Unboxing the Gigabyte Mini PC with Iris Pro Graphics

As I sit here with my Gigabyte mini PC, also known as the "gigabyte bricks pro," I thought it would be a great idea to do a quick unboxing video. It seems that no one has done this before, which is quite odd considering how popular these mini PCs are. However, I'm excited to share my first impressions of this device and show you what's inside the box.

The Box

As I open the box, I can see that it's in red, but I'm told that they also come in black and yellow. Unfortunately, the color I have is the only one available at the time of purchase. The box itself is quite simple, but it's clear that Gigabyte has put some thought into the packaging. There's a Quick Start Guide inside, which will be helpful for those who are new to building their own mini PCs.

The Unit Itself

Now, let's take a closer look at the unit itself. As I lift the lid, I can see the device in all its glory. The Gigabyte mini PC is quite small, but it's also quite heavy considering its size. However, this might be due to the copper heat sink that's been used in its construction. It's clear that Gigabyte has paid attention to detail when it comes to design and build quality.

The Power Brick

Next to the unit, I have the power brick, which is quite large despite being thin. The Mickey Mouse-type plug on the front of the power brick is an interesting touch, and it's clear that Gigabyte wants its products to stand out from the crowd. However, the weight of the power brick is surprising, especially considering how small the unit itself is.

The Unit's Features

Now, let's take a closer look at the unit's features. As I can see, there are two USB 3 ports on the front, as well as an audio jack and power buttons on the top. The back of the unit has a variety of ports, including HDMI, DisplayPort, and network connectivity. There's also a fan inside the unit, which should help to keep things cool.

Getting the Unit Running

To get the unit running, I'll need to install a hard drive, either a mini SATA drive or a 2.5-inch SATA drive. Gigabyte recommends using RAM that's compatible with 1.35V, so it won't work with 1.5V. That's all for now - in my next video, I'll open up the unit and show you what's inside.

Closing Thoughts

That's it for this quick unboxing video of the Gigabyte mini PC with Iris Pro graphics. It's clear that Gigabyte has put a lot of thought into its design and build quality, and I'm excited to see how this device performs in real-world use. Whether you're looking for a compact desktop PC or a media center, the Gigabyte mini PC is definitely worth considering. Thanks for watching!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enokay so I've got my gigabyte bricks Pro here and I thought I'd do a quick unboxing because no one seems to have done a video yet which is odd but this is the gigabyte mini PC that has the iris pro graphics this one's the i5 version so it's not as fast as the ice happen however it should be quick enough to play some games in 720p and be a good little mini desktop PC or a media PC so have a look at what's in the box here so this is the box itself as you can see it's in red I think you can get it in black and yellow but that's all they had available at the time was the red okay so let's open the box up here if the camera will focus focus things here some reason okay so here we have the unit itself we have inside the box here Quick Start Guide let's break it here to mount it on the back of your monitor or television with the VESA fix I think it's cold on the back of the TV drivers this and some screws here that will be for your hard drive 2.5 inch hard drive you can fit in there any rubber seal that's for the headphone socket you're not going to use it you can seal it up and let's have a look what else is in here we have okay power brick quite large although it's thin you can see it's quite thin and has the Mickey Mouse type plug three pin there and here's the bricks Pro itself it's quite heavy for the size of it it's quite heavy but every down to the copper heat Center that's got a nest that's a cool thing okay and here it is you can see it's quite small here's the power brick needs to it which is actually longer than the unit and the bricks itself two USB 3 ports at the front Vinc here audio jack power buttons on the top and on the back you've got your power hdmi displayport network and two USB 3 ports there and lots of events there and just see the fan inside there there's nothing on that side just event and ah this also screws here that you need to undo so you can open it up I'll do that in another video I will open the unit up and show you what's inside and all you need to do actually get the unit running is is a hard drive either a mini SATA drive or 2.5 inch SATA drive and some RAM and the RAM has to be one point three five volts it won't work with one point five so there you go a quick unboxing thanks for watchingokay so I've got my gigabyte bricks Pro here and I thought I'd do a quick unboxing because no one seems to have done a video yet which is odd but this is the gigabyte mini PC that has the iris pro graphics this one's the i5 version so it's not as fast as the ice happen however it should be quick enough to play some games in 720p and be a good little mini desktop PC or a media PC so have a look at what's in the box here so this is the box itself as you can see it's in red I think you can get it in black and yellow but that's all they had available at the time was the red okay so let's open the box up here if the camera will focus focus things here some reason okay so here we have the unit itself we have inside the box here Quick Start Guide let's break it here to mount it on the back of your monitor or television with the VESA fix I think it's cold on the back of the TV drivers this and some screws here that will be for your hard drive 2.5 inch hard drive you can fit in there any rubber seal that's for the headphone socket you're not going to use it you can seal it up and let's have a look what else is in here we have okay power brick quite large although it's thin you can see it's quite thin and has the Mickey Mouse type plug three pin there and here's the bricks Pro itself it's quite heavy for the size of it it's quite heavy but every down to the copper heat Center that's got a nest that's a cool thing okay and here it is you can see it's quite small here's the power brick needs to it which is actually longer than the unit and the bricks itself two USB 3 ports at the front Vinc here audio jack power buttons on the top and on the back you've got your power hdmi displayport network and two USB 3 ports there and lots of events there and just see the fan inside there there's nothing on that side just event and ah this also screws here that you need to undo so you can open it up I'll do that in another video I will open the unit up and show you what's inside and all you need to do actually get the unit running is is a hard drive either a mini SATA drive or 2.5 inch SATA drive and some RAM and the RAM has to be one point three five volts it won't work with one point five so there you go a quick unboxing thanks for watching\n"