As Mac Mini Prices Climb, This Intel Celeron N5095 Mini PC Is Now Priced Like Earbuds in Amazon’s Clearance Push

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If you prefer clean, minimal workstations over crowded spaces, replacing your bulky tower PC with a mini computer is worth considering. Mini PCs barely take up any desk space; you can even mount them behind the monitor. And since there are quite a few powerful options on the market, you also don’t have to compromise on performance.

Amazon is also making the jump really easy on your wallet right now. The Kamrui AK1 Plus mini PC is currently discounted by 27% on the retailer. This $350 PC is now available for $256 – almost $100 in savings. The offer, however, is expected to end soon. If you’ve been thinking of freshening up your desktop setup with a new mini PC, you now have the opportunity to make that happen for less.

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Decent performance for everyday tasks

This mini PC runs on a 4-core Intel Celeron N5095 processor. According to the brand, it gets you around 30% better performance than many entry-level options in the same price range, including the Intel Celeron N4500. This one packs in enough power to let you stream, browse, take video calls, respond to emails, and do some basic office work pretty comfortably.

Paired with the processor is a modest 16GB RAM, which keeps everything running smoothly. It’s also decent for light multitasking; you can keep a bunch of tabs open, plus switch between a couple of programs without really experiencing any significant lag! Storage is taken care of with a high-speed 256GB M.2 2280 SSD, which is also spacious enough to house your essential files. Of course, storage has a way of filling up over time, so you’ll be glad to know that this PC supports M.2 SATA/NVMe SSD expansion up to 2TB, as well as an additional 2.5-inch SATA SSD/HDD up to 2TB. This means you can bump the total space up to 4TB when needed!

Another thing to appreciate is how this tiny PC can also power two 4K@60Hz UHD displays simultaneously with its dual HDMI 2.0 outputs. Intel UHD Graphics gets you decent visuals for…

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