvero ottimo.
Con circa 498 euro vi portate a casa un portatile in grado di affrontare senza nessuno sforzo anche compiti gravosi e che non sfigurerà neppure su diversi giochi anche mediamente pesanti e che potrete portare in giro senza nessuno sforzo in quanto molto leggero. Per me merita 5 stelle.

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Un portatile completo e molto potente

PaoloC

Recensito in Italia il 13 aprile 2024

Un affare eccellente! Senza nulla da invidiare ai marchi più blasonati, ha una dotazione hardware da far impallidire laptop di gran lunga più costosi. Nulla da eccepire. Ha pure la tastiera retroilluminata!

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Meraviglioso

Recensito in Italia il 30 marzo 2024

Recensione a seguire. Purtroppo dopo il mio acquisto il coupon fornito dal venditore è aumentato, quindi al momento attuale io ho pagato il PC 20 euro in più di quanto lo pagherebbe un compratore adesso. Per questo scendo a 4 stelle, per la recensione e il prodotto è ovviamente da 5 stelle.

Ho preso il modello ax16pro con ryzen 7.
Perfetto in tutto, grande, leggero (in relazione alle dimensioni), in parte plastica e parte alluminio, le prestazioni sono eccellenti e quanto detto nella descrizione corrisponde perfettamente.
Unica nota strana le porte USB sembrano un po' "strette" all'inizio ma col tempo nell'utilizzo delle periferiche sembrano allargarsi un po'.

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ottimo prodotto , sono rimasto soddispatto. lo consiglio

Santino

Recensito in Italia il 30 aprile 2024

ottimo prodotto , sono rimasto soddispatto. lo consiglio

Recensito in Italia il 20 aprile 2024

L' articolo è ottimo nel suo insieme.

Recensito in Italia il 21 aprile 2024

Ottimo prodotto

Recensito in Italia il 15 marzo 2024

ciao sto testando da 2 giorni il portatile (è stato un regalo). sembra abbastanza buono ma perchè non funziona il tastierino a sinistra? non ho il blocco numero attivato. ho provato anche a guardare le impostazioni del maus e della tastiera, ma nulla non va. avete da consigliarmi qualche ulteriore verifica?

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Ottimo prodotto ma con lievi lacune

Shadowalker ;)

Recensito in Italia il 8 aprile 2024

Il prodotto è sommariamente molto interessante con punti di forza come lo schermo e chiaramente la potenza generale del prodotto.
Le lievi mancanze a cui faccio riferimento, riguardano il touchpad molto poco sensibile ed impreciso ed alcune minime imperfezioni percepibili al tatto sulla copertura laterale della tastiera (la parte che copre le cerniere).

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Ray

Makes an excellent low power pfSense machine

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 23 marzo 2024

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Great mini PC that I was able to get running pfSense in a residential environment. This replaced an inefficient Dell Optiplex I had repurposed with an Intel NIC for the job and I easily went from 100W power draw to 15W power draw. For a 24/7 router, this is huge! Not to mention how much quieter it is without the extra fans running.

Pros:
- Compact, quiet, very little heat generation.
- Ready to use out of the box (just hook up your own peripherals)
- Includes a factory-activated copy of Windows 11 Pro. If you're wary of any "customizations" to the included OS, you can easily format and reinstall your own Windows 11 which I tried and it automatically picked up the OEM license from the motherboard BIOS during install.
- Enough power for light users and tasks. I briefly tested a fresh Windows 11 Pro install on this machine and web browsing, YouTube, and Plex streaming worked fine though noticeably slower than on a full-powered PC. Obviously don't use this for gaming.
- WiFi 5 and Bluetooth are included via a Realtek-based M.2 card mounted under the SSD so it's user-upgradeable relatively easily if you wanted to go Intel for instance.

Cons:
- Soldered DRAM so you won't be upgrading it or replacing any chips that go bad.
- No eMMC storage onboard, instead you get an M.2 NVME/SATA3 2242-size slot that comes pre-populated with an F-tier, no-name 256GB SATA3 SSD ("Hug World"). It's perfectly functional but I wouldn't recommend actually depending on it for something important like a primary router. I immediately replaced it with a Samsung PM991a before putting my pfSense box into production.
- The dual Realtek 1gbE ports and WiFi 5 are not ideal. Intel would have been preferable but I can forgive this for the cost savings of this machine overall.

Christopher Coonan

LOVE IT!

