Beelink GTi13 Ultra

What owners say

We went looking for the faults its newer siblings carry and mostly did not find them. The Ethernet failure that has owners of the later models unplugging their machines from the wall is absent here: this one uses a different controller, and twenty threads on the maker's own forum hold no complaint about it. Nor does it run loud at rest; two laboratories measured 32 dB(A) at its loudest, which matches what the maker claims. What does carry across is the power it draws while switched off, around 3 W, measured separately by a reviewer and by an owner. Its own problem is the graphics dock, which is the reason most people buy it. Four owners and one magazine describe the same thing: the connection fails from a cold start and has to be forced down a generation by hand in the firmware. Beelink has told buyers in writing that with a current-generation card they stay at the older speed anyway. So the dock works, but not by plugging it in. Everything else is the quiet, well-built machine it claims to be, and on a processor render it finishes six seconds behind a cheaper sibling running an AMD chip.

For whom

A quiet desktop that will take an external graphics card, for someone willing to spend an evening in the firmware getting it to link.

Not for

Plugging the dock in and expecting it to work, particularly with a current-generation card.

Our own summary of 6 published sources, reviewed Sep 17, 2026. We have not tested this Mini PC ourselves; the sources are listed under About this data.