Zotac ZBOX nano AD10 Plus

50% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

95% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Absolutely tiny ; Attractive and affordable ; Quiet and frugal ; Packed with connections ; Integrated IR and remote

Limited performance ; No optical drive ; No ready-out-of-box configs ; No integrated TV tuner

With all the connectivity and (nearly) all the features youcould want in a nettop or media PC stuffed into a tiny, attractive,milled-aluminium chassis, the Zotac Zbox Nano AD10 is a great entrant. Far moreversatile than dedicated media players and...

So very small ; Fusion-powered

Still very low-powered ; Lacks real functionality

Looks fantastic ; good bundle ; quiet ; low power drain ; runs cool ; ideal for media and casual gaming demands

No HDMI cable ; hard drive is the only weak area of the system build ; Operating system costs need factored in

Kitguru says: For the money, it is an excellent purchase. We would mod it out a little however with a new hard drive and perhaps even a memory upgrade.

The Zotac Zbox Nano AD10 Plus sells at a market operating price of Rs. 17,999. This makes it a really good choice for an all-in-one computer where one can browse the Internet, use simple Microsoft Office tools like Word, Powerpoint, Excel, etc. But,...

Good CPU choice; tiny; can be mounted to the back of a display

No optical drive or OS; single-channel memory; small, slow hard drive

Low Power ; Super Slick Form Factor ; Good Price ; DX11 Graphics ; Bluetooth, WiFi, IR, GB Lan All Here

Could Use More USB Ports ; Included WiFi Controller Sub-Par ; Drive Included With Plus Model Is Pokey ; No OS

In comparison to other ultra small form factor systems and similarly equipped mobile devices in its same class, the Zotac Zbox Nano AD10 Plus is a good performer. Generally speaking this diminutive system performs exactly as other E-350 APU-bases...

Beautiful form factor; Many options to customize; WiFi & LAN connections; Two USB 3.0 ports; SATA III 6Gbps HDD port

No OS included

The real pain during installation was that the USB 3.0 ports wouldn’t work as there were no drivers that could have been installed, so I had to use one USB 2.0 port for installing Win 7 (on a USB stick) and switch between the keyboard and mouse as and...

The Zbox Nano AD10 is a perfect example of less being more—and more being more. Along with a chassis that's half the size of a standard Zbox, Zotac throws in a better VESA bracket, an external antenna, an MCE-compatible remote, and Bluetooth support. ...

Very compact machine, has all the needed peripherals to make this a very viable option for a media center. Will run most all types of media, has trouble with BR resolution from file form. 13 GB movie file was the only one that has stuttered on this...

Will hang on first boot on occasion. Will go through the boot up sound and hangs on the zbox menu. Have to hold down the power button to reboot and will boot normally. This only happens on occasion, but is annoying none the less. Haven't flashed the...

Good little box. Ubuntu linux installs and works fine

Wifi is somewhat deaf. Sees a lot fewer APs even with an external antenna than my netbook does with it's internal antenna