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 30 gennaio 2024

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This is an Ace Magic mini computer or in Intel parlance, a NUC (Next Unit of Computing). It comes with an Intel N95 CPU (4 cores 4 threads) It is in the Alder Lake N line of products. It has good single thread performance and adequate multi core performance although a lack of SMT (symmetrical multi threading) or HT (Hyper Threading in Intel Parlance) makes this perform a bit slower than it should. It comes with 8GB of LPDDR5 4800 Mt/s DDR5 RAM. LPDDR5 is the fastest iteration of DDR5 for desktop. Unfortunately it does not run in dual channel mode. Although DDR5 is already dual channel having a second row of it doubles the bandwidth the same as DDR4, so you get far faster throughput if it did. There are no RAM expansion slots per se but if you are handy with micro soldering you can increase the memory. I would warn against this unless you are a professional.
It comes with an off brand NVMe. So off brand that I forgot to write the name down and cannot remember! It hits it's rated throughput around 2000 MB/s read and 1000 MB/s write. This was nice. Not as fast as a PCIe 3 x4 would run but so fast the ordinary user isn't going to notice.

The integrated GPU (iGPU) is the Intel 12th gen UHD. This is NOT a fast solution by 2024 gaming standards but it surprisingly nimble for what you get and the fact that it uses a portion of the LPDDR5 memory to run it. It will support all standard desktop fare from e-mail to browsing to video watching to minor content creation. It has two useable modes for video watching in my opinion.
There is 1080p HDR or 2160p non HDR. Why 4k is non HDR I do not understand. I have to guess the HDMI ports are 1.4 models to save money or something is wrong with the drivers, but no matter how you cut it, you cannot get 4k HDR from this unit. I tried many cables. 1080p HDR looks amazing though and most people aren't going to get an inexpensive mini PC for 4k streaming. The dropped frames in the picture I included were the result of me changing resolutions on the fly so pay the dropped frames no mind. The unit drops ZERO frames on YouTube while watching 4K content and it looks beautiful. 1080p HDR looks almost as beautiful. Lower res but more colors. Pick your poison.

Included is a Wifi/BT 5.0 module. I used wifi to test and it transfers great, picks up signal well and had minimal packet loss. BT 5.0 has no issue running my living room stereo over 100' away.
The unit also has 2 x 1Gb Ethernet ports, 3 x HDMI ports, 3 x USB 3.0 Type A ports, a kensington port for a lock, 3.5" audio out and a barrel jack for the included power supply. Standard wall unit. Thick cord so I do not expect it to break anytime soon. It also comes with a VESA mounting bracket for the back of a monitor or TV which is a nice touch.
The unit comes preloaded with Windows 11 and I love that it did. The unit is literally screaming for Linux however the Windows 11 that comes with it provides you with the ability to do more on one machine without having to buy another copy of an OS.
The desktop in Win 11 is surprisingly snappy! I did not expect it to keep up with any of my main desktops in this arena but it does and it does it well. So much so that I will end up using this machine as my secondary stream/video machine. It will process audio/video from my primary units. With it's small footprint, easy assembly and Win 11 on board, all I need to do is add a USB capture card and away we go!
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As far as games are concerned, this is not a gaming machine. You can run older titles for the most part but do not expect hi res or hi fps. GTA V at 720p 30fps. Fortnite on performance 30fps with stutters, Minecraft set to low. Vanilla Skyrim 720p 30fps. You get the idea.
Another thing it does well due to its single core IPC is emulate. Everything up to CEMU will run on this without problems as will YuZu and a few others. Do not expect PS3 or X360 emulation to be smooth or even playable for many games but for the really easy ones, like indie games, you may get a handful to run. You can expect most retro to run on this.
I downloaded a few programs to OC the UHD Graphics and also raise the TDP of the N95 but the N95 refused to budge. However the UHD graphics allowed me to push it a little. Straight to a crash so I didn't bother after.
All in all this is a very capable unit for anyone looking for a very small/portable computer to run everyday tasks on. Most people buy laptops for this but some of us like going this route. With a good, portable screen like the Dopesplay I reviewed (1080p @ 120Hz with touchscreen) this is a good way to go. I added a 66% Redragon keyboard and a wireless gaming mouse and I was done.

The gripes I have are small but significant. It only has 3 USB ports and none of them are USB-C for an external GPU, which this unit would greatly benefit from. As well as having a single USB 2.0 elsewhere for the mouse and keyboard. I used a splitter for this but I hate using them AND it takes up a USB 3.0 port for USB 2.0 peripherals. Fortunately it did not seem to slow the other ports down.

