Changed my laptop for this mini pc, I've now got 4 USB3 ports connected to two cameras, a pegasus focuscube and the mount all working with NINA. A trouble free first session and all working wireless from the warmth of the house! Very happy with the PC dropped one star as the power cable (too short) and the bracket aren't designed with astrophotography in mind. Would still recommend the mini pc.

This thing is awesome. It's quick, it's quiet, and it's easy. It's my first introduction to Win 11, but it just...works. Had zero issues with Green Swamp Server, APT, PHD2 or ASCOM. Would I recommend it? Well I'm buying one to replace my own old Intel NUC, so I can't recommend it much more than that!

Just received this unit with usual first class service from FLO.
Just to update anyone wishing to purchase that my unit came with Windows 11 pro installed, I have been able to remote the unit from my windows 10 home edition laptop with no problem and Wi-Fi connection seems to work well in the garden where I have had connection problems before so looking forward to using this set up when weather permits.

Bought as an alternative to the ASAIR as I have too much non-ZWO gear which I have no intention of replacing. Has taken all the drivers and software needed for image capture (ASCOM, EQMOD, focusers, filterwheel, cameras, Polemaster, PHD2, APT, etc) with plenty of room on the hard drive to accommodate image files. It will be placed on the mount or OTA and controlled from the warmth of my armchair via Remote Desktop. Perfect.

Well, almost. The included 12v/2amp mains adapter lead is a measly 1m long, which means I can't plug it into my ground-level extension cable without having to buy an adaptor with a longer mains lead or mount the pc on the tripod, which was not my first choice. That's why it's 4 stars instead of 5.

Bought this, and added a 2.5 inch 500GB SSD. Then I loaded KUbuntu 20.04 onto the 500GB drive. This now allows me to boot either into the pre-loaded Windows 10 Pro, or my preferred Linux. I am powering the box via a Pegasus Astro Power Box Advance, using the 2.1mm centre positive cable that comes with the PPBA. Not had the chance actually run it yet - poor weather conditions, and I still need to do some mounting work to attach it to the OTA tube rings. I found the BIOS setup to change the default boot device from the 256GB Windows to the 500GB Linux disk somewhat confusing, but once I had worked it out it appears to work great and should perform significantly better than my old Raspberry Pi. It is pretty light, and in fact feels lighter than my Pi when it is in the Argon M.2 case (which is actually quite a heavy metal case, while the GKmini is plastic).

It's nice that it came included with screws and mounting plate, often this is a accessory that needs to be purchased separately.

This little box packs a great punch and is perfect for running an observatory! I actually wanted this for my mobile set up, but having got it all set up and running, this this would be more than adequate for a fixed installation...

With 8GB RAM and a 256GB SSD, there is plenty of capacity for guiding and capturing - either for deep sky and planetary./lunar. I have installed all of my astro software, all with no issues at all, and it will happily run Cart du Ciel alongside PHD2 and SGPro.

I have added a personal hotspot router to the set up, and with this all configured, the GK boots and connects to the router in less than a minute.

I will using this for lunar imaging as well, and have yet to get this set up and configured, but see no reason why it won't do exactly what I need for that either - although I will add an additional SSD for the capture of those larger files.

All in all, I am really pleased! Nice and small form factor should be easily mountable, quick to boot up with plenty of capacity! What is not to like??!!