KAMRUI E3B AMD Ryzen 7730U/7430U/V2748 Mini PC

I’m impressed with how the 7730U handles my photo sorting and casual editing tasks — exporting albums and tweaking colors felt responsive. The SSD and RAM combo keeps apps snappy, and plugging in three displays is a breeze for workspace layout. Only slight downside is the Wi-Fi range isn’t as strong as I hoped.

Media playback is smooth, including 4K streaming, and light games are playable on low settings. The Vega graphics are serviceable but clearly dated compared to newer designs. This isn’t a gaming-focused Mini PC, but for casual use it performs as expected. Build quality is fine, though nothing stands out.

I've set up the E3B as a secondary computer in the living room. It handles 4K video streaming without any issues and remains completely dead silent while doing so. The many USB ports on the front are super practical. Unfortunately, the power cord wasn't long enough for my needs, so I had to get a longer extension cord.

I use it to set up a local development environment, mainly running VS Code, Node.js, and several Docker containers. The 7730U offers enough performance for daily coding and debugging, with fast system response and low heat output. For more complex multi-container orchestration or compilation tasks, a higher-spec model is recommended, but for most developers, this is sufficient.

Mainly used for remote work and daily document processing, it handles having over a dozen browser tabs open along with Word and Excel with no issues—the system runs smoothly without lag. The fan is usually very quiet, barely audible, and it doesn’t get hot even during long video calls. I tried running CS2 on low settings—it manages to run, but the frame rate isn’t stable, so it’s clearly not meant for gaming. If you’re only using it for office work, online classes, or as a home media center, this model is a good fit. But if you want to game or do video editing, I’d recommend opting for a more powerful model. Overall, it’s worth the price.