The concept of small devices that can connect to any screen with an HDMI input to offer a complete multimedia environment is still present in the market, especially those that use Windows 11 to give you a desktop-like experience . Today it is our turn to talk about one of them called Blackview MP60 .
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Blackview MP60 is a mid-range mini-PC that combines acceptable specifications with a stylish design to meet the needs of everyone looking for a more portable and energy-efficient computing experience . Do you need to create a space to work? With this model you can achieve it anywhere and in any situation.
The little box that everyone knows
Overview of Blackview MP60 connections
You will not run into surprises when it comes to talking about the design of this equipment, since it maintains exactly the same construction style that has been seen in dozens of models with Windows operating systems such as Android in previous years. Thus, a small box with rounded edges and an on/off button on the front is all that is visible at first glance.
Blackview’s solution has chosen black as the main color and has a small margin on its upper face that gives rise to an LED line that will light up in full blue when it is in operation or red when it is turned off. Regarding its ports, they are all distributed on its front face as well as on one of its side frames so that you have easy access to its connections.
Precisely with respect to the latter, you can use four USB type-A inputs, two in the 3.0 standard and the remaining two in the 2.0 standard , as well as a 3.5 mm input for headphones / microphone, Ethernet connector to synchronize with the local network via cable and no less than two HDMI outputs so you can easily switch in a multi-screen environment.
A PC for work or entertainment?
Blackview MP60 has a total weight of 390 grams
As expected in this type of device, the need to achieve a compact structure generates a general lack of available free space and the obligation to bet on hardware that is not too demanding when it comes to avoiding overheating problems. In favor, low energy consumption is achieved, helping to reduce your carbon footprint and save on electricity costs in the long term.
For this occasion, Blackview MP60 comes with an Intel Celeron N5095 processor that is complemented by no less than 8 GB of DDR4 RAM to guarantee fluidity when multitasking or some slightly more demanding software solutions, and a total of 512 GB of storage in SSD format with support for expansion of up to 2 TB so that you do not have free space problems on a day-to-day basis.
Finally, the presence of the Windows 11 Pro operating system is appreciated so that you can start using it from the first minute without limitations at the level of functions or features, while its available wireless connections include both WiFi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/ n/ac) with support for 2.4/5 GHz frequencies and Bluetooth 4.2.
Comparison with SER5 Pro 5800H
Blackview MP60 points to a good economic price-performance ratio
If you’re looking for a more comprehensive alternative to compare before making a final decision, you can take a closer look at what the SER5 Pro 5800H has to offer . It is the same type of mini-PC that also uses the Windows 11 operating system and that fits directly in the palm of your hand so you can move it from one room to another or take it with you on the go without problems.
At the performance level, SER5 Pro 5800H promises to be a much more complete solution with an AMD Ryzen 7 5800 processor with AMD Vega 8 Integrated graphics and no less than 32 GB of DDR4 RAM , so if your intention is to use level software professional that includes creative or editing suites, this model is prepared to respond correctly. Of course, at the price level we are talking about a difference of up to almost 200 euros.
PROS:
- 8 GB of RAM for good general fluidity
- Low power consumption makes it more efficient
- Includes Windows 11 Pro out of the box
- Quite competitive final price
CONS:
- limited processor model
- No available USB-C inputs