Beelink GTi14 (32GB + 1TB) vs Beelink SEi14 (32GB + 1TB)

Both run the same Intel Core Ultra 9 185H with Arc graphics, the same 32GB of DDR5 memory, the same 1TB PCIe SSD and the same one-year warranty, so the SEi14's win comes down purely to cost and how existing owners rate it, not raw hardware. Look past those two factors, though, and the Beelink GTi14 (32GB + 1TB) is arguably the more feature-rich machine, it adds a fingerprint reader, a microphone, dual speakers, an SD card slot, a built-in power supply and newer Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 radios that the SEi14 skips entirely, along with more USB 3.2 ports and a full GPU slot that pairs with Beelink's optional EX Pro dock for an external graphics card. For a lower price and a slightly better track record with owners, the Beelink SEi14 (32GB + 1TB) is the easier recommendation as a home-server box; for extra built-in conveniences, a self-contained power supply and the option to add a discrete GPU later, the Beelink GTi14 (32GB + 1TB) is worth the extra cost.