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Save Up to $170 on GEEKOM Mini PC Family During Anniversary

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Welcome to the GEEKOM 19th Anniversary Sale. GEEKOM was founded in 2003 in Taiwan, China, expanding globally last year to become a top Mini PC manufacturer. GEEKOM is introducing a new mascot, Geagle, to celebrate its anniversary, and discounting six GEEKOM Mini PCs. All are available on the GEEKOM website and Amazon, and some are also available on GeekBuying.

GEEKOM Mini IT8 i5

Geekom Mini Pc Anniversary It8 I5

The GEEKOM Mini PC IT8 i5 is 117 x 112 x 45.6 mm and weighs just 570 g (about 20 ounces). It has an Intel Coffee Lake i5-8259U CPU and Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655. It runs 8G or 16G with expandable memory of 32B and has 256GB or 512GB storage with expanded storage of 1T. Though so small in size, it’s mighty enough to run Windows 11 Pro and will connect with dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2. It ships with a VESA mount, power adapter, HDMI cable, storage bag, user guide, and thank you card.

Get $100 off overall with a discount and the coupon code 19thIT8i5 to pay just $399.

GEEKOM Mini IT8 i5

GEEKOM Mini IT8 SE-i3

This GEEKOM Mini PC is much the same as the IT8 i5. It differs in that it includes an Intel Core i3-8109U, only has 8G memory, which is expandable to 32G and 256G storage, and is expandable to 1T.

Take $140 off overall with a discount and the coupon code 19thIT8i3 to pay just $259.

GEEKOM Mini IT8 SE-i3

GEEKOM MiniAir 11

Geekom Mini Pc Anniversary A11

The MiniAir 11 is a little shorter in height than the IT8 series, as it’s 34.2 mm rather than 45.6 mm, making it only 500.3 g, rather than 570 g, or about 17 ounces. It carries an 11th Gen Intel Celeron N5095 processor and an Intel UHD Graphics 605 for graphics. 8GB memory is inside the MiniAir 11, and it can be expanded to 32GB. It has 256GB storage, which is expandable to 1T. It, too, runs Windows 11 Pro and connects through Intel Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 4.2. It ships with the same accessories as the IT 8 but also includes a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter.

Take $80 off overall with a discount and the coupon code 19thAIR11 to pay just $199

GEEKOM MiniAir 11

GEEKOM Mini IT11 i5

Geekom Mini Pc Anniversary It11 I5

The Mini IT11 i5 differs from the MiniAir 11 in that it’s taller at 45.6 mm and a bit heavier at 564.9 g (just under 20 ounces). An 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1155G7 runs the mini machine, with graphics running on an Intel Iris Xe. It has 16G memory that can be expanded to a whopping 64G, and incudes a minimum of 512GB storage, which is expandable to 2T. It, of course, runs Windows 11 Pro and connects through Intel Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. The IT11 i5 does not have a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter.

Take $149 off overall with a discount and coupon code 19thIT11 to pay just $509.

GEEKOM Mini IT 11 i5

GEEKOM Mini IT11 i7

The GEEKOM Mini IT11 i7 differs from the Mini IT 11 i5 in that it runs on an 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1195G7 CPU and has the same memory and storage as well as connection options.

Take $170 off overall with a discount and coupon code 19thIT11 to pay just $599.

GEEKOM Mini IT11 17

GEEKOM MiniAir 11 Special Edition

Geekom Mini Pc Anniversary Special

The GEEKOM MiniAir 11 Special Edition has the same specs as the MiniAir 11. It adds to the package a mouse pad, stuffed Geagle GEEKOM mascot and gift boxing.

Take $70 off overall with a discount and coupon code 19thAIR11BOX to pay just $229.

GEEKOM MiniAir 11 Special Edition

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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