Acemagic K1 review: This cheap Ryzen mini PC has one easy-to-fix weakness

When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. But its slow SATA SSD holds it back. The Acemagic K1 handles office work, video conferencing, and streaming without a hitch. For the price, the Ryzen 5 delivers surprisingly good multi-core performance; power consumption remains low and the range of ports is just right. The device is held back by the slow SATA SSD and the soldered-in RAM.