Beelink Mini PCs: EQ From $429, SE From $739, GT From $1,299

Beelink sells its mini PCs in three series, EQ, SE and GT, plus ME for network storage, and on Beelink’s spec lists they split by display outputs: five of the six EQ models list two, all seven SE models list three, and the GT models three or four. On Beelink’s US store on 27 October 2026, list prices ran from $429 to $689 for EQ, $739 to $2,149 for SE and $1,299 to $4,699 for GT. Within each series, a model with R after the series letters had an AMD Ryzen chip and one with i an Intel chip.

Every price here is the regular price on a listing card at us.bee-link.com, Beelink’s US store, read on 27 October 2026, for the configuration that card shows first. Every PC on the store also showed a lower sale price that day; those are in the last table. Beelink’s store gives a one-line description for ME but none for GT, SE or EQ, so the differences below are the ones its spec lists state.

The series at a glance

Series	Models on the US store	Chips	Display outputs, per Beelink	List price range
EQ	6	Intel N150 to Core i5-13420H; Ryzen 3 7330U to Ryzen 7 7735U	2 on five models, 3 on one	$429–$689
SE	7	Ryzen 7 8745HS to Ryzen AI 9 HX 470; Core i7-13620H, Core Ultra 9 185H	3	$739–$2,149
GT	3	Ryzen AI Max+ 395; Core Ultra 9 285H or 185H	3 or 4	$1,299–$4,699
ME	3	Intel N95 or N150; Core 3 304	1 on the ME mini	$469–$749

That makes 16 mini PCs across EQ, SE and GT, counted one per product page, plus three ME storage boxes. The store also lists several models a second time with OpenClaw software pre-installed; we count those once. The one exception is the SER9 Pro with the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, which the US store listed only with OpenClaw pre-installed, so it has its own row.

EQ: two HDMI outputs on most

Model	Chip and graphics	Memory, per Beelink	Display outputs
EQi13	Core i5-13420H, UHD Graphics	16GB DDR4	2 HDMI
EQR7	Ryzen 7 7735U, Radeon 680M	24GB LPDDR5	2 HDMI
EQi (304)	Core 3 304, Xe3 graphics	24GB DDR5	3: HDMI, 2 Thunderbolt 4
EQR6	Ryzen 5 6600H, Radeon 660M	LPDDR5	2 HDMI
EQR5	Ryzen 3 7330U, Radeon (6 CUs)	2 DDR4 SO-DIMM slots, up to 64GB	2 HDMI
EQ14	Intel N150, UHD Graphics (24 EUs)	1 DDR4 SO-DIMM slot, up to 16GB	2 HDMI

The EQi with Intel’s Core 3 304 is the EQ model that breaks the two-screen pattern: Beelink lists HDMI and two Thunderbolt 4 ports as a triple display, and 512GB of built-in UFS storage beside two M.2 slots. The EQ14 (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab) lists two 2.5Gbps Ethernet ports and Windows 11 Home. Its 16GB ceiling is the same figure Intel sets for the older N100, and what an N100 mini PC can and cannot do covers what that limit rules out. The EQR5 lists PCIe 3.0 M.2 slots; the other Ryzen EQ models list PCIe 4.0.

SE: three outputs, AMD and Intel

Model	Chip and graphics	Memory, per Beelink	Display outputs
SER10 MAX	Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, Radeon 890M	DDR5 5600MT/s	3: DP, HDMI, USB4
SER9 MAX	Ryzen 7 H 255 or H 350, Radeon 780M or 860M	DDR5 5600MT/s	3: DP 1.4, HDMI, USB4
SER9 Pro (HX 370)	Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, Radeon 890M	32GB LPDDR5X	3: DP 1.4, HDMI, USB4
SER9 Pro (H 255)	Ryzen 7 H 255, Radeon 780M	24GB or 32GB LPDDR5X	3: DP, HDMI, USB4
SER8 (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab)	Ryzen 7 8745HS, Radeon 780M	2 DDR5 SO-DIMM slots	3: DP 1.4, HDMI 2.1, USB4
SEi14 AI	Core Ultra 9 185H, Arc	2 DDR5 SO-DIMM slots, up to 96GB	3: DP 1.4a, HDMI, Thunderbolt 4
SEi13 AI	Core i7-13620H, UHD Graphics	LPDDR5	3: DP 1.4a, HDMI, Thunderbolt 4

All seven list two M.2 slots except the SEi14 AI and SEi13 AI, which list one, up to 4TB. Those two Intel models also list Ubuntu as their operating system, where the SER pages list Windows 11 Pro. Beelink’s SER8 page gives a 256GB memory maximum across its two slots.

The SER9 Pro and SER9 MAX share a 135 × 135 × 44.7mm case in Beelink’s lists, and the SER10 MAX, SER9 MAX and SER9 Pro list Wi-Fi 6. A reported test of a Beelink SER9 with the Radeon 890M, and what AMD’s graphics core counts mean for games, are in our explainer on mini PC graphics, which also covers Intel’s condition for when Core Ultra graphics count as Arc.

