The idea of owning a mini PC may not sound so nice for advanced users, but it surely is a great corporate solution or for consumers that don’t have much space on their desk. Although they don’t offer the same advantages of a desktop, these mini computers still guarantee the practicality and convenience that could only be provided by a laptop or notebook.
The mini PC HP Pavilion mini 300-202BR is a classic example of a solution that can serve a vast number of consumers. This computer build turns it into a perfect gadget for compact environments, and its big variety of connections and entrances make it a great candidate for different situations. Although it has a relatively modest hardware for its price, this mini PC can surely supply the demand of the audience for which it was built for.
Well, I had the opportunity to test this HP mini PC model and had my conclusions about this device. Is it worth to use this device? What are the ideal users for this device? What kind of apps run there and what are the situations where it has more power? Check the answer for these many other questions and more analysis of the HP Pavilion Mini PC 300-202.
Technical Specifications
Operating System: Windows 10 Home
Processor: Intel Core i5-5200U Dual Core, 2,2 GHz with Turbo
Max of about 2,7 GHz
Memory Ram: 8 GB DDR3L SDRAM
Memory Expansion of about: 16 GB
Hard Disk (HD): 1 TB Serial ATA 4500 RPM
Cache: 3 MB
Joined head phone/microfone conector
Front USB Ports: 2 (3.0)
Lateral USB Ports: 2 (3.0)
Bluetooth 4.0
DisplayPort
Card Reader
HDMI
Graphic Board: Integrated, with Intel © HD Graphics 5500
Sound Board: Integrated, with B&O Play
Mouse: HP wireless, with volume control
Keyboard: HP wireless
Network: 10/100/1000
Other connections: RJ-45
Height: 5,4 cm
Width: 14,5 cm
Weight: 660 grams
Average price: $US 624,77
Nice compact design
This HP computer followed strictly the mini PC concept, presenting a really compact and discreet built, but at same time it still is very stylish. With an almost circular format, the HP Pavilion Mini impresses everyone with its intense colors and high quality material around its case. The lateral boards, for example, highlight the resistance and strength that this kind of device need.
At the top, prevails a greyish color that highlights the HP logo in the center. On its base, there it has a rubberized material that avoids unnecessary movements of the mini PC, letting that the device continues stable while being used on plain surfaces. In front, there are two 3.0 USB ports an on/off that complete this device’s futuristic design. Only thing that I think is missing on the HP Pavilion Mini PC 300-202BR is an easy head phone port.
In addition to the head phone port, there is also a RJ-45 connection (10/100/100), another two 3.0 USB ports, HDMI, DisplayPort and the power source connector. An air exit and some space for Kensington finalize the design in the back, revealing a harmony between all the components.
The HP Pavilion Mini PC 300-202BR has about 5 cm of height, a feature that can be considered as a very low profile for this device. It has about 14,5 cm of width and depth, turning it into an ideal device to be kept close to the monitor and even so not call that much attention. There are about 660 grams, an acceptable weight if the aim is carrying it in certain situations.
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