Azulle Access Plus 4GB/32GB Fanless Windows 10 Mini PC Stick, Logitech K400 Plus Keyboard and HD Pro Webcam C920 (Bundle)

I liked this device. It did not like me.For the record, I just filed the RMA for mine because it seemed to be a lemon. Aside from that, I'll give you my impressions.This device is good at mono-tasking. It can handle some browsing, some paper writing, maybe even at the same time. However, the instant you try to power-user this thing it flees in terror. Or just freezes, deer-in-the-headlight style. I was prepared for this.I knew what I was getting on paper. I've dealt with netbooks and intel graphics, cheap windows tablets and so on. However, there are a few quirks and caveats I was not prepared for. I'll list the obvious ones.At the time of this writing Windows 10 will occupy a grand 19gb section of your storage space. This leaves very little for you toy with. An SDHC card is highly recommended, if not mandatory. Again, not an issue if you are just browsing yon' web, or writing that paper, or watching some youtubes.If you plan on catching up on your backlog of old PC games while using this stick, consider the following. This device, and many stick pcs it seems, are incapable of stretching a small resolution to scale in full-screen. This is regardless of your settings in the Intel HD driver suite. Go ahead and set it to full-screen scaling, it will make no difference on any display. Wing commander 3 is really cute at 320x240. You can use a window to stretch it larger, but most games will fail to accept full-screen resolution.Again, no biggy if this is your media suite.This device will get very, very hot ("On purpose!" states the bottom), so be cool with that heat. Be prepared. Don't wrap it in your thermal blankets.The power button takes a second to respond. Hold it for a touch until the light turns blue.Know how to minimize your startup programs, this device needs all the leeway you can give it. That processor chokes easily (more than I thought it would).I stated I liked this device, and it's true. There's a lot to be impressed at. The RAM is spacious for such a teeny computer, it is marvelous. The WiFi is incredibly fast, and supersedes my gaming PC in reception. That little antenna isn't just for show. It does run well if you don't rush it. Let the tabs load, don't multitask too much (the Ram says yes, the Cherry Trail says no). When you want to play classic games, and they don't face scaling issues, they run very well. I was rocking Age of Wonders 2 (windowed), Freedom Force, Wacky Wheels. And, even some slightly newer fare (Legend of Grimrock, adjust the settings, Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, full spec). There is a lot to like here.Just for entirety's sake, I'll mention my computer's lemony features. Hopefully you don't face these irregularities.-My device lost it's SD card. I had to restart for it to find it again. This happened abruptly.-Firefox choked my PC to inoperable at one point. 100%, shadow clicks. Heat symptoms. Scary stuff.-My date and time settings were entirely uncooperative. The date and time, despite my best efforts in Services.msc, is slow. It runs behind. It jumps hours off. Something was wrong here.-The above mentioned scaling issue (no one had hitherto mentioned this) was unpleasant and unacceptable I study and make games, this does not fly.I give it three stars. It isn't polished, but it does work. The price point is lovely, and it is truly a compact Windows PC if you have a specific need for one. I need something else.

I'm stoked to have one of these. Very useful. I bought a Logitech keyboard that I use with the Azulle, so the remote doesn't get used, ever. It has an odd learning curve associated with it. It's very much like trying to use a Wii, but much more precision is needed to accomplish anything. Stick with the keyboard unless you're using the Azulle as a media server only, and then, only use extra large icons.

DOA.... first had boot issues...but eventually started. Then WIFI began disconnecting on it's own....then screen went to jibberish...now will not start at all. My guess is it fried itself. Also had startup issues with Lynk air mouse...but those were resolved. But mini-pc is now totally dead!

Memory is lacking. Windows takes up about half of all the memory. Not much of the external programs can be stored to the card. After a short time the power plug that supplies power to the unit went out and power could not be supplied to the unit making it useless. Keyboard Works awesome Plug & Play. Computer worked Flawless when power supply is capable of being used and you don't load too many programs. Not capable of being used for a true desktop.

Can’t believe it fits right behind my mounted TV. I have a QLED LG Super flat TV mounted and this computer fits behind the TV. Instead of a bulky TV or laptop with cables hanging I now use these small computers with Win10. 32GBs do run out pretty quick so I suggest buying a mini SD card too. I now have it behind two other TVs in my office. Highly recommend.

It's only Aug of 2017 and the unit is failing to boot up. It seems that I was under a 30 day warranty not a typical manufacturers 1 year. My bad never buy this vendor again.

The performance is lacking, the remote doesn't have a back button and windows 10 apps like Netflix and Hulu don't support the arrows for navigation (cycling through items/movies). If you are ok using the air mouse the majority of the time you will probably be ok, but i found that to be a pain.

This computer is the size of a cell phone and so far outperforms a full desktop from only a few years ago. I've run it through a little testing with MS Office and Adobe Photoshop and, while not particularly fast (and RAM is a little limited), for the price, this machine is amazing and I am going to order one or two more of them. I bought this one to run a laboratory instrument and will soon find out whether that works correctly, but I am already duly impressed.