GT: the most outputs, and a graphics-card dock

Model	Chip and graphics	Memory, per Beelink	Display outputs
GTR9 Pro (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab)	Ryzen AI Max+ 395, Radeon 8060S (40 CUs)	128GB LPDDR5X 8000MT/s	4: DP 2.1, HDMI 2.1, 2 USB4
GTi15 Ultra	Core Ultra 9 285H, Arc 140T	2 DDR5 SO-DIMM slots	3: DP 1.4a, HDMI, USB-C 40Gbps
GTi14 Ultra	Core Ultra 9 185H, Arc	2 DDR5 SO-DIMM slots, up to 96GB	3: USB-C Thunderbolt 4, DP 1.4a, HDMI

Of the 16 mini PCs here, Beelink’s GTR9 Pro is the one with four display outputs, and its spec list gives two M.2 slots up to 16TB and Wi-Fi 7. The GTi15 Ultra lists Wi-Fi 7, 10Gbps Ethernet and a built-in power supply.

The two GTi models are the US models Beelink’s store marks compatible with its EX Pro Docking Station. Beelink says the dock connects a desktop graphics card over a PCIe x8 interface, at PCIe 5.0 speeds on the GTi14 and GTi15, and has a built-in 600W power supply. It listed at $179 on 27 October, with a pre-order note of about 35 days to ship. What limits an eGPU covers why the link type matters.

ME: storage boxes

The ME mini lists one M.2 slot for the system plus five PCIe 3.0 M.2 slots for storage, up to 4TB each, with an Intel N95 or N150 and one HDMI output. The two ME Pro models are two-bay boxes, one with an Intel N95 or N150 and one with Intel’s Core 3 304, per their store listings.

Prices on 27 October

Model	List price	Sale price that day
EQ14	$429	$385
EQR5	$519	$399
EQR6	$549	$459
EQi (304)	$569	$469
EQR7	$629	$479
EQi13	$689	$499
SER8	$739	$619
SER9 Pro (H 255)	$799	$699
SER9 MAX	$1,309	$1,149
SER10 MAX	$1,599	$1,349
SER9 Pro (HX 370)	$1,699	$1,369
SEi13 AI	$1,839	$1,699
SEi14 AI	$2,149	$2,009
GTi14 Ultra	$1,299	$1,099
GTi15 Ultra	$1,699	$1,499
GTR9 Pro	$4,699	$4,349
ME Pro (N95/N150)	$469	$379
ME mini	$579	$525
ME Pro (Core 3 304)	$749	$609

Each price is for the configuration the card shows first. On the SER8 page that was 16GB and 512GB, marked pre-order; the 32GB and 1TB version cost more. Beelink’s international store at bee-link.com listed 42 items the same day, including models the US store did not, such as the GTi13 Ultra, SEi13 Pro, EQi12 and EQ mini, at different prices.

Beelink’s US store had no Mini S model on 27 October; its N150 machine there is the EQ14. For Apple’s alternative, which Mac mini to buy sets out its configurations and upgrade prices.

Questions people ask

What is the difference between Beelink SER and SEi?

Both are Beelink’s SE series. On its US store in October 2026 the SER models carried AMD Ryzen chips and the SEi models Intel chips. All seven SE models list three display outputs, including a USB4 or Thunderbolt 4 port.

What is the difference between Beelink EQ and SER?

Five of Beelink’s six EQ models list two HDMI outputs, while every SE model, the SER line included, lists three, with DisplayPort and a USB4 or Thunderbolt 4 port. The EQ models carried lower list prices on Beelink’s US store in October 2026.

What is the Beelink GT series?

Three models on Beelink’s US store: the GTR9 Pro with AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 and 128GB of memory, and the GTi15 Ultra and GTi14 Ultra with Intel Core Ultra 9 chips. Only the two GTi models are marked compatible with Beelink’s EX Pro dock for a desktop graphics card.

Does Beelink still sell the Mini S12?

Not on its US store on 27 October 2026. A search there for “mini s12” returned storage boxes, a dock and two articles, but no Mini S model. Its N150 machine on that store is the EQ14.

Can you upgrade the RAM in a Beelink mini PC?

It depends on the model. Beelink lists SO-DIMM slots on the GTi15 Ultra, GTi14 Ultra, SER8, SEi14 AI, EQR5 and EQ14. Others list fixed LPDDR5 or LPDDR5X amounts, or do not say. The EQ14 tops out at 16GB.

What is Beelink ME?

ME is Beelink’s storage line, which its homepage calls “Storage Devices”. The ME mini has six M.2 slots and an Intel N95 or N150; the ME Pro is a two-bay box with an Intel N95 or N150, or a Core 3 304.