Key Points
- Lenovo has released a new powerful mini PC, the Lecoo Mini Pro. It runs on an AMD Ryzen 7 processor with strong integrated graphics.
- The PC supports up to 32GB of RAM and has dual slots for fast storage.
- It features excellent connectivity, including two USB4 ports for connecting external GPUs.
- Priced from $363 to $615, the Mini Pro will be available for global shipping.
Lenovo has launched a powerful new mini PC in China under its Lecoo brand. Called the Lecoo Mini Pro, the palm-sized computer combines a high-performance processor with a compact, low-power design, and the company has confirmed it will be available for global shipping.
The new device is built around AMD’s Ryzen 7 8745H processor, a powerful chip that includes strong integrated graphics. This means the Mini Pro can handle everyday tasks with ease and even tackle low-to-mid-tier gaming. For users who need more graphics power for creative work or serious gaming, the system includes two USB4 ports, allowing you to connect an external GPU.
Inside, the Lecoo Mini Pro is surprisingly capable. It supports up to 32GB of fast DDR5 RAM and has two slots for high-speed PCIe 4.0 M.2 storage drives. This level of memory and storage expansion brings it close to workstation-level performance, all in a tiny package.
Despite its powerful hardware, Lenovo designed the Mini Pro to stay cool and quiet. It uses a dual-fan cooling system inside its aluminum case and stays as quiet as 32 decibels in its low-power mode.
Connectivity is another major strength. The Mini Pro features a great mix of modern and older ports, including two USB4 ports, two 2.5G Ethernet jacks, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, and several standard USB-A ports. It also supports Wi-Fi 6.
Priced between $363 and $615 depending on the configuration, the Lecoo Mini Pro offers a compelling alternative to larger, more expensive desktop workstations.
