Zotac ZBOX nano XS AD11 Plus

usability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

design, reliability, usability, size

56% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Slight fan noise and underwhelming driver-install process

Slight fan noise and underwhelming driver-install process

Very competitive pricing, Extremely compact, Excellent mix of connectivity, Remote control included, Cool ring of light on top that can be turned off, Additional IR receiver included, Wireless connectivity via a USB Antenna, Excellent construction...

Rather loud in comparison to other E-450 based systems, Gets quite hot under our benchmarks, Wireless solution takes up anUSB port

Quiet, compact, SSD provides decent speeds

Slightly underwhelming CPU, wireless playback can be a bit choppy

Like many of its previous mini PCs, the Zbox Nano XS comes with a metal plate that can be used to mount the device to the back of any standard LCD monitor equipped with a VESA mount, so you can hide it away – the downside of this is that it might get a...

Low Power ; Super Slick Form Factor ; Good Price ; DX11 Graphics ; WiFi, IR, GB LAN All Here

Could Use More USB Ports ; Included WiFi Controller Sub-Par ; No OS

Overall, the new Zotac ZBOX Nano XS AD11 is a good performer. In comparison to other ultra small form factor systems and similarly equipped mobile devices in its same class, the ZBOX Nano XS AD11 does well. The AMD E-450 APU at the heart of the system...

Last week we took a look at ZOTAC’s ZBOX AD05 Plus, a system many would consider to be ultra compact. On that model ZOTAC were able to cram in a dual core CPU, 2GB of memory, a 300+GB drive and DirectX 11 GPU along with plenty of key features including...

Incredibly small ; Decent general PC power

No operating system ; All installation via USB

A relatively powerful mini PC, ideal as a media centre or bedroom machine, but lacks the raw performance for anything much more taxing.

The ZOTAC ZBOX nano XS AD11 Plus retails for Rs.25,400, which we feel is a very good price considering the whole package and just how tiny it is. You could build a mini-ITX based HTPC yourself but that will turn out to be more expensive and you’ll...

I was excited when Zotac told us they were sending the ZBox Nano XS AD11 Plus (what a name!) for review, the concept of pocket size “desktop” computers is one that I rather like. I’ve been hoping that such things would eventually exist for quite a...