Best Cyber Monday mini PC deals 2024: Hurry! Deals like these won't last if you want a mini computer for $96
The last day of the sales and these are the best Cyber Monday mini PC deals you can still get
- Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are over
- One last price-check then I'll no longer be updating this page
- But I'll be back again covering Prime Day deals as soon as they're live
And just like that, the Black Friday and Cyber Monday mini PC deals have ended. At least officially. If you act fast, I'm still seeing a few deals around.
I've given this page one final check for deal prices, before this page stops receiving updates until next year's Black Friday event. In the meantime, I'll be back in 2025 tracking the best Prime Day PC deals and mini PC deals.
For more hardware picks, check out my guide to the best mini PCs. And for extra savings, there are still offers to be found on our Cyber Monday deals hub.
Recent updates
December 3: I've given these mini PC deals one last check now Cyber Monday has finished. I don't expect these prices to stay so low, but there's still a chance to save if you're fast.
Top Cyber Monday mini PC deals in the US
- Amazon: Mini PCs from under $200
- Best Buy: Save up to $100 on mini PC deals
- Dell: Deals on mini PCs from $629
- Walmart: Computer deals from under $200
This deal is unbeatable - Ryzen 5 chip, 16GB RAM, and 512GB for a price that's well under $200. If you see a better mini PC deal over Cyber Monday, I'd love to see it. With those specs, this machine will easily handle just about any productivity task and run office software and light content creation apps with ease. Don't expect this deal to last. Prime required for discount.
This Mini PC is the cheapest Ryzen 7 device with 32GB of RAM and 512GB SSD. Despite its diminutive size, this tiny Kamrui computer packs a lot of expansion capabilities and connectors. It has 11 ports including three that can be used to drive a trio of 4K monitors. Also worth mentioning are the two LAN connectors and the VESA mount.
I'm rather charmed by the slim design of this mini PC from YXK. It's new on my radar, and while I can't see which OS it's running, the specs are fair, with an intel N100 chip, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD. Ideal for the home office or small business for, say, presentations and general productivity tasks.
I like the brushed metal design of the Acemagic Vista V1, which gives it a similar appearance of the Apple Mac mini - albeit not as powerful. This Windows 11 mini PC comes with an N97 processor, 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD. There are fewer ports, although one of them is DP, which is always welcome. Prime needed for full discount.
Already discounted by $100, you can save an extra $50 when you use code GKCN50. The Geekom A7 mini PC is a compact powerhouse (see our review here). With its AMD Ryzen 7000 processor combined with AMD R7- 7840HS GPU, it delivers smooth performance, with 2TB storage and support for 64GB of RAM.
This ultra-powered mini PC is the perfect choice for someone who wants a flexible machine with internal access, this could be the one for you. The tool-less chassis access makes upgrading faster and safer, and with an Intel Core Ultra 5 Processor and Wi-Fi sensing, you’ll always be connected and secure.
Despite a wallet-friendly price, the S12 Pro has a 3.4GHz Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake-N100 processor, 16GB of DDR4 memory, and support for up to two 4K displays via HDMI. It ships with a 500GB SSD, but is upgrade-friendly up to 2TB with a 2.5-inch 7mm HDD or an M.2 SSD. Prime required for full discount.
The Geekom AX7 Pro mini PC boasts a Ryzen 9 chip, 32GB RAM, and 2TB SSD for stoage. Expect a smooth performance with this one.
Perfect for productivity tasks, this mini PC features a 12th gen Core i7 chip. 24GB RAM, and 500GB SSD storage. That makes it ideal for most tasks, including running office apps and photo editing. Discount for Prime members only.
This mini PC might not set the world alight (see our review here), but for lightweight productivity tasks at a reasonable price, it's tough to beat. This model comes equipped with 16GB RAM and a 1TB SSD. And while a cheaper model is available, I'd avoid any Windows machine with 8GB RAM if I were you.
For around the same price as the Kamrui mini PC, this Bosgame mini PC is an attractive alternative. It has a slightly slower CPU but can take two SSD (rather than just one), runs Windows 11 Pro, has two 2.5Gb Ethernet ports and has a 1TB SSD (rather than 512GB). The rest of the specs (11 connectors and 32GB of RAM) is the same.
The NAB6 is an exceptionally well-rounded solution for those wanting an Intel-based NUC (read our full review here). Powered by an Intel Core i5-12600H CPU, it contains 32GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD (with the faster PCIe Gen4 tech). You can also add a second SATA SSD for extra storage. As for most mini PCs, it has plenty of connectors (13 in all) and it can drive up to four 4K monitors. Love the fact that it has a pair of 2.5GbE Ethernet ports as well.
