Blackview MP200: Complete (and cheap) miniature PC

The mini PC category is less represented in our country compared to laptops, but occasionally we get a piece from MSI or Gigabyte. When I received an email from Blackview and with it an opportunity to broaden my horizons, I didn’t hesitate and agreed to test their MP200 solution. The compact computer with an 11th generation Core i5 processor got both RAM and an SSD in the package, which is remarkable at a 400-euro price.

Evaluation

The Blackview MP200 is a nifty mini-pc with an interesting price tag, compact size, good portability and solid performance. That is, unless you plan to play games or work on 3D projects. However, it’s more than suitable for regular office work, and thanks to its compatible size and weight, it’s not a problem to take it on the road or on a plane.

I can complain about the sometimes noisier operation, which is silenced again after a while, the lack of an SD card slot or universal Thunderbolt connector or slower memory due to the use of only one module. However, this can be solved very quickly by buying a second one.

Compared to the previously tested Nvisen Y-M01-8 and MSI Cubi 5 10M-035EU configurations, the MP200 definitely offers a better price-performance ratio, especially thanks to the presence of RAM and storage in the already interesting price tag of around 400 EUR. All of this deserves praise, which is best summed up by our “Smart buy!” accolade.

English translation and edit by Jozef Dudáš

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  1. Set up my Blackview MP200 easily with Windows 11. Left computer for about 20 minutes and it turned off. Cannot sign back in. Tried disconnecting WIFI and LAN but no skip option appears on screen. Cannot log in to personal account or sign back in. Apparently this is an issue as the computer comes with a yellow warning sticker. Help.

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