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How to Choose the Best Monitor for a Mini PC in 2026: Size, Resolution & Ports

Comment choisir le meilleur moniteur pour un Mini PC En 2026 : Taille, résolution et ports

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L'achat d'un Mini PC est une solution astucieuse pour gagner de la place sur un bureau et bénéficier d'une puissance de calcul importante sans une tour encombrante et bruyante. Cependant, contrairement à un ordinateur portable, un Mini PC ne possède pas d'écran intégré.

Votre écran est la fenêtre sur tout ce que vous faites : que vous créiez des tableaux financiers, écriviez du code, retouchiez des photos haute résolution ou regardiez des films 4K en streaming. Associez votre ordinateur compact à un écran inadapté et vous rencontrerez rapidement des problèmes de résolution, de latence ou d’incompatibilité de ports.

Alors, comment choisir le meilleur moniteur pour un Mini PC en 2026 ?

Ce guide complet détaille tout ce que vous devez savoir sur la taille de l'écran, la résolution, la technologie des dalles et les connexions de ports essentielles.

1. Faites correspondre les ports : HDMI, DisplayPort ou USB-C ?

Avant de vous intéresser à la qualité d'image, vous devez vérifier la compatibilité matérielle. Mini PC et votre moniteur doit parler exactement la même langue.

  • HDMI (HDMI 2.0 ou 2.1) : La norme la plus courante. Presque tous les Mini PC Ce moniteur est équipé d'une connectique HDMI. Il gère parfaitement la vidéo et l'audio haute définition. Pour une vidéo 4K fluide à 60 Hz ou plus, optez pour un modèle compatible HDMI 2.0 ou une version ultérieure.

  • DisplayPort (DP 1.4+) : Extrêmement populaire auprès des professionnels, des programmeurs et des stations de travail multi-écrans, DisplayPort offre une bande passante de données plus élevée, ce qui le rend idéal pour les taux de rafraîchissement élevés et les configurations multi-écrans épurées.

  • USB-C (avec mode DP alternatif) : Certains avancés Mini PCCes écrans sont dotés de ports USB-C multifonctions permettant de transmettre la vidéo, les données et l'alimentation via un seul câble. Si votre moniteur prend en charge l'alimentation USB-C, cela peut considérablement réduire l'encombrement des câbles sur votre bureau.

Avant d'acheter du matériel, il est toujours judicieux de vérifier les spécifications natives de votre ordinateur à l'aide de notre guide complet. 2026 Mini PC Guide d'achat).

2. Résolution : 1080p, 1440p (QHD) ou 4K ?

La résolution détermine la netteté de votre texte et l'espace de travail disponible sur votre bureau pour gérer les applications.

  • 1080p Full HD (1920 x 1080) :

    • Idéal pour : Configurations économiques, tâches de bureau basiques, étudiants et petits bureaux.

    • Pourquoi le choisir : C'est abordable et facile pour les débutants. Mini PC Des graphismes intégrés pour la conduite, et un texte qui reste parfaitement lisible sur des écrans jusqu'à 24 pouces.

  • 1440p QHD (2560 x 1440) :

    • Idéal pour : Programmaire, bureaux à domicile et multitâches en général.

    • Pourquoi le choisir : Largement considérée comme le compromis idéal pour les moniteurs 27 pouces, cette résolution offre une surface d'affichage nettement supérieure à celle du 1080p sans nécessiter la puissance graphique importante d'un écran 4K.

  • 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160) :

    • Idéal pour : Créateurs de contenu, passionnés de médias et professionnels travaillant avec des photos ou des vidéos haute résolution.

    • Pourquoi le choisir : Offre un texte d'une netteté exceptionnelle et une clarté époustouflante.Assurez-vous simplement que votre Mini PC Prend en charge la sortie 4K à 60 Hz.

3. Taille de l'écran et ergonomie

La taille physique de votre écran doit être adaptée à votre pièce, à la profondeur de votre bureau et à votre vue.

  • 22 à 24 pouces : Idéal pour les espaces restreints, les petits bureaux d'étudiant ou les configurations multi-écrans où l'on ne souhaite pas d'écrans physiques imposants.

  • 27 pouces : La norme universelle pour la productivité moderne. Elle vous offre suffisamment d'espace pour afficher confortablement deux fenêtres côte à côte grâce à l'Assistant d'ancrage de Windows.