This is the cheapest this Apple Mac mini 2023 mini PC has ever been. Despite the arrival of the ground breaking 2024 version (also on sale), this model is still a capable stalwart. With a powerful Apple M2 chip, an 8-core CPU, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD, it is a great introduction to Mac in general. You won’t find a more affordable computer with Thunderbolt 4.
The Beelink SER7 strikes the right balance between performance and value. You can find a cheaper computer with 32GB of RAM and 1TB of SSD storage (with extra space for another) but it won’t offer anywhere near the same performance level. The Ryzen 7 7840HS that powers it is a beast especially as it has a Radeon 780M GPU which can drive four 4K monitors. That said, I’m not convinced by the Apple-esque magnetic power supply connector.
This is a mini PC like no other because of its modular design and an innovative high speed connector embedded in its (optional) docking station (read our review here). The Mind has a battery and uses an Intel Core i5-1340P paired with 16GB of LPDDR5 ram and a 512GB SSD. It is thinner than most of its rival and has faster wireless connectivity. However, it also has fewer ports and has less memory compared to the competition in this price range.
This is one of the few Mini PCs with a member of AMD’s fastest CPU family, the Ryzen 7 8845HS. It has a powerful GPU (the Radeon 780M) with 32GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD (with one extra free slot). Surprisingly at this price is the inclusion of an OCuLink port which allows you to add an external GPU for creative or gaming purposes. Professionals will appreciate the presence of Windows 11 Pro, two Intel-powered 2.5GbE LAN ports and the ability to drive four (yes 4) 8K monitors.
This is a business grade mini PC from one of the biggest PC vendors. As such, it comes with the sort of bells and whistles you don’t get with challenger brands. A bundled keyboard and mouse, legacy ports and management options (e.g. HP Wolf Security). I like the fact that it can drive four 4K monitors (it has two DisplayPort ports), comes with Windows 11 Pro and has plenty of Type-A connectors. The device is powered by an Intel Core i5-13500T with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD.
This mini PC has something extra that most don't - a small front screen, which displays handy information on the machine’s status and really helps it stand out. My team really enjoyed testing this one (see our review here), and we like the expandable SSD storage means you can adapt the S1 to your needs.
For a mini PC, the GMKtec NucBox G5 is fantastically powerful, and is a great choice for day to day office work without taking up too much space (read our full review here). This machine can easily run Windows 11 and is equipped with an Intel Intel N97 chip, 12GB RAM, and the 256GB storage is expandable to 2TB if needed.
This mini PC is powered by the Alder Lake 95 and runs Windows 11, so is the perfect choice for your everyday computing needs. The UHD shared graphics work well for photo editing and basic creative work, and the machine comes with a 256GB SSD.
An excellent Cyber Monday deal on this mini PC, which packs in the deliciously powerful AMD Ryzen 5800H - a 16-thread monster CPU with a very high base speed and an even higher turbo speed. The 32GB RAM is, in my view, essential for today's computing tasks, although the 500GB SSD will likely need an upgrade.
Another mini PC packing the powerful AMD Ryzen 7 5800H, the Beelink SER5 Pro also boasts 16GB RAM (upgradeable to 32GB) and a 1TB SSD. I especially appreciate the ability to connect up to three 4K displays - making this a versatile machine for productivity. My team have had some excellent experiences with Beelink mini PCs, so I'd expect the same performance and experience with the SER5 Pro. Prime required for full discount.
This is the smallest mini PC I could find - and one of the cheapest too. Better still, it's also virtually silent in operation. Specs-wise, it's what you'd expect for its size and price. It has an Intel Celeron N4000 chip, 4GB RAM, and 128GB storage, and also includes an Ethernet port. I give it bonus points for running Windows 11, Linux, Ubuntu, and Debian.
It may not be the best my team has ever tested (see our review here), but the Acemagic F1A still packs a decent punch thanks to the i9-12900H chip and 32GB RAM. 1TB SSD offers decent storage, while the two HDMI ports (4K@60Hz) and one Type-C port (4K@60Hz) support triple monitors, alongside a host of USB ports. Tick the coupon box for the full discount.
Even with its entry-level specs - the AMD Ryzen 5 chip, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD - the GMKtec M6 still performed well in our tests (see our review here). Perfect for office computing tasks and light video and photo editing, but we even found casual gaming was acceptable with this mini PC. Prime required for discount.
The Beelink EQR6 mini PC is an excellent little productivity machine that benefits from some very good specs for the price. The AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX, 24GB RAM, and 1TB SSD mean it'll power through almost all general office and computing tasks. AMD Radeon 680M graphics and support for two 4K displays round out this unit. Prime needed for discount.
