bee-link.comReviews of bee-link.com

My Beelink SER 5 worked for 11-months and no longer powers on. I contacted them about a week ago and Amazon also contacted them for warranty support. No response. Maybe they’re waiting for their one-year warranty to lapse, which does so on August 4, 2026. Pretty pathetic since it might be an easy fix. I’ll update as time goes by.

Ordered an in stock pc and only after ordering do they tell you it will take 10 business days just for them to ship it. That's 2 weeks just to ship when they claim 3-7 days to deliver on their website when they're trying to get your money.

I bought a Mini S from Newegg on a special. It had a rather weak configuration. A N95 Intel 8Gb ram and 256 SSD. Windows 11 Pro came on it, never really felt it could handle Windows well even when I up the RAM to 16Gb. Single channel, single stick isn't going to help speed much. Linux worked well but needed applications that worked only on Windows. Lately after a clean 25H2 install I notice some random reboots and kernel panics. Wifi just drops at times now too. Seems like the hardware is a bit unstable. My advice, buy something a bit better with support that provides driver and bios updates properly. This PC was cheap so not out that much. But I would not buy one again.

Exceedingly disappointing Nice little system that also delivers performance, but unfortunately you can't use the dual 10Gbe NICs without the whole system becoming unstable and either the network is lost or the whole system crashes. Unigine Superposition: (Stutters, NIC lost, System Crash Reboot) 3DMark Time Spy: (Stutters, Freezes, NIC lost, System Crash Reboot) Suspected cause is a hardware design flaw in the motherboard's layout, trace integrity, or power delivery components (VRMs, capacitors), PCle Lanes, physical power delivery lines etc. That cannot be fixed by Firmware, Bios or Driver Updates. The only Solution to run the System stable is to physically disable the Intel E610-XT2 NIC (worth $280 alone) in Bios and thus the loss of the dual 10GBE ports. And so the Device is unusable for its intended networking purpose while maintaining system stability. I'm currently debating whether to return it and get a full refund or a partial refund and keep it and run it with an external TB4 10Gbe NIC. What's also annoying at the moment is the stalling tactics of support where they seem to be playing for time so that the 30 day return period expires. Instead of simply admitting the hardware design flaw and initiating a callback and RMA or at least giving compensation for the only partially functioning product.