Mr.NUC V3-J1900 is an Intel NUC Clone Based on Celeron J1900 Processor

Intel NUC (Next of Computing) are tiny and relatively low cost computers made by Intel. But in case you wondered if there were any clones available to save a few extra dollars, and/or gain a faster processor, a Chinese company is now selling Mr.NUC V3-J1900 barebone system with an Intel Celeron J1900 quad core processor for $169 + shipping, which adds over $40 since the mini PC only ships by courier. If you happen to live in the US, it’s probably not such as good deal, but in other countries maybe…

Mr_NUC_V3-J1900This mini PC is said to be based on a custom designed motherboard made by Gigabyte (MZBAYAP) for Realan, with the following technical specifications:

  • SoC – Intel Celeron J1900 Quad core processor  @ 2.0 GHz (base) / 2.41 GHz (Burst) with Intel Gen 7 HD graphics (10W TDP)
  • System Memory –  DDR3L 1333/1666 MHz SO-DIMM slot
  • Storage – 2.5″ SATA hard drive or SSD
  • Video Output – HDMI + VGA
  • Audio – HDMI, 3.5 mm jack for headphone or S/PDIF?
  • Connectivity – Realtek RTL8111 Gigabit Ethernet, optional Wi-Fi via mPCIe module
  • USB – 2x USB 2.0 host ports, 1x USB 3.0 port.
  • Misc – Power button, power LED, Kensington lock
  • Power Supply – TBD
  • Dimensions –  113 x 115 x 5.7 mm
  • Weight – 700 grams
The mini PC comes with a power adapter and cord, a VESA mount with screws, an installation manual, and a warranty card.

Intel_NUC_Clone Shenzhen Realan does not sell complete kits with Wi-Fi , RAM and hard drive, so you’d also have to purchase an Intel NUC compatible wireless module, a 2.5″ hard drive or SSD, as well as a SO-DIMM DDR3L module to have a fully functional computer. You’d also need to install your preferred operating system be it Windows or a Linux distribution by yourself. Some other alternatives like CSQ CSW9, X29-J1900, or even an original Intel NUC might be a better deal depending on where you live.

You can also check out the manufacturer’s page. which also claims support for an extra mSATA SSD just line in an Intel NUC.

Via AndroidPC.es

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newbie
newbie
9 years ago

Intel Atom Z3735F @ 1.33GHz vs Intel Celeron N2930 @ 1.83GHz vs Intel Celeron J1900 @ 1.99GHz
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare.php?cmp[]=2326&cmp[]=2255&cmp[]=2131
I don’t know anything about GPU and VPU performance…

Jim st
Jim st
9 years ago

I’ve never figured out why the list it with DHL almost overnight, vs Chinese Post, which is probably reasonable. Maybe customs clearing? Not sure. However I’d try to get it changed to some shipping method more reasonable if I could.

thanks, nice review as always.
jim

agumonkey
9 years ago

@newbie
the comment system rewrote the url, compare.php?cmp=2326&cmp=2255&cmp=2131 should be compare.php?cmp[]=2326&cmp[]=2255&cmp[]=2131

jqpabc123
jqpabc123
9 years ago

@Jim st

It costs more — so they can ship it regular post and pocket the difference.

Sean
Sean
9 years ago

A HP Stream/Pavilion Mini will be more cost efficient. Some Chromeboxes (Asus, HP, etc.) have similar spec’s as well as prices too.

Mongrol
Mongrol
9 years ago

@jim. From my experience the chinese or singapore post services are shocking. DElivery to Australia, which is in teh same asia pac region takes 2 -4 weeks and frequently gets lost.

Marius
9 years ago

For larger of heavier items they can’t use the regular post. The limit is somewhere around 2KG.
It’s not that they don’t want to offer cheaper shipping, there’s competition between sellers so someone would offer the cheaper shipping if it were possible.
Btw the Chinese don’t even ship these themselves, they just send them to some “logistics center” and that takes care of all the shipping so it’s not even up to them most of the time.

Mark
Mark
9 years ago

@Jim st Customs brokerage indeed I guess. I have nothing but praise for DHL Belgium when it comes to customer service, but believe me, you don’t want to deal with the greedy incompetent bureaucrats at DHL Latvia. DHL Belgium reliably gets me packages from China in 3-4 days. Brokerage fee under 25€ (excluding import VAT and import taxes of course). Delivered to my doorstep without any interaction from me needed. DHL Latvia is different. Brokerage fee is around almost three times higher (ecxcluding import VAT and import taxes of course) in a country with one tenth the wage cost per… Read more »

TLS
TLS
9 years ago

A little bit too similar to the Gigabyte BRIX BXBX-1900?
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5118#ov

roel
roel
9 years ago

Or a shuttle xs35v4: http://www.amazon.com/SHUTTLE-Barebone-System-Components-XS35V4/dp/B00JJF0XUO/ref=pd_sim_sbs_pc_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1K44V8J8KS23BCHYAVJZ

Should be good to make a HTPC as it has a dvd-drive also. Altough it’s a little long wit 25cm (due to the dvd-drive).

Kees Kakgraag
Kees Kakgraag
8 years ago

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