Mini PC with 6-core Intel and Windows 11 Pro costs just under 9 thousand with code. It can handle three 4K monitors

A whole computer that fits in the palm of your hand. The Qoobe II measures 114 × 106 × 42.5 mm, so it takes up almost no space on your desk. At the time of writing, you can get it on Alza with code ALZADNY10 for 8,991 CZK, without the code it costs 9,990 CZK, so the code saves 999 CZK. For that price, you get an office computer with a Windows 11 Pro license, which you just need to connect to a monitor.

The catch is the memory: 8 GB is in a single module, and the second slot remains free. This is enough for office work, but anyone planning for a longer lifespan will want to buy more memory sooner or later.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense for: office, reception, or home office, where a browser, office programs, and video calls are sufficient, and where desk space matters. A Windows 11 Pro license is included.
⚠️ Consider: 8 GB RAM is the lower limit today, and a 256GB drive will fill up quickly. The integrated Intel UHD graphics are not sufficient for gaming and video editing.
💡 It hasn’t been cheaper than today since April 22nd, but it’s not an all-time low: in December and February, it cost as low as 7,821 CZK. Compared to 12,990 CZK, for which Alza usually sold it since spring, you save 3,999 CZK with the code, which is 31%.

Six Cores for Office, Not for Gaming

The six-core Intel Core i3-1215U boosts its clock speed up to 4.4 GHz and has 10 MB of cache. It’s a sufficient setup for a browser with many tabs, spreadsheets, documents, and video calls.

Graphics are handled by the integrated Intel UHD Graphics. It’s sufficient for video playback, presentations, and working on multiple monitors, but it will significantly limit playing demanding games or video editing. The seller states a 40W power supply and cooling designed for continuous operation, for example, with information displays or POS terminals.

Eight Gigabytes is Just the Beginning, Memory and Drive Can Be Expanded

DDR4 memory with a frequency of 3,200 MHz is installed in one of the two SO-DIMM slots. You can add a second module without removing the original one, and according to the seller, the computer can handle up to 64 GB RAM. A pair of modules also enables dual-channel mode, which mainly benefits integrated graphics.

For 8,991 CZK with the code, you only get a 256GB SSD, but the Qoobe II is designed for expansion. According to the product description, it has two M.2 slots: one for an NVMe drive of size 2280 up to 4 TB, and another for a SATA drive of size 2242 up to 2 TB. Although the Alza parameter table lists only one slot, the product description states two slots, and the Australian seller Mwave describes it the same way for the 16/512 GB configuration.

Three 4K Monitors, Ports Front and Back

The small box has a surprising number of connectors. In the front, you’ll find two USB-A ports; in the back, two HDMI 2.0, a USB-C with video and data transfer, two more USB-A ports, an RJ45 network connector, a 3.5mm jack, and power. Of the USB-A ports, three are fast USB 3.2 and one is a slower USB 2.0, which is suitable for a keyboard or mouse.

Via both HDMI ports and USB-C, you can connect up to three 4K monitors at 60 Hz. For spreadsheets, dispatch, or working with multiple windows, this is more practical than switching on a single screen. The Qoobe II connects wirelessly via Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2, and the wired network port is 2.5 Gigabit according to the seller.

Who Benefits from it at 8,991 CZK

The Qoobe II makes sense for anyone looking for an undemanding machine for work, doesn’t want a tower case under their desk, and appreciates that they don’t have to buy a Windows 11 Pro license separately. Alza customers give it 4.4 out of 5 with 13 ratings, and the seller has recorded over 500 units sold. Alza has it in stock in more than five units with a 24-month warranty.

Would you swap a laptop or a large tower for such a small computer for work?