Beelink Introduces SEi13 Pro Mini PC with Intel Core i9-13900HK

[Nomad76]

Beelink has unveiled its latest mini PC, the SEi13 Pro. It runs on an Intel Core i9-13900HK processor and Intel Iris Xe Graphics. This compact computer measuring 135x135x44.7 mm uses a hybrid CPU setup with performance and efficiency cores making it suitable for multitasking. The SEi13 Pro can interact with voice commands due to its built-in mic, which gets a boost from a B1 AI chip. This technology offers smart audio pickup with 360-degree omnidirectional coverage, capable of recognizing human voices within a 5-meter radius while filtering out background noise. The mini PC has two built-in speakers enhanced by DSP and a professional amplifier. The cooling system draws air from the bottom of the unit, allowing for near-silent operation at just 32dB.

On the hardware side, the SEi13 Pro is equipped with 32 GB of LPDDR5 RAM from Micron and includes an SSD from Crucial. Storage expansion is possible through dual SSD slots that support up to 8 TB. A practical dustproof design is implemented with a high-density metal filter at the bottom, preventing dust accumulation. For connectivity, the SEi13 Pro supports triple-display output through HDMI (4K at 60 Hz), DisplayPort 1.4 (4K at 144 Hz), and a rear USB-C port, allowing users to connect multiple monitors simultaneously. The SEi13 Pro with 32 GB RAM and 1 TB SSD is listed at $539 on Beelink website in two color options, space gray and frost silver.



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[Freedom4556]

Isn't it a bit late to be release products with 13th Gen in them?

 

[ixi]

Isn't it a bit late to be release products with 13th Gen in them?

Most likely that they are cheap after the known fiasco and defects, as well, old gen

 

[Cheeseball]

Since its their SEi-range, don't expect a TB4/USB4/PCIe x8 5.0 port. That's what the GTi and SER SKUs are for.

Sadly no Arrow Lake-H or Lunar Lake models from them yet.

 

[bonehead123]

Looks nice, albeit a tad overpriced for a 13th Gen machine, and although it probably is, it does not say if a Windows install is included or not, nor any mention of what WiFi chip is in it, if any....

Now if they would just sell it as a barebones model for about $375-400, I would probably buy one, just because my current 11th Gen Beelink box will be "a little long in the tooth" before long

 

[evernessince]

Looks nice, albeit a tad overpriced for a 13th Gen machine, and although it probably is, it does not say if a Windows install is included or not, nor any mention of what WiFi chip is in it, if any....

Now if they would just sell it as a barebones model for about $375-400, I would probably buy one, just because my current 11th Gen Beelink box will be "a little long in the tooth" before long

It has an Intel AX200 wireless chip in it.

Beelink doesn't sell barebones but minisforum does. I picked up a 8745H barebones for $330 the other day. Slapped 32GB of RAM (which is overkill) and a 1TB SSD for around $470 total.

I'd vastly prefer the 8745H over this. It's extremely close performance wise while consuming a fraction of the power. 3 watts on idle for the CPU and 7-8 for the whole system. 64w under full load. Meanwhile notebookcheck has the Intel CPU alone chugging 22w on idle and 142w under load. Add in extra for the rest of the system.

AMD's monolithic mobile CPUs are extremely efficient for the performance they give.

 

[lexluthermiester]

Isn't it a bit late to be release products with 13th Gen in them?

Nope.