Not a gaming PC but could run some games. Very nice for a Minecraft, Streaming or Media server. Best thing is the Windows install was clean! No bloatware (Looking at you McAfee) or silly unwanted tools like you get on a laptop. Build quality looks good and feels sturdy. Only had it a short time but for now it does its job perfectly.

I bought this for our school since the M6 AMD based model was out of stock at the time. The differences between the two models makes for an interesting comparison, as I think the AMD based M6 is the better value for money product. This M3 model comes in at a base clock of only 1.1GHZ, so the CPU has to turbo boost a lot. Also, the Intel UHD graphics cannot compare to the AMD Radeon power in the M6 model, but it is serviceable enough I guess for office/classroom use.

Be aware that you will probably need to buy a USB hub of some sort to go with this little box as there are only 4 USB type A ports on the whole machine.

One difference compared to the M6 is that this model's UEFI is actually graphical and that one can get into it via the Windows Advanced Startup menu, which the M6 cannot do for whatever reason.

Overall not a bad little PC, but I do suggest looking at the M6 model if you can get it instead as I think the Ryzen APU in there is just far more powerful, plus it has DDR5 RAM in it.

A tiny PC the size of a lunchbox packs a huge amount of oomph, it's a quality build and all of a sudden you have much more space on your desk -- say goodbye to 'tower block' desktop machines!