  • 32 pouces et plus : Idéal pour les passionnés de médias et les professionnels qui ont besoin d'un grand écran pour travailler, même s'il nécessite un bureau plus profond pour ne pas être assis trop près.

Vérifiez la compatibilité avec les supports VESA.

Parce que vous utilisez un Mini PC, recherchez un moniteur compatible Fixation VESA (75x75 mm ou 100x100 mm). Cela vous permet de fixer le moniteur sur un bras de bureau, ou mieux encore, de fixer votre Mini PC Directement à l'arrière du moniteur pour une configuration informatique 100% invisible et sans câbles.

4. Types de dalles : IPS, VA et OLED

Lors de l'achat d'écrans, vous rencontrerez différentes technologies de panneaux. Pour la quasi-totalité Mini PC utilisateurs, IPS (In-Plane Switching) Les écrans sont la référence absolue. Ils offrent une précision des couleurs exceptionnelle, des angles de vision nets et conservent leur éclat même en vision latérale.

  • IPS : Idéal pour les tâches bureautiques générales, la conception, la programmation et la consommation de médias.

  • VIRGINIE: Il offre des noirs plus profonds et un contraste plus élevé, ce qui le rend idéal pour les pièces sombres, même si les couleurs peuvent légèrement changer sous des angles aigus.

  • OLED : Un contraste saisissant et des couleurs éclatantes, mais généralement beaucoup plus cher ; idéal pour les travaux créatifs haut de gamme ou le divertissement.

Vous prévoyez une configuration à double écran ?

De nombreux professionnels associent leurs Mini PC Ils peuvent utiliser deux écrans pour optimiser leur productivité quotidienne. Si vous prévoyez d'utiliser plusieurs écrans, assurez-vous que l'écran choisi possède des bordures fines pour une transition fluide entre eux.

(Une fois vos écrans choisis, suivez notre tutoriel étape par étape sur Comment configurer deux écrans sous Windows 11 Mini PC pour configurer votre poste de travail comme un pro).

Conclusion

UN Mini PC La qualité d'un ordinateur dépend de la qualité de l'écran auquel il est connecté. En associant votre ordinateur compact à un moniteur doté des ports adéquats, d'une résolution confortable (comme 1440p ou 4K) et d'une dalle IPS ergonomique, vous pouvez créer un poste de travail ultra-performant, à la fois esthétique et d'une grande facilité d'utilisation.

Prêt à trouver l'ordinateur compact idéal pour compléter votre bureau de rêve ? Explorez la BMAX Mini PC collection pour découvrir des écrans multiples hautes performances Mini PCConçu pour les flux de travail modernes.

Foire aux questions (FAQ)

Q : N'importe quel moniteur peut-il fonctionner avec un Mini PC?
A : Oui, tant que votre Mini PC et le moniteur partagent un port vidéo compatible (tel que HDMI ou DisplayPort). S'ils ont des ports différents (e.g. , Mini PC Si votre écran possède un port DisplayPort et que votre moniteur ne possède qu'un port HDMI, vous pouvez facilement utiliser un simple adaptateur de câble.

Q : La 4K est-elle nécessaire pour un Mini PC moniteur?
R : Pas nécessairement. Bien que la 4K offre une clarté époustouflante, les moniteurs 1440p (QHD) ou 1080p (FHD) sont souvent plus pratiques, moins gourmands en ressources graphiques intégrées et beaucoup plus abordables pour une utilisation quotidienne au bureau ou par les étudiants.

Q : Puis-je connecter deux moniteurs à un Mini PC?
A : Absolument ! La plupart des modernes Mini PCIls comportent au moins deux ports de sortie vidéo (comme HDMI + DisplayPort ou double HDMI), vous permettant d'utiliser une configuration à deux écrans sans problème.

Q : Qu'est-ce que le montage VESA et pourquoi est-il important pour Mini PCs?
A : VESA est une norme de perçage située à l'arrière des moniteurs. C'est important car de nombreux Mini PCIls sont fournis avec des supports qui permettent de fixer l'ordinateur directement à l'arrière du moniteur, dissimulant ainsi complètement le PC et libérant de l'espace sur votre bureau.