"Quiet and beautifully made" is how my tester described the Beelink SER8 (read the full review here). Performance is excellent - as expected from a mini PC with an AMD Ryzen 7 processor, 32GB RAM, and 1TB SSD. Port selection is also excellent. However, it's admittedly expensive and unfortunately, there's no VESA mount. Prime needed for discount.
This micro machine from Acemagician has some great specs for the price - which is why it's made my round-up of Cyber Monday mini PC deals. Running Windows 11, it boasts a AMD Ryzen 7 6800H processor, 32GB RAM and 512GB SSD. Support for triple 4K displays is, as always, very welcome especially if you're using this for business or light gaming. To get the full discount, you'll need Prime.
With its specs, the Kamrui AK1 Plus makes an ideal low-level computing machine for presentations, basic office tasks, and media server. It features a N95 processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD, with HDMI port for a 4K display. Very compact, this unit is, to my mind, a serious space-saver. Discount requires a Prime membership.
My team had a lot of fun when reviewing this stylish, compact mini PC from Geekom (read the review here). It sports an AMD Ryzen 7 or Ryzen 9, depending on your pick, AMD Radeon™ 780M graphics, and up to 64GB RAM, which gives it versatility for a wide range of uses in my book. Use code GKCN50 for the full discount.
The Geekom Mini Air12 is a surprisingly powerful and impressive machine considering its size and specs (check out our full review here). This model comes with an Intel N100 processor and 1TB storage, and although I'm not a fan of the 16GB RAM limit, it's nice to see a budget mini PC supporting dual 4K displays. Overall, ideal for office and productivity tasks, or business presentations.
This is one powerful mini PC, with the specs to prove it. We've already tested and reviewed this model (see the review here) and it comes highly recommended. Inside, you'll find an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor, supporting up to 64GB RAM, a max of 2TB storage. For those who need ray-tracing, or just a general graphics bump, it also sports Intel Arc Graphics. Use code GKBF5 to access the full discount here.
The XT12 Pro mini PC from Geekom is, like so many others we've tested, ideal for business and creative tasks (for more, read our review here). This machine offers you the choice of a 12-generation Intel i7 or i9 chip, up to 64GB RAM, and 1TB SSD expandable to 2TB. Further proving its productivity credentials, it also has quad 4K display support.
Top Cyber Monday mini PC deals in the UK
- Amazon: Mini PCs under £200
- Currys: Mini desktop PCs from £179
- Dell: Mini PC deals from under £300
It is the best mini PC on the market right now. I discourage anyone to buy the M2 version for slightly cheaper. This one has twice the memory, a much faster CPU, a smaller footprint, Apple Intelligence and quicker wireless connectivity. However, it's not yet discounted, unlike in the US and unlike in previous years, so I'll be monitoring this one intensely.
This is a good deal on a Ryzen 7 machine, which supports triple 4K displays, runs Windows 11 Pro, and boasts AMD Radeon graphics, and has plenty of ports for adding peripherals. There's a 512GB SSD, which should be enough to get started, although yuou may want to eventually upgrade the 16GB RAM included here. Tick the voucher box to get the full discount.
Already discounted down toe £749, you can save an extra £50 when you use code GKBS50. When we tested out the Geekom A7 mini PC, we found it offered excellent performance and productivity (read our review here). This model is equipped with an AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS chip, 32GB RAM, and 2TB SSD.
This is my top pick mini PC for video editing, thanks to its powerful AMD Ryzen 9 processor, a hefty 64GB RAM, AMD Radeon 780M graphics, and support for up to four 4K displays (read more in our review here). This machine also boasts a great amount of ports for connecting additional peripherals.
This beast of a mini PC is absolutely packed with top specs, including the AMD Ryzen 9 8945HS chip, a bountiful 64GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and AMD Radeon 780M graphics card. Support for four 4K displays is a nice touch, too. In reviews, my team and I have had plenty of good experiences with Minisforum mini PCs, with several featuring in my guide to the best of the best.
Now we’re talking serious firepower. The CK10 from NiPoGi has a Core i5-12450H which is about three times faster than the N95 CPU in the DR06. You also get 4X the memory and twice the storage, not bad for the price difference. You can save £40 by going for a 16GB workstation but I don’t believe it’s worth it. I am not sure however why NiPoGi shoved a VGA port in this PC while not including a more modern Type-C connector. A strange decision indeed.
Save 15% off this Ryzen 5 mini personal computer; the AM06Pro is powered by a Ryzen 5 5500U but caught my eye because it is one of the cheapest devices to come with 32GB of RAM, the minimum IMHO if you’re serious about demanding use cases (e.g. coding, office work etc). The Ryzen 5500U is fast enough for most tasks and prosumers will appreciate the fact it can drive three 4K monitors, has a 512GB SSD and has two Gigabit LAN connectors.
