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It wasn't that long ago that computers with Gemini Lake core (SoC) processors started appearing on the market (I already covered one), and other manufacturers soon began releasing their own models. Today I'll be taking a look at one of them. Its key differences are 6 GB of RAM and an SSD instead of eMMC flash storage, along with a few other minor details. As always, I'll take a look inside, take it apart, run some tests and share my conclusions.

Not long ago, I reviewed a computer that was almost identical to the one featured here. It was called the Beelink M1. But as it turned out, the differences between them are a little more significant than I initially expected. Still, the best way to find out is to read the review, which includes a look around the device, the obligatory teardown, tests, and, of course, my conclusions, along with a comparison table.

I thought I’d share the news: the fairly well-known Chinese company Beelink recently introduced a couple of interesting mini PC models. If you’re interested in this category, I think you’ll find some useful information here.

Beelink decided to release an “upgraded” version of the GT1, called Ultimate. In essence, the difference from the previous version isn’t that great, and that’s exactly what I wanted to talk about in today’s review. Let’s see whether it’s worth it, or if they should have just “left well enough alone.”