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Anthony Spadafora

Acemagic F2A review: A powerful Core Ultra mini PC with one annoying flaw

The Acemagic F2A mini PC plugged into a monitor and set up on a desk.

The Acemagic F2A is a powerful mini PC with a sleek design, plenty of ports and an extra M.2 slot. However, this mini PC is  let down by one annoying flaw.

Under the hood, this mini PC has an Intel Core Ultra processor with a built-in Intel Arc GPU that’s backed up by 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. The Acemagic F2A is also equipped for multi-gig internet thanks to Wi-Fi 7 support and the inclusion of a 2.5Gb Ethernet port. There’s even a nice selection of ports at both the front and back of this mini PC — but a Thunderbolt or USB4 port is nowhere to be found. The Acemagic F2A can power multiple displays though, thanks to the inclusion of two HDMI ports and a USB-C port.

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