Generally speaking, the story with these $200 mini PCs is pretty much the same. You get what is basically a laptop processor inside a small box, they're compact but not especially powerful. I reviewed the U57 version of this computer last year, this one is a less powerful version rocking the 5th gen Core i3 instead of the i5. I find it confusing that brands like Beelink are opting to use older, higher end chips, when they could as good if not better performance from a modern Celeron chip. But they must get some kind of deal on these 5-6 year old Core series chips, because A LOT of Chinese manufacturers are using them in mini PCs and laptops in 2021.The performance on this computer is underwhelming to me, even for the price. It will do the job if you need something small and easy to carry around place (but for some reason prefer this over a laptop). It could be useful as something you plug into a TV, it would get you full control over whatever kind of content you wanted to watch (unlike Rokus, Smart TVs, and to a lesser extent - Android based devices like Fire TV).Gaming using this computer is laughable, the integrated graphics of Intel chips from this era is just plain weak. The integrated graphics was only able to drive my ultrawide monitor (3440x1440) at 50 Hertz, this is pretty bad, any computer should be able to at least handle 60 Hertz. It could be a limitation of the HDMI port, but there is no DisplayPort on this computer, so you are stuck with HDMI. I think this computer would struggle to drive two monitors at all, especially if they are higher than 1080p. But there are two built in HDMI ports on this computer, so have at it if you're feeling lucky.They smartly placed the USB 3.0 ports on the front of the computer, with one of them being USB C. No video output from that port though, data transfer only. You get a couple more USB 2.0 ports on the back, along with a Gigabit Ethernet port and the two HDMI ports. The SSD is Sata based, rather than NVMe, but you can get speeds of around 550 MB/s. The fan isn't too loud and the cooling system seems robust, with a good heatsink and plenty of airflow.If you only need something to do light tasks with, like browsing the web, or using Microsoft 365, then this will be fine for that. Also for just watching YouTube videos or Netflix or whatever service you prefer.