Good for its price. You can find it at a better price. The only drawback is the few ports and the type of USB it has

After 1.5 years of operation, the motherboard short-circuited and never turned on again! I also constantly had problems with the Wifi & Bluetooth drivers, resulting in them not working at all. I would not recommend it for purchase. For this amount of money, you can buy a used desktop PC that will most likely have a good graphics card that supports many games like LoL, etc., and you will be much better off. Personally, I bought a PC for 100 euros with a 3rd generation Intel i5 CPU and an EVGA 960 GPU for half the price and I can play a lot of great games!

It is one of the most remarkable mini PCs at €189 that I have bought; for simple use like browsing the Internet, it doesn't lag anywhere. A very positive aspect is its size and the fact that it has wifi. The only downside I noticed, which one could mention, is that it does not have a USB-C port or a 3.5mm audio jack to connect speakers, but with an adapter, everything is solved.

Easy setup, ideal for simple office tasks or for home use by elderly people who need to make electronic transactions and seek a relatively cheap solution combined with a monitor for a desktop computer set

For the money, it is amazing. I have it in my office and it performs all tasks very well and quickly, for internet browsing, pdf reading, word, printing and connecting via bluetooth I have not encountered any problems.

I use it as a Plex and File server, as the Raspberry Pi 4 couldn't satisfactorily stream all the videos. I am very satisfied!

It functions as a home server for local backups (Proxmox Backup Server) on extra 2.5'' SSDs that I installed, I also replaced the small M.2 SSD it had with a larger capacity one and it is more than sufficient as a machine for the task I assigned it. I haven't tested it with heavier workloads to give a more complete picture.

I got it as a gift for my son and I can say that it is excellent. It plays light games because he is still young, but it also runs League of Legends just fine. I will definitely get another one for my wife and maybe even for myself with something more powerful.

There is one flaw, occasionally it loses sound both from the jack and the HDMI, and the solution is to unplug it from the power and then plug it back in.

Purchase for the account of an elderly person, for internet use, office work, and entertainment without many demands (just videos, movies, etc.). No complaints, it works perfectly with Linux, meaning that devices are recognized directly, etc. I have installed Manjaro.
The construction is made of plastic that seems relatively cheap, but on the other hand, the price is good for its specs. Another positive for me is that the construction is relatively simple and allows for easy DIY repairs if something breaks (like a case, buttons, internal compartments, etc.). Overall, though, if someone doesn't mishandle it, they won't have a problem.

Low power consumption for simple office use, web browsing, and media player or even a retro box is great.
Observations: from the first day, it had very high temperatures and I needed to open it to change the thermal paste, but after that, everything was fine. Also, I don't know if it's a driver or hardware issue. I have tried various things, but nothing works. Sometimes the microphone is lost from the built-in sound card and it requires two or three reboots or even unplugging to come back. But okay, with a 20 euro USB sound card, everything is fine