I had a spare raspberry pi zero lying around so put it in this case and used Recalbox which is dead easy to install and use and then used Paragon for Windows to put games on it instead of connecting via SSH across wifi. An excellent piece of kit

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I have 2 now....the one you just sent me is updated by having some extra air vents underneath which is very good.......they both working great.
Thankyou eric

Seriously impressed with this machine. The i5 handled everything i have thrown at it. Not surprising as it is a 4 core, 8 thread cpu that you don't normally find on mini pcs. I also upgraded the ram from 8gb to 16gb. THis is super simple to do - check out the various guides on droix. I also added an addiiotnal 500GB SSD - again very easy to achieve. For those wondering, you can also upgrade the NVME drive supplied with a higher capacity if you choose, although the 256Gb version i recieved as part of the build, is more than adequate for my needs.

Build quality is very good, this is metal, not cheap plastic. It feels great in your hands and looks even better on your desk. Its small, has plenty of IO ports and outputs 4k at 60hz without any slow down (windows use only).

BIOS options are good, boot up times are almost instant. Very, very impressed.

Final shout out to Droix for the super fast delivery. Was in my hand within 36 hours of ordering.

Very good

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At first I had problems getting to grips with this box. But once I found my way around the User settings I find it hard to believe that there is as much as there is in such a little box for the price. Excellent buy.

During lockdown the workload of my venerable 13-year old multi-boot desktop was beginning to show. Most of the load was being taken by a 3-year old i5-7200U dual-boot notebook, however being hunched over a moderately small screen for long periods was not to my liking. Using a separate monitor and keyboard/mouse was OK for a while but eventually the thought occurred that a separate Win10 mini pc would fit the bill for the non-numeric work (i.e. word processiing etc.). Hence a look around to see what was available and I chanced on the DroiX NVISEN Y-MU01 CK1. As well as fitting the bill it was also very competitively priced - so much so that I started to wonder where the catch was. Rest assured, I found no catch. Indeed, doing some of my (single thread) number-crunching on it using a Knoppix Live USB shows it to be about 25% faster than my notebook - which is just what I would expect for a i5-8265U processor. Furthermore, unlike others, I did not regard the fan's noise as distracting at any time (you should hear the notebook fan when i'm doing the number crunching!). All in all a very nice piece of kit that is attractively priced. Recommended! - W.

Amazing. Nice packaging and quick delivery

Very easy to add on any of your favourite games that aren’t included, comfortable for hours of play plus it brings back many happy memories. A must buy for all retro fans.

Very easy to add on any of your favourite games that aren’t included, comfortable for hours of play plus it brings back many happy memories. A must buy for all retro fans.

Does a fantastic job running day to day tasks, running Netflix and even gaming, Take a look at some of the reviews on YouTube it definitely holds its own

Note: I've used the GPD Micro for two weeks before writing this.
For starters, this is a product for only a few use cases. If you're not interested in those, you probably won't like this. Before my comments on how it serves those, a few notes on what this is. This is for use cases where you want a pockettable computer which runs desktop operating systems. It's not a laptop for normal use; it's too small. It's not a tablet; the screen doesn't have touch and the keyboard is the major factor here. It's not for headless, as you'd be paying for an interface when you can get a cheaper headless mini PC.
The specs of this are pretty good. While attaching that label to a Celeron may seem strange, it really isn't. You're not going to edit video with this processor, but you wouldn't on this screen either. For lightweight tasks, there has not been any lag. This includes browsing, accessing other systems with SSH, compiling code, writing code (advice, use a text editor instead of an IDE if you want to have more code on the screen). The major benefits of this are the faster M.2 storage which is superior to EMMC and 8 GB of memory, which means you won't have to page very often. Unless you're planning to frequently tax your CPU, these will help keep normal tasks smooth.
The Windows installation is running without much work. It has been capped for the moment at the 1909 release, which I haven't yet changed for fear that there's a good reason. Still, that release still has security patches coming. Linux hasn't been as good, but most things have worked so far with some help from online posts and the manufacturer website.

DroiX X96 Mini Android Box

All good although need to enhance the ability tk produce a Vat receipt when requested