All three display ports are HDMI and none of them provide 4k HDR. It would have been nice to see the standard DP port here. Even if it was mini.

The 1Gb/s Ethernet ports should have been 2.5Gb/s as that is standard now.

The current standard for memory is 16GB. The 8GB in this unit is just too little. I'd mention dual channel vs single channel but this CPU, the N95, does not support dual channel memory. Which is a shame. That all said, using Windows 11, it should have 16GB RAM and why I mentioned that this mini PC is screaming for Linux as it is lightweight and handles less memory way better than windows does.

I would have appreciated a larger NVMe SSD as well, however it IS serviceable. You CAN replace it yourself if you so desire or bring it to a PC repair shop to have them do it.

All in all this review was months in the making as I wanted to makes sure it was as thorough as any ordinary person would need. I do not go further into benchmarking and testing as I felt that without video it would have been too lengthy to read. This is lengthy as it is.

This little unit is a great buy at it's original MSRP. I highly recommend it to anyone that wants a spare daily driver that isn't going to be using it to play games as a primary use. For every other every day use, it is a great buy.

Red Legs Fan

Impressive 12th Gen Alder Lake N95 mini PC

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 21 ottobre 2023

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This is an impressive mini PC at a great price. I actually got this product to use as a remote desktop for my Apple Silicon MacBook to use certain Windows productivity apps that I need which aren't available for MacOS. Honestly, it was cheaper than buying Parallels emulation software and a Windows license. This mini PC shipped with Windows 11 Pro, which is a significant plus over the home version because it includes some extras like BitLocker encryption, virtual machines, and corporate-friendly features like domain support.

Upon unboxing the mini PC, it was smaller than expected. I guess that I imagined something like a cube, but it is much shorter, about the size of an Apple TV. It is seriously packed with great ports: dual gigabit LAN, 3 HDMI, 3 USB 3.2 type A, and a headphone jack. Installation was pretty straightforward - it booted up fast, although annoyingly Windows setup did not look/detect the wireless network (perhaps best to setup on the LAN). Not sure if this is a common issue with this Windows build because there is a sticker on the chassis talking about disabling WiFi, but the mini PC did connect to the wireless easily after setup was completed.

I'm guessing this is purpose built with the corporate conference room in mind, or for use cases where you need a PC running multiple displays all day like at a restaurant menu bank or at the airport. It includes a VESA mounting kit and has 3 - count 'em - HDMI ports. According to the manufacturer's web site, you can run 3 separate displays in extend mode, likely in 1920x1080 resolution (I was not able to test this feature).

With 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, it ran Microsoft Office 365 and some similar productivity apps just fine. Web browsing and streaming video worked great. I wouldn't use this for intensive photo or video editing, but this little processor is surprisingly capable for the average user. The variable speed cooling fan system is on the bottom of the box (it is raised on feet - you wouldn't want to cover it up). The fan seems to always be running, but at the lowest speed it is barely noticeable, no more than your average Windows laptop.

It's not clear to me if the RAM and SSD are upgradeable or soldered into the motherboard like a laptop. The included 'manual' is fairly useless and I didn't try opening the chassis.

Lifetime Learner

Responsive and perfect for daily use

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 24 settembre 2023

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This is a nice mini PC. It was easy to set up and worked without any problems. It has 16 GB of RAM memory and 512 GB of disk, which is probably enough for most users. I am impressed that it comes with the Pro version of Windows 11, which is preinstalled. The product includes the needed power supply and even an HDMI cable. I had to provide a monitor with an HDMI input, keyboard, and mouse, but the product description is clear that those items are not included. Setting it up was simple – just connect the power supply, monitor, keyboard and mouse, and turn it on. After answering a few questions to tell Windows what language and keyboard layout I wanted, it finished the setup in a few minutes. I like that the computer has built-in Bluetooth, 2.4G and 5G WiFi. I’m using the 5G WiFi and it works perfectly. It has a generous number of ports including 2 HDMI outputs for dual monitors, 2 USB version 2 ports, 2 USB version 3 ports, an audio port, and if someone doesn’t want to use WiFi, it has an RJ-45 LAN port for a hard-wired LAN connection. I could have used the audio port for sound, but the sound plays just fine through the HDMI output to the monitor. However, I did test the audio port using headphones. It has good fidelity and works as expected. This PC uses an Intel N95 processor which is an entry level CPU. Therefore, I don’t think this PC would be the right choice for a serious gaming computer. HOWEVER, for daily internet surfing, sending/receiving email, using office productivity apps like Word and Excel, it is plenty fast and very responsive – in fact, I wrote this review using this mini PC. It performed flawlessly when I watched YouTube videos. I timed it booting from the powered off state and that took less than 11 seconds. The case has keyhole slots that can be used to attach the PC to a wall. If I ever need to upgrade the amount of disk drive, the underside of the PC has a removeable cover (2 Phillips head screws) that allows access to a bay which will take a 2.5 inch SSD hard drive. The product includes a User Manual. It discusses setup and how to access the BIOS, if needed. However, it doesn’t discuss how to upgrade the hard drive, and I wish the manufacturer would have included that information. On the manufacturer’s website, there is a video that “suggests” that the internal SSD and SODIMM is user upgradeable, but I can NOT confirm that. Again, those details should be in the manual. However, other than wanting a more complete User Manual, there is nothing I don’t like about this PC, and I have no hesitation about recommending it as a daily-use computer for either an adult or child. Normally, I’d have knocked the rating down one star for the manual, but since I imagine that the average user of this type of PC wouldn’t want to open it up anyway, and it’s a really nice PC, I’m going to give this product a full 5-star rating.