I suspect that this may be a misprice (or a genuine mistake). This device comes with an AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS, the most powerful CPU I’ve seen in this price range by far. Its GPU, the Radeon 780M is almost as fast as a dedicated Geforce GTX 1050. I can’t fault it except perhaps for having only 16GB of RAM. Elsewhere there’s a 512GB SSD, Wi-Fi 6 and Windows 11 Pro. I would gladly swap the RGB lights for extra ports though: only two HDMI ones are on offer.
Another NiPoGi mini PC, this one with a Core i7-12650H, an incredibly capable processor. This PC has a peculiar form factor which I am not a big fan of but aesthetics aside, it is a cracking piece of tech. 32GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD, Windows 11 Pro and the ability to add a 2.5-inch SATA SSD (accessible via a magnetically-attached panel) make it a potent workstation. Just remember that it cannot be mounted behind a monitor.
AMD has a more powerful CPU than the 12650H, the 6800H, which can be found inside the UM680 Slim. It has only 16GB of RAM which is its biggest problem and will be concerning for anyone looking for a workstation-grade PC (you should be able to upgrade it easily though). On the other hand, there’s a 1TB PCIe Gen4 SSD (the faster type) as well as USB4, a DisplayPort connector and a 2.5GbE Ethernet LAN port. There’s also a free PCIe SSD slot..
You can buy a mini PC with one of AMD’s fastest mobile CPU ever and it won’t cost you the Earth. The UM870 is on sale this Cyber Monday, and the Ryzen 7 8745H is a proper number crunching powerhouse. It is so powerful that it can run three 8K monitors and take up to two SSDs (it comes with 32GB of DDR5 memory and 1TB SSD already). There’s plenty of ports and it even has an OCulink port, the cheapest device I’ve seen equipped with this connector that will allow you to connect an external GPU. Apply the coupon for the full discount.
Powered by Intel’s Core i5 Processor and with an 8GB RAM, the HP Pro 400 G9 comes with 256GB SSD Capacity so can handle multitasking tasks with ease. The PC runs on Windows 11 Pro for a stable and reliable experience. This is a great choice for your productivity.
A mini PC for the business professional, the Lenovo ThinkCentre M70q features a 13th Gen Intel Core i5, 256GB storage, and 8GB RAM - enough to run office apps, but you may need to upgrade for improved performance.
If you’re looking for a basic mini desktop PC ready to be customised, the MSI Cubi N ADL is a good choice - and you'll want to give it a boost with these specs. All basic requirements are here, with HDMI, USB, and USB-C ports, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and a Quad-core processor, but it's ready to let you build your perfect mini PC.
I've always been a fan of Lenovo machines, and here's another - the ThinkCentre M75s - that's tailored for the business user. Specs aren't the best in the world, but more than capable of handling all standard office and productivity tasks, with an AMD Ryzen 5 chip, 16GB RAM, and 512Gb SSD. A lower-spec, cheaper version is also discounted to £350 here.
The Geekom Mini Air12 is another one of those machines that may not look like much, but it's got it where it counts. When my reviewer put this one to the test (see the review here), he found it to be a versatile compact desktop that's perfect for office tasks, web browsing, and light gaming. This unit supports dual 4K displays, and comes loaded with a 12th generation Intel N100 chip and 1TB SSD. The downside? 16GB RAM is the limit.
The Geekom GT1 Mega mini PC comes highly recommended - that's the stamp of approval we gave it after extensive testing (see the review here). It's an admittedly high price, but you get the specs to go with it. That includes an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor, up to 64GB RAM, a max of 2TB storage, and Intel Arc Graphics with ray-tracing support.
Another mini PC deal from Geekom this Cyber Monday, the XT12 Pro is a superb machine that will easily handle a range of business and creative tasks (read our review here to find out more). This unit comes loaded with either a 12-generation Intel i7 or i9 chip, up to 64GB RAM, and also supports four 4K displays - as an irrepressible multi-tasker, the more the merrier as far as I'm concerned.
Cyber Monday mini PC deals: Frequently asked questions
Is Black Friday and Cyber Monday a good time to buy a mini pc?
Yes, but it is definitely worth shopping around. The ongoing cost of living crisis combined with geopolitical instability means that a lot of electronics haven't seen an overall drop in price since the last Black Friday/Cyber Monday. Will the prices drop even further? Your guess is as good as mine. If vendors want to clear out old stock at the entry level, then there will be some bargains for sure.
How to buy a mini PC for Black Friday or Cyber Monday?
As for any purchases, look at your absolute maximum budget and see whether you want to go Mac or PC. If you choose the former, then there's only one choice really - the Apple Mac mini M4. If you go down the Windows route, then you will need to decide where your priorities lie. Do you want to go for a challenger brand or an established one? Should you go for a fast computer or one with plenty of memory or storage?
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