Q : Ai-je besoin d'un moniteur à taux de rafraîchissement élevé pour un Mini PC?
A : Si vous n'utilisez que le Mini PC Pour le travail de bureau, la navigation web et le streaming, un moniteur standard 60 Hz est parfaitement adapté. Cependant, si vous jouez occasionnellement ou si vous souhaitez une fluidité optimale du curseur, un moniteur à fréquence de rafraîchissement élevée de 100 Hz ou 1440p offre une expérience nettement plus agréable.

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Yes, a mini PC can be your router. No, it will not drop in where your old one sat. You need two network ports, and almost every mini PC has one. With a single port you have two options. Add a managed switch and run both networks over one cable, or add a USB Ethernet adapter. Both work. Neither is as simple as plugging in a box. Here is what the job actually requires, what our machines can do, and when a $120 router is the better answer. Key takeaways Two ports are the minimum for WAN and LAN. One port needs a VLAN switch or a USB adapter. Any x86 mini PC works. pfSense, OPNsense and OpenWrt all run on these machines. Wi-Fi is separate. A mini PC router needs an access point, which is a second box. Running it costs $9.20 a year at 6 W, cheaper than a consumer router. None of our models has two ports. Buy for the software, then solve the ports. What does a mini PC need to be a router? Requirement What it means BMAX reality Two network ports One for the modem, one for the LAN Single port on every model Low idle power It runs 24/7 5.8 W to 9.8 W x86 processor pfSense and OPNsense need it All models No Wi-Fi requirement Access point handles wireless Not included, which is fine Small storage 128 GB is plenty 256 GB and up The first row is the problem. A router separates two networks, so it needs an interface on each side. One port means one network. Can one Ethernet port work? It can, with a managed switch that supports 802.1Q VLAN tagging. This is called router-on-a-stick. You configure two VLANs on the switch, one for WAN and one for LAN. Both travel to the mini PC over a single cable as tagged frames. The router software reads the tags and treats them as separate interfaces. One practical detail: the switch must be managed, not unmanaged. An unmanaged switch will not tag frames, and the router will see a single flat network. A five-port managed switch costs about $40. The cost is bandwidth. A 1 GbE link carries roughly 940 Mbps in total, shared between download and upload and between both networks. On a gigabit connection that is a real ceiling. The alternative is a USB 3.0 Ethernet adapter. A 2.5 GbE adapter costs about $30, and most work with OPNsense. Check that the chipset is supported before you buy, because Realtek adapters need an extra driver on FreeBSD. The honest version: if you want a router with two ports and no workarounds, buy a device built for it. A mini PC makes sense when you want pfSense features, a specific firewall, or a machine that also runs DNS filtering and a VPN. Which BMAX is suitable? Model Port Fit for routing B2 Power — $209.99 1 GbE Best value for a firewall. 5205U, low power, 269 in stock. B3 Pro — $199.99 1 GbE Cheapest option. Fine for a 500 Mbps line. B11 Pro — $459.99 2.5 GbE Only worth it for multi-gig internet or IDS at high throughput. For most home networks the B2 Power is enough. A 5205U saturates a gigabit line with NAT and a modest rule set, and it idles at about 6 W. Buy the B11 Pro only if your internet is faster than 1 Gbps. Its 2.5 GbE port is the only way to use that bandwidth. What does it cost to run 24/7? Annual electricity for three devices running all year at US average rates. A router never sleeps, so power is the entire running cost. At 6 W a mini PC costs about $9.20 a year. A consumer Wi-Fi router at 8 W costs $12.20, and an ISP gateway at 12 W costs $18.30. The difference is small in absolute terms. It matters when you compare a mini PC against a $300 firewall appliance that draws 15 W. When should you keep the old router? You want Wi-Fi from one box. A mini PC needs a separate access point. You are not comfortable with VLANs. Router-on-a-stick is not a beginner configuration. Your connection is under 500 Mbps. A $120 router does the job and uses less space. You need it to just work after a power cut. Consumer routers boot in 30 seconds. A PC takes two minutes. Back up the configuration once it works. pfSense exports a single XML file, and restoring it on a fresh install takes ten minutes. Without that file, a failed drive means rebuilding every rule by hand. There is also a recovery question. A router is the one device you cannot fix by searching the internet, because it is the internet. Keep a USB keyboard and a monitor nearby for the first month, and write down the LAN address before you change anything. Where a mini PC wins is control. AdGuard Home, Unbound and a WireGuard server all run better on a machine you own. A router with 64 MB of RAM cannot hold them. FAQ Can a mini PC replace my router? Yes, with two network ports. With one port you need a managed switch that supports VLANs, or a USB Ethernet adapter. Wi-Fi always needs a separate access point. How many Ethernet ports does a router need? Two, minimum: one for the internet connection and one for the local network. Four is common on consumer routers because it adds a built-in switch. Does a mini PC router need Wi-Fi? No, and it usually should not have it. A separate access point placed for coverage works better than an antenna inside a metal case. What software runs on a mini PC router? pfSense and OPNsense on FreeBSD, OpenWrt on Linux, or a plain Linux distribution with nftables. All three run on our x86 machines. Is a mini PC router faster than a consumer router? For routing and firewall rules, yes, often by a wide margin. For Wi-Fi, the access point decides, not the router. Which BMAX should I use as a router? The B2 Power at $209.99 for a gigabit connection. The B11 Pro at $459.99 only if you have multi-gig internet. Related reading Running Linux on a mini PC Do mini PCs come with Windows 11? Using a mini PC as a home server The BMAX buying guide $209.99, 6 W, runs pfSense. The B2 Power is the cheapest machine here that handles a gigabit line with a firewall. Shop BMAX mini PCs Sources Router-on-a-stick and VLAN requirements: pfSense and OPNsense documentation. Idle power: vendor specifications and published measurements for each platform. Electricity at 17.45 ¢/kWh, EIA January 2026. Throughput figures are expectations for typical home rule sets, not measured benchmarks. USB Ethernet support varies by chipset and operating system.  

