Beelink GK Mini NUC Mini PC will not boot

soupdragon

My Beelink GK Mini NUC Mini PC will not boot. The blue LED on the front flickers when I plug in the power, but nothing happens when I press the power button. I have tried the CMOS reset.

support1

soupdragon Did you unplug the power supply and other USB devices before you clear the CMOS ?

ProStar-Ghost

i’ll just throw in a suggestion. unplug the power to the GK Mini. Now, gently hold the power button in for 60 seconds. let go of the power button. now plug in the power to the GK Mini. try starting the GK Mini in normal fashion.

soupdragon

Thanks, but no change

soupdragon

everything was unplugged

soupdragon

Well that was £200 well spent wasn’t it, barely lasted 2 years ☹

support1

Hi there, you can contact our support to send it back for repair, but you might need to pay the repair fee because it it out of warranty.

soupdragon

You’re kidding right? It’s a pile o’ shite.
I don’t recommend anyone buys a Beelink device, 12 months warranty, then it is dead another year later.
Pathetic.

soupdragon

I’ve submitted a review on Amazon already and will advise anyone considering a Beelink to go for something different. I have 5 Mele fanless PCs and all are fine. Plus they have a smaller footprint.

JameelPerkins

soupdragon hi soupdragon I’m Jameel Perkins asking is it possbile to connected my ps5 on Beelink mini s sicne the beelink mini s supports dual hdmi yes or no ?

soupdragon

It doesn’t support anything if it doesn’t power on.

support1

soupdragon Hi there, sorry, but the PC has one-year warranty, and your PC is 2 years, so if you want to send it back for repair, you need to pay possible repair fee.

soupdragon

Why would I want to pay for this piece of crap to be repaired????

support1

soupdragon We sincerely apologize for the frustration and disappointment you’ve experienced with your Beelink GK Mini—this is far from the reliability and service we want our customers to have.
We understand your reluctance to invest further in repairs, your feedback about the warranty period and product longevity is critical, and we’re using it to push for improvements in both our hardware durability and post-warranty support options.
While we can’t change the past, we want to make this right in any way we can. If you’re open to it, please reach out to our dedicated support team at support-pc@bee-link.com. We’d like to discuss a goodwill solution—whether that’s a discounted repair, or another option that feels fair to you.
Thank you for holding us accountable. We know trust is hard to earn back, but we’re committed to showing you we’re serious about improving.
Sincerely,
Beelink Service

soupdragon

A discounted repair? That implies that I still have to pay. Not much of a goodwill solution. Beelink: contributors to the throw away society and the technology landfill.

I see you’re now producing NAS systems. What a horror show. Imagine having your data corrupted due to a fault that “is far from the reliability and service you want your customers to have.”