Prime Day is closing in with speed and we’re already seeing impressive discounts left and right, including this one: a powerful Beelink SER8 mini PC for $499. This sale—a punchy 21% off the usual $629—is for Prime members only, but you can take advantage of it (along with all the other Prime Day deals coming next week) with a free 30-day Prime trial.
The Beelink SER8 mini PC is suitable for pretty much everything, including your day-to-day work, web browsing, video streaming, and even some gaming. The Ryzen 7 8745HS processor and chunky 32GB of DDR5 RAM offer responsive performance, plus the Radeon 780M integrated graphics can push modest frame rates. (My own mini PC can run old-school WoW on it with graphics set to medium quality.) It’s rounded out by a 1TB SSD, andn you can self-upgrade to a whopping 256GB of RAM and 8TB of storage if the out-of-the-box specs aren’t enough for you.
It’s especially great for multitaskers and workstation fiends because it can power triple 4K@120Hz monitors via HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, and USB-C (USB4) video. Lots of mini PCs can do triple 4K now, but not many can run 4K at up to 120Hz like this one can. Other ports include two high-speed USB-A, two slower USB-A, a fast USB-C, 2.5G LAN, and double 3.5mm audio jacks (one front, one back).
This mini PC blows every comparably priced laptop out of the water, so if you’re looking for an excellent home office machine, don’t pass up this opportunity. Get the Beelink SER8 for $499! (Remember, it’s a Prime deal so start a 30-day free trial if you aren’t a Prime member, then use the free trial to jump on next week’s Prime Day sales event!)
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