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Mini PC for Emulation: What Runs PS2 and GameCube

A Ryzen 5 6600H mini PC runs PS2 and GameCube games at 2× to 3× resolution without dropping frames. It costs $329.99, and it is the cheapest machine that does this reliably. Emulation is decided by single-core speed, not by core count and not by memory. The CPU has to translate another console's instructions in real time, and most emulators use two to four threads heavily. Below is what each console needs, what a mini PC can actually do, and where the ceiling sits. Key takeaways Up to PSP and N64: any $170 mini PC handles them. GameCube, Wii and PS2: a 6-core Ryzen is the sweet spot. B7A Plus at $329.99. PS3 and Xbox 360: not playable on a mini PC, whatever the spec sheet says. 8 GB is enough. Emulators use little RAM. Do not buy 24 GB for this. The GPU only upscales. A better iGPU gives you 3× instead of 2×, not more games. What can a mini PC emulate? An estimate built from emulator documentation, not a benchmark. Real results vary by game. Console Emulator What it needs Verdict NES to N64, PSP RetroArch cores, PPSSPP Any modern chip Works on a $170 machine GameCube, Wii Dolphin 4+ cores, decent iGPU Smooth at 2× on a Ryzen 5 PS2 PCSX2 6 cores, strong single thread Smooth at 2–3× on a Ryzen 5 Switch Ryujinx forks 8 cores, 16 GB Hit and miss; the main projects closed in 2024 PS3 RPCS3 16 threads or more Only simple titles run at full speed Xbox 360 Xenia Desktop-class CPU Not a mini PC use case Which specification actually matters? Single-core speed first. PCSX2 and Dolphin lean on two to four fast threads. A 4-core chip with high clocks beats an 8-core chip with low clocks for this workload. Core count second. PS3 emulation spreads across threads, and so does shader compilation. Six cores is the point where stutter stops. GPU third. Integrated graphics decide internal resolution, not compatibility. Radeon 660M and Intel Iris Xe both reach 3× on GameCube and 2× on most PS2 titles. Memory last. 8 GB is enough for every emulator listed above. 16 GB helps if you also run a browser and a capture tool. Storage matters more than people expect. A PS2 disc image runs 3 to 4 GB, so a 512 GB drive holds roughly 120 games. GameCube images are smaller at about 1.4 GB, which is why a 256 GB machine fills up faster than the library suggests. Which BMAX handles what? Model CPU / GPU Realistic ceiling B3 Pro — $199.99 N4500, UHD Graphics PSP, N64, Dreamcast at 2× B7A Plus — $329.99 Ryzen 5 6600H, Radeon 660M GameCube and PS2 at 2–3×. The sweet spot. B9 Power — $699.99 Core i9-12900H, Iris Xe PS2 at 4×, selective PS3 The B7A Plus is the machine to buy for this. Six cores, a Radeon 660M that handles upscaling, and $329.99. Everything above it is buying PS3 headroom you will rarely use. If you also want a machine that travels, the X17 Power laptop runs the same i9-12900H with a built-in screen and keyboard. Where does a mini PC stop? PS3 and Xbox 360. RPCS3 and Xenia depend on instruction sets and thread