Nearly 2 million people watched this spellbinding video of a mini PC being built from a slab of aluminium to a complete computer

• 22-minute video reveals the incredible work that goes into making Beelink’s tiny desktop replacements
• There’s a surprising amount of hand-assembly and testing in the mini PC production line
• There’s narration, no music, just pure factory sounds and impressive craftsmanship

As mini PCs have quietly evolved into compact yet capable machines, many can easily replace traditional desktops.

Once seen as niche gadgets, they now power home offices, media setups, and small businesses, with high-performance processors, expandable memory, and solid I/O support, all packed into tiny, low-noise enclosures.

Chinese manufacturer Beelink has been producing high-quality mini PCs since 2011, and if you’ve ever wondered what goes into making one of these miniature powerhouses, you’ll want to watch a new video that showcases the entire process.