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Affordable & Powerful Pocket-Sized Computing - Everything from Entertainment to Work on the Go

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 17 settembre 2023

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The ACEMAGIC Mini PC has left me thoroughly impressed with its remarkable blend of convenience, power, and flexibility, all neatly packed into a compact and lightweight package. It's truly amazing how much capability is crammed into this little device. I've found it to be a versatile addition to my tech arsenal, and here's how I've been putting it to use.

In my living room, this mini PC has taken on the role of an entertainment hub, offering an array of functions. I've ventured into cloud gaming, an experience that has been surprisingly smooth and enjoyable. While it wasn't prominently mentioned in the title, this mini PC boasts Bluetooth connectivity, which has made connecting my Xbox controller a breeze. I've also been using it to stream videos from web browsers, accessing content that isn't readily available through apps on my smart TV. This feature has come in handy for platforms like Udemy and other streaming services unavailable on my smart TV otherwise without hooking up my laptop. To enhance my browsing and entertainment experience, I've paired it with a mini keyboard, specifically the RII with a touchpad, which I acquired from Amazon, and it works perfectly.

I also use this for school and office work while comfortably lounging on my couch, using my smart TV as a monitor. Thanks to this mini PC's three USB hubs, I can use my keyboard and mouse via a USB receiver or Bluetooth connection while still having available USB ports for external storage drives or any other peripherals I may need. This flexibility also extends to situations where I know I'll have access to monitors or smart TVs, such as in school computer labs or at my workplace.

Additionally, this mini PC's extremely small size makes it ideal for travel, particularly when I want to transform a hotel room into an entertainment hub. Instead of packing and hauling my laptop, I simply bring this compact device along.

One of the standout features is its ability to work with up to three monitors, extending or duplicating my desktop across them using the three HDMI ports. This multi-monitor capability has been particularly useful both at home and the office where I work with multiple displays.

In terms of performance, this mini PC has been a pleasant surprise. Despite having a slightly less powerful CPU compared to my pricier Lenovo Ideapad laptop that set me back nearly a $1,000, it holds its own. While I haven't used it for any super-intensive graphic programs, I've put it through its paces with multiple open browsers having numerous tabs, office programs, and other applications simultaneously. To my delight, I haven't noticed any significant differences in speed or performance between the two devices, slightly slower maybe, but negligible. Thanks to cloud storage and computing, and the availability of 3, 3.0 USB ports offering me the ability to hook up external drives, the specs on this device are more than capable of handling my daily computing needs. What's even more impressive is that it runs remarkably cool, contrary to my expectations given its size.

Setting up this mini PC was quick and straightforward. I'm studying computer networking, so I’m familiar with the differences between Windows 11 Pro and Home OS’s. So, I am thrilled that the Pro was included, especially considering the typical additional cost of the Pro OS version is $60, which in itself adds significant value to this mini PC. I'm also considering dual-booting with Linux in the future, and with the 256GB SSD, I have plenty of room to do so. The included manual is clear and easy to understand, and here's a pro tip: when installing, use the HDMI port closest to the power light for optimal results.

In summary, I couldn't be happier with my choice of the ACEMAGIC Mini PC. Its versatility, performance, and portability make it an excellent addition to my tech arsenal. I wholeheartedly recommend it.

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