counts that small chips do not have. Simple games run. Most do not. Switch. The two main emulators shut down in 2024 after legal action. Forks exist, compatibility is uneven, and I would not buy hardware for it. Anything requiring a discrete GPU at 4K. Upscaling a PS2 game to 4K is a party trick, not a use case. Buy for the games you own. Emulation legality depends on jurisdiction and on whether you dump your own discs. This article is about hardware capability, not about where to find ROMs. How do you set it up? Two routes, and the first is faster. Batocera is a bootable Linux image. Flash it to a USB drive, boot from it, and you have a console-like interface with RetroArch, Dolphin and PCSX2 preconfigured. No Windows licence, no drivers. Windows plus EmuDeck is the other option. EmuDeck installs and configures the emulators for you, keeps saves in one folder, and works with a controller from the first launch. Both routes need BIOS files for PS2 and PlayStation. You dump those from a console you own. Without them, PCSX2 will not boot a disc image at all. Either way, budget an evening. Emulation setup is mostly about per-game settings, not installation. One last detail: use a wired controller if you play rhythm or fighting games. Bluetooth adds 10 to 16 ms of latency, which is enough to make timing feel wrong on a TV. FAQ Can a mini PC run PS2 games? Yes. A 6-core Ryzen mini PC like the B7A Plus runs most PS2 titles at 2× to 3× resolution without slowdown. Budget chips struggle with the heavier games. How much RAM does emulation need? 8 GB is enough for PS2, GameCube and Wii. 16 GB helps if you run a browser, Discord and a capture tool at the same time. Can a mini PC emulate PS3? Only simple titles. RPCS3 needs 16 threads and strong per-core performance, which is desktop territory. A B9 Power runs a few games acceptably, not a library. Is a mini PC better than a Raspberry Pi for emulation? Yes, for anything above N64. A Pi 5 handles 8- and 16-bit systems well, but PS2 and GameCube need x86 cores. A $200 mini PC beats a Pi 5 with a heatsink. Do I need a dedicated GPU for emulation? No. Integrated graphics handle upscaling fine up to 3×. A discrete GPU only matters if you want 4K output or heavy shader packs. Which BMAX is best for emulation? The B7A Plus at $329.99. Six cores, Radeon 660M graphics and enough RAM for every emulator up to PS2. Related reading What $100, $200 and $300 actually buy Build a mini PC or buy one Best AI mini PCs The BMAX buying guide $329.99, PS2 and GameCube at 2–3×. The B7A Plus is the cheapest mini PC that does this well. Shop BMAX mini PCs Sources Emulator requirements: PCSX2, Dolphin, RPCS3 and Ryujinx documentation. Demand index: an estimate from those requirements, not a benchmark. Prices and specifications: bmaxbuy.com product pages, November 2026. Performance claims are expectations, not measurements. 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Do Mini PCs Come With Windows 11? (2026 Answer)

Do Mini PCs Come With Windows 11? (2026 Answer)

