Origimagic Mini PC 8GB RAM

Dual HDMI outputs give this compact mini PC a practical edge for a desk setup: you can connect two monitors for office work, keeping a spreadsheet open on one screen while handling email or a video call on the other. Its Core 5005U processor, 8GB of RAM, and 512GB SSD are aimed at everyday computing rather than demanding workloads. You’ll appreciate it if you want a small desktop for documents, browsing, video conferencing, and home entertainment without a full-size tower taking up space.

Where it shines

The most useful feature here is the combination of a compact footprint and dual HDMI ports. The listing specifies support for up to 2560x1600 at 60Hz, making the setup relevant if you want two screens for multitasking rather than a single-monitor workstation. It also includes Gigabit Ethernet for a wired network, Wi-Fi 5, and Bluetooth 5.0, so you have options for connecting to a network and wireless accessories.

For a home office, this could sit beside a monitor and handle routine tasks such as editing documents, browsing, and joining video calls. The front USB 3.2 Type-A and USB-C ports offer convenient access for peripherals, while two rear USB 2.0 ports and a 3.5mm combo audio jack cover additional connections. The system weighs less than 1kg, which may also appeal if you need to move a desktop between rooms.

If you prioritize a tidy desk and two-display support, this format makes sense, if you prefer a system built for more demanding computing, the listed 8GB RAM and everyday-use positioning point to a different class of machine.

What to know

The 512GB M.2 2280 SATA SSD provides the included storage, and the single SODIMM slot is described as expandable to 16GB. A cable for adding a 2.5-inch SATA hard drive is also listed, but the product details do not say that an additional drive is included. That distinction matters if you are planning a larger local media or work-file library.

The listing describes the operating system as preinstalled Windows 10 Pro and says it cannot be upgraded, while also stating support for Ubuntu. That fixed Windows version is a meaningful limitation if you need a newer Windows release or want an upgrade path. It also does not provide benchmark results, so performance expectations should stay focused on routine tasks, without that measurement, there is no basis here to judge how it handles heavier workloads. It may not suit you if your plans include resource-intensive work or a guaranteed path to a newer Windows version.

Best use cases

This PC is best considered for a basic home or office station: attach two monitors, connect a keyboard and mouse, and use it for browsing, documents, email, and video calls. Ubuntu support may be useful for someone who wants that operating system, but the listing does not detail setup steps. The included 8GB RAM and SSD give you a defined starting configuration, with a stated memory upgrade option and a route to add SATA storage.

Buying verdict

The Origimagic is worth considering when desk space, everyday office tasks, and dual HDMI connections matter more than high-end performance or a flexible Windows upgrade path. Its ports and compact size make it more versatile than a bare-bones single-screen setup, while the fixed OS description and modest listed memory make it a less convincing fit for buyers who need headroom for demanding software. Choose it for a compact, routine-use desktop, look elsewhere if your workload or software requirements depend on capabilities the listing does not establish.