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Beelink ME mini (N95 12GB + 64GB) vs Beelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB)

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Updated October 2026
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Two Beelink boxes that look like mini PCs but are really small storage servers, and the Beelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB) wins because it holds real hard drives.
It pairs two 2.5/3.5-inch SATA bays with three M.2 slots, adds a 5GbE and a 2.5GbE port, ships 16 GB of memory and a 1 TB SSD, and comes in a quiet all-aluminum chassis. The Beelink ME mini (N95 12GB + 64GB) is the cheaper flash-only cube: six M.2 slots for up to 24 TB of SSDs, two 2.5G ports and an internal power supply, but only 12 GB of soldered memory, 64 GB of eMMC and no drive bay. Choose the ME Pro to host hard drives and self-hosted services, and the ME mini for an all-flash NAS where every drive is an M.2 stick.
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FeatureBeelink ME mini (N95 12GB + 64GB)Beelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB)Winner
Price$329.00$559.00Beelink ME mini (N95 12GB + 64GB)
Memory Capacity12 GB16 GBBeelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB)
Storage Capacity64 GB1 TBBeelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB)
CPU ModelIntel N95Intel N150Different strengths
GPU ModelIntel UHD Graphics (16 EUs)Intel UHD Graphics (24 EUs)Different strengths
Rating4.54.5Tie
Warranty3 years3 yearsTie
Memory ConfigurationSingle-channelSingle-channelTie
Memory TypeLPDDR5LPDDR5Tie
Memory Speed4800 MT/s4800 MT/sTie

What the differences mean

Drive bays

The Beelink ME Pro takes two 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch SATA hard drives alongside three M.2 slots, up to 72 TB in total, which is what makes it a real NAS host. The Beelink ME mini has no SATA bay at all: six M.2 2280 slots are the whole storage plan, up to 24 TB of SSDs.

Memory

Both use soldered single-channel LPDDR5 that cannot be upgraded. The ME Pro ships 16 GB and the ME mini 12 GB, and that fixed ceiling is the main limit on how many containers or virtual machines each can carry.

Networking

The ME mini has two 2.5G Ethernet ports, useful for link aggregation. The ME Pro has one 5GbE and one 2.5GbE, so it offers a faster single link rather than a matched pair.

Power

The Beelink ME mini hides a 45 W supply inside its 99 mm cube, so it runs from one AC cable. The Beelink ME Pro uses an external 120 W brick, which is one more object on the shelf but leaves room for the drive bays.

What is included and the chassis

The ME Pro includes a 1 TB SSD and an aluminum body weighing 2.1 kg, with HDMI plus video over USB-C and an audio jack. The ME mini is a lighter plastic cube with a single HDMI output, no audio jack, no DisplayPort and no included data drive beyond its 64 GB eMMC.

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What owners say

Beelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB) owners mostly run it as a home server rather than a desktop, under TrueNAS, Proxmox, Unraid or Ubuntu, or as a Windows Plex box, and two things come up again and again. The first is noise: several say the internal blower is close to silent in a quiet room, quiet enough to keep in a bedroom or living room. The second is build quality, with the aluminum unibody described as solid and precisely made and noticeably smaller than an older two-bay NAS. Owners report plenty of headroom for a dozen container services on the N150 and easy drive installation. The recurring cautions are that the 16 GB of memory is soldered and cannot be upgraded, that the preinstalled Windows is slow to update and not meant as a desktop replacement, that drives run warm under load with tight-fitting trays, and that the 120 W supply is an external brick rather than an internal unit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better overall: Beelink ME mini (N95 12GB + 64GB) or Beelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB)?

The Beelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB) for a home server, because it takes two SATA hard drives, offers 5GbE, ships 16 GB of memory and a 1 TB SSD and comes in a quiet aluminum chassis. The Beelink ME mini (N95 12GB + 64GB) is the better pick for an all-flash build where only M.2 sticks are wanted and the budget is tighter.

What is the biggest difference between the Beelink ME mini and the Beelink ME Pro?

Drive bays. The Beelink ME Pro has two 2.5/3.5-inch SATA bays plus three M.2 slots and includes a 1 TB SSD, while the Beelink ME mini has six M.2 slots and only a 64 GB eMMC. That makes the ME Pro a NAS host and the ME mini an all-flash appliance.

Can the Beelink ME mini and the Beelink ME Pro have their memory upgraded?

No. Both use soldered single-channel LPDDR5 that cannot be changed. The Beelink ME mini ships 12 GB and the Beelink ME Pro 16 GB, and that is the maximum for each, which caps how many containers or virtual machines they can run.

Do the Beelink ME mini and the Beelink ME Pro run NAS software?

Neither includes NAS software. Both ship with Windows 11 Home on standard x86 hardware, so owners install TrueNAS, Unraid, Proxmox or Ubuntu Server themselves, which is how most of them are used.

Who should buy the Beelink ME mini (N95 12GB + 64GB)?

Someone building a small all-flash file, backup or media server who wants six M.2 slots, dual 2.5G networking and an internal power supply, and who can accept fixed 12 GB of memory and buying every SSD separately.

Who should buy the Beelink ME Pro (N150 16GB + 1TB)?

Anyone who wants a compact, quiet home-lab box that holds two hard drives and a few M.2 drives, with 5GbE networking and an included 1 TB SSD, and who is comfortable installing their own operating system.

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