In this video I take a hands-on look at the Beelink ME Pro, and yeah—TL;DR, I love this little device. It’s tiny tiny, it’s low power, and it’s got this awesome “mini guitar amp” aesthetic that honestly looks good enough to leave on a shelf in your living room without anyone realizing it’s a computer. Beelink did send it over for review, but no money changed hands and they don’t get to see this before you do. I walk through the physical design, the built-in tool (the one Allen key you need is literally stored in the bottom), and how easy it is to get inside. Storage is the big story here: you’ve got three NVMe slots, plus the modular drive bay setup for your hard drives. On the back you get solid connectivity too—2.5GbE and 5GbE, USB-A, USB-C, HDMI, and more. Internally it’s running an N95 with 12GB LPDDR5 (soldered), and the really cool part is the modular sled design that hints at future swap-in compute units—ARM and AMD options were listed on their site at the time I recorded. Software-wise, it ships with Windows 11 Home, but please don’t use Windows on an N95. This thing shines with a server OS—I've already run MOSS and Home Dock OS on it in livestreams, and it’s been silent, cool, and sipping power (around ~20W idle for me, depending on what OS is running).