GEEKOMReviews of geekompc.com

Website is more than easy. Comms on the package came to my email before I even had to think about “where/when is my delivery”. Product was and is still PRISTINE. Can’t wait for my next excuse to buy another!

Product arrived on time and performs as expected.

I recently purchased the Geekom A8 Max to expand my Proxmox VE virtualization environment, and it has completely exceeded my expectations. Right out of the box, the build quality feels premium and sturdy, while maintaining a remarkably compact, quiet footprint. Setting it up was an absolute breeze. We configured it to run multiple VMs—including Home Assistant, Wazuh, n8n, and custom dashboard nodes—and it handles the multi-VM workload without breaking a sweat or generating excessive heat. If you are looking to scale up your homelab or hypervisor setup without sacrificing desk space, this mini PC is an absolute powerhouse. Highly recommended!

The process was very good. The Geekom company was recommended to me because of you very god compact computers. He suggested I look at the Geekbook X14 Pro. The time from the order to receiving the laptop where as stated and the shipment notifications were helpful. What I appreciated were the multiple YouTube reviews. I appreciate Geekom provided the laptop for free. As much as possible, the reviews seemed unbaised. I am up and reunning at home. I have a few issues but with AI seaches, I worked thru them.

This review is simply focused on the purchase and reciept of a new IT13M which will be replacing a failed IT11 that was purchased 3yr and 2 months ago.

Quick response to my questions. Fast shipment of product.

The product is running fantastic right now.

First geekcom product. M16 laptop for my son in college. Arrived within a week of ordering. Tracking number and link associated with it led to page my browser flagged as malicious website. Used the tracking number different way and got updates from geekom and FedEx. Outer box was slightly damaged, but contents(inner box) was pristine. Laptop requires 60 to 100w usbc power source (which it comes with) to power on the first time. Son bypassed windows requirement for outlook login, signed in for local account. And screen came up. No dead pixels, bright and gorgeous. Keys were good for him to type on, pages and apps came up quick. Very responsive. Only issue was, it requires 60w USB source to charge. Comes with 100w brick. He said got little warm on his lap, but he turned power options to eco mode, and it was more bearable. Got it on sale for about 750.