Yes. Most new mini PCs ship with Windows 11 Pro already installed and activated. The exceptions are barebones, which ship with no operating system, and older stock sold with Windows 10, which left support on 14 October 2025. The confusion comes from listing language. "Windows 11 ready" means no licence. "Windows 11 Pro pre-installed" means it is activated. Those two phrases are one word apart and about $120 apart in real money. Key takeaways Prebuilt mini PCs normally include an activated Windows 11 Pro licence. Barebones include no operating system, so budget $120–$199 for a licence or install Linux. Windows 10 mini PCs went out of support on 14 October 2025 and get no security updates. Windows 11 needs TPM 2.0 and an 8th-gen Intel or Ryzen 2000 CPU. Most 2018-and-newer mini PCs qualify. None of these machines include Microsoft Office. You get a trial at best. Do mini PCs come with Windows 11? Prebuilt units do. Every current BMAX mini PC ships with Windows 11 Pro installed, activated and bound to the motherboard. There is no key to type and no account required during setup if you use a local account. Barebones do not. A barebone is a case, board and CPU. It has no drive and no OS, so it boots to a BIOS screen until you install something. Refurbished business machines usually include Windows, but the licence is often tied to the original corporate agreement. Check the listing for "activated" rather than "Windows included". What about mini PCs with Windows 10? Windows 10 reached end of support on 14 October 2025. A Windows 10 mini PC still works, but it stops receiving security patches, which matters if it is connected to the internet. Upgrading to Windows 11 is free, but only on supported hardware. Microsoft requires TPM 2.0 and an 8th-generation Intel or AMD Ryzen 2000 processor. Most mini PCs from 2018 onward qualify, and older ones do not. Check the CPU before you buy a Windows 10 machine. An 8th-gen Intel or Ryzen 2000 chip can upgrade. A 7th-gen or older chip cannot, officially, and you are buying a machine that will not receive patches. What software comes with it? Less than people expect. You get the operating system and the drivers needed for the hardware. You do not get Office, and you should not pay for a "software bundle" that turns out to be trial links. Windows 11 Pro adds a few things over Home that matter on a work machine. BitLocker encryption, Remote Desktop as a host, Hyper-V for virtual machines, and the ability to join a domain. For a home user, Home is enough. For a small business, Pro earns its price. Our units also ship with the chipset and graphics drivers already installed. That saves the usual first-hour hunt through vendor download pages. How do you check before buying? Listing says What you actually get Windows 11 Pro pre-installed Activated licence, ready to use Windows 11 ready / compatible No licence. You install and activate Barebone / no OS Nothing on the drive. BIOS only Windows 10 Pro Out of support. Check the CPU generation first Includes Office Usually a 30-day trial, not a licence One more check: ask whether the licence is OEM or retail. An OEM key is tied to the motherboard and cannot move. A retail key can follow you to the next machine, which matters if you upgrade every few years. What if it arrives without an OS? What the licence adds to a barebone. Most of the price gap between a barebone and a prebuilt is this line. Two options. Buy a licence, which costs $120 for an OEM key or $199 at retail. Or install Linux, which costs nothing and runs well on these machines. For a server, a media box or a machine that only runs a browser, Linux is the better call. Our Linux guide covers the install, and the build-vs-buy guide compares the total cost of both routes. For anything that needs Office, Adobe or a Windows-only line-of-business app, buy the prebuilt with the licence included. It is cheaper than adding one later, and it arrives tested. FAQ Do all mini PCs come with Windows? No. Prebuilt machines usually include an activated licence. Barebones ship with no operating system at all, and refurbished units vary, so check the wording on the listing. Is Windows 11 free on a mini PC? It is included in the price of a prebuilt, not free. A barebone needs a licence, which costs about $120 for an OEM key or $199 retail. Can I install Windows 11 on a barebone? Yes, if the board has TPM 2.0 and a supported CPU. You need a USB installer and a licence. Most current N100 and Core Ultra boards meet the requirements. Do mini PCs come with Microsoft Office? No. Some listings mention Office, but that is usually a trial or a link to a web version. Budget for a Microsoft 365 subscription if you need the desktop apps. Is Windows 11 Pro worth it over Home? For a business machine, yes. Pro adds BitLocker, Remote Desktop hosting, Hyper-V and domain join. For a home user, Home covers everything most people need. Can I buy a mini PC without Windows? Yes. Barebones ship without an OS, and some sellers offer a no-OS option on prebuilt hardware. It saves the licence cost if you plan to run Linux. Related reading Build a mini PC or buy one: real costs Running Linux on a mini PC What $100, $200 and $300 actually buy The BMAX buying guide BMAX store — current models and prices Windows 11 Pro included, activated. The BMAX B11 Pro arrives ready to work. The B2 Power does the same for $209.99. If you need a laptop instead, the X17 Turbo ships with the same licence. Shop BMAX mini PCs Sources Windows 10 end of support: Microsoft, 14 October 2025. Windows 11 requirements: TPM 2.0 and supported CPU list, Microsoft. Licence prices: Microsoft retail list and typical OEM resale, October 2026. Product specifications: bmaxbuy.com product pages, October 2026. Prices are US estimates and exclude tax. Licence terms vary by region and seller.

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