BOSGAME Mini PC Ryzen 5 3550H 11 Pro Mini Computers 16GB DDR4 RAM 512GB PCIe SSD Vega 8

This is a good little machine. Normally, I run Macs, but now and again I need a Windows machine for testing (I'm a developer). It's no powerhouse, but it runs Windows 11 just fine - I've used it for web development with VSCode and two screens and it handles that duty quite easily. Only issue is the USB-C port doesn't handle DisplayPort, so I cant use my RayNeo glasses with it. Read more

Love it! It is exactly what I wanted. I did not need a powerhouse, just something to run Windows 11. I mainly use a Mac or Linux to do my work, but, occassionally, I need a PC. It cam with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB NVMe. It even came with a small adapter cable for installing an SSD into the lid of the case. It also came with Windows 11 Pro preinstalled. What a great value and is perfect for my needs. Read more

We purchased this mini pc to replace our 12 year old Windows 10 desktop. This Bosgame mini had Windows 11 pre installed. I have a basic knowledge when it comes to computer set up but the process of setting up this mini was fairly easy. Now since it is a mini, you will need to purchase or connect it to a monitor you have sitting around. We purchased new high definition monitor for less than $80 and it serves our needs. It’s my understanding this mini works well for gamers but that is something I have no interest in. My wife is the primary user of the mini and she is very happy with the fast response of this mini. Now we have only had the mini up and running for a few weeks so we can’t comment on it’s long term use. That being said we are completely satisfied with this product purchase and recommend it if your in need of replacing and old outdated pc. Read more

This is a good clean pc that works well as a home office computer and maybe as game, but I don't game! It runs fast and is very nice to use. I like the port arrangement with hdmi's and usb C's on the back since most of that wiring is not temporary. The front usb A 3's are great for removable devices. As I said it sometimes doesn't bring the hdmi monitors on when you boot. When it fails, I press the power and hold till it shuts down. On the next start it always boots correctly. When I had only one monitor it was more of an issue but with two HDMI's it seems to favor the one on the back right as the primary. It may be trying to start using one of the usb monitor ports but it did this even before I had a dock and hub attached to the C ports on back. Will have to look in the bios to see if it can be set to HDMI as default to eliminate the problem, but having to force stop and restart is not so bad. It is hands down faster than my old P3 and P5 desktop machines. (several years old). The extra NVMe port is used for expansion, it takes a 42mm long stick. You should put a sink on it as well. Had difficulty finding a sink that had grooves across the stick instead of long ways. The 80mm has cross slits for air flow. The fan does move air there and long wise slots would block flow to the 80mm. Very happy the 1 star knock is for the boot issues. Otherwise, it is perfect for me. Read more

I wanted a mini PC I can hook up to a couple of television sets for multimedia purposes. On one television ironic constant stream of videos and on the second one I run a photo slideshow. This little PC does it flawlessly. No buffering. No problems. I wanted the AMD processor. That’s why I chose this mini pc. So glad I did! Read more

I bought this Bosgame mini PC and, to be fair, the first six months were lovely. Smooth performance, quiet operation, not a complaint in sight. Then the fan gave up on life and decided six months of service was quite enough, thank you. No big deal — stuff breaks, that’s what warranties are for. So I reached out to Bosgame expecting a repair or replacement. Here’s where the plot twist comes in. Bosgame informed me that because they no longer sell this exact model, they: ❌ Can’t replace it ❌ Can’t repair it ❌ Can’t offer a similar model ✔️ Can offer me… absolutely nothing 🎉 Yes — according to Bosgame logic, once a product disappears from their shelves, so does your warranty. Poof! Gone! Like it never existed so they told me to contact Amazon which doesn't sell it- it was sold thru Bosgame Direct. It’s like buying a fridge, the compressor failing, and the manufacturer saying: “We don’t make that fridge anymore, so just eat your groceries really fast.” I asked if maybe — possibly — they could replace it with something comparable? Apparently that idea wandered too close to corporate heresy. So here I sit: • One mini PC with a dead fan • A warranty that evaporated because the calendar flipped • And a customer-service story I’ll be telling for years Bottom line: If you want a PC that comes with Schrödinger’s Warranty — technically there, but useless when opened — Bosgame is your brand. Otherwise, choose something from a company that still remembers you exist after checkout. Read more