Test: Asus Vivo UN65H Mini PC

Konklusion

UN65H har virket, som et solidt produkt lige fra starten. Selv kassen, den kom i skreg af premium materialer. Jeg fandt det dog lidt skuffende at kassen var så stor også lå der en lille forkølet barebone i den. Den virkede ensom, så bange ud og følte sig ikke helt tryg ved situationen. PSU og diverse papirer optog ikke meget plads. Men herfra og frem var der kun positive overraskelser. Samlekvaliteten kunne ikke være bedre. Der er rig mulighed for selv at opgradere RAM, WLAN kort, SSD og HDD. UN65H klarer sig udmærket størrelsen taget i betragtning. Der er ikke potentiale til en gaming PC, men den kan snildt trække mindre krævende spil. Den kan nemt klare langt de fleste kontoropgaver og fungere som multimediecenter eller lignende. Testen viser at den ligger sig komfortabelt i feltet blandt andre barebones, der har været til test.

Innovation - 4
Jeg er som sagt helt pjattet med idéen om ekstra lagerplads i en kompakt barebone, da de udvider brugsmulighederne. Jeg mangler dog en USB-C port eller to. 

Bundle - 3
Der er hvad der skal være. Der er ikke noget der ikke skal være der, men omvendt virker bundlen heller ikke prangende. 

Design/Layout - 5
Designet er pænt og virker lidt sofistikeret. Layoutet er godt og portene er placeret rigtigt godt og de er hvor man ville forvente at finde dem.  

Software/BIOS - 4
Der er en god software bundle med og BIOSen virker også moderniseret. Både softwaren og BIOS menuerne er nemme at finde rundt i og virker brugervenlige. En del af BIOS er dog forbeholdt ekspertbrugere og man lige vide hvad det er man justerer. 

Ydelse - 4
Ydelsen er glimrende, specielt når det er en kompakt barebone, men den halter lidt på grafikområdet. SSD hiver den dog i land, med en flot ydelse til systemdisken.

Pris - 4
Prisen virker lidt høj. Men den er retfærdiggjort af design, materialer og muligheden for både SSD og HDD.

Test: Asus Vivo UN65H Mini PC

Innovation / Teknologi	4
Bundle - Tilbehør	3
Design - Layout	5
Software - BIOS	4
Ydelse	4
Pris	4
Samlet	80%

UK summary

UN65H seemed to be a solid product from the outset. Even the box it came in was screaming of premium materials. I found it a little disappointing that the box was so large and there was a small barebone with a cold in it. It seemed lonely, looked frightened and did not feel completely comfortable with the situation. PSU and various papers took up little space. But from here onwards there were only positive surprises. Assembly quality could not be better. There are sufficient opportunities for upgrading RAM, WLAN cards, SSD and HDD. UN65H performs favorably considering the size. There is no potential for a gaming PC, but it can run less demanding games. It can easily handle the clear majority of office tasks and act as a multimedia center or the like. The test shows that it lies comfortably in the field, among other barebones, which have been tested.

Innovation/Technology - 4
I am as I said quite fond of the idea of extra storage in a compact barebone as they expand the use possibilities. However, I do miss an USB-C port or two.

Bundle/Accessories - 3
The bundle contains what it should. There is nothing that should not be there, but on the other hand the bundle does not seem flashy either.

Design/Layout - 5
The design is nice and seems a little sophisticated. The layout is good and the ports are positioned very well and they are where one would expect to find them.

Software/BIOS - 4
There is a good software bundle and the BIOS seems modernized. Both the software and BIOS menus are easy to navigate and appear user-friendly. A portion of the BIOS is reserved for expert users and you need to know what to adjust.

Performance - 4
The performance is excellent, especially when it is a compact barebone, but it lags slightly on the graphics area. SSD excels with a great performance for the system disk.

Price - 4
The price seems a little high. But it is justified by design, materials, and the possibility of both SSD and HDD.