About MiniPc.Deals

What MiniPc.Deals is

MiniPc.Deals lists mini PCs and the parts that fit them, with live prices from Amazon in four markets: the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and France. Each market has its own pages, its own currency and its own Amazon store. A price on a US page is a price on Amazon.com, and nothing is converted from one market to another.

The site exists to answer one question: which small machine does the job you have in mind, and which configuration of it is worth buying. The finder on the home page starts from the workload, the catalog lists every machine we track, and the hardware pages list the memory, storage, monitors and accessories that fit.

Where the information comes from

Specifications come from the manufacturer's own pages, and each model records where its specification was read and when. A field we could not confirm is marked not confirmed rather than guessed, and it never counts in the finder as if it were a feature.

Prices, availability and product images for Amazon listings come from Amazon's own product data, refreshed about every six hours. A price older than 24 hours is not shown as a number; the page says to check the price on Amazon instead.

We do not run benchmarks, measure temperatures or noise, or publish test results of our own. The judgments on this site, such as how well a machine suits a workload, are editorial judgments made from the recorded specifications, each with a note on what it rests on.

Who runs it

MiniPc.Deals is published by Blackcedar Media Limited. The site earns a commission on qualifying purchases made through its Amazon links; the affiliate disclosure explains how that works, and the how-we-choose page explains the rules that decide what appears where. For anything else, see the contact page.