Beelink Wildcat Lake mini PCs are now official, bringing Intel’s latest 18A technology to compact desktop systems. The new lineup includes the EQ mini, EQi, and ME Pro models, all designed to offer better efficiency, AI performance, and fast connectivity in small form factors.

The new systems are powered by Intel’s Core 3 304 processor, which features one performance core, four efficiency cores, integrated Xe3-LPG graphics, and a built-in NPU for AI tasks. Intel says the chip delivers up to 120 percent higher single-core performance and around 60 percent better multi-core performance compared to the older Core i3-N305 processor. The processor also supports up to 24 TOPS of AI performance for AI-assisted workloads and local AI processing.

The EQ mini focuses on simple desktop setups with an ultra-compact design and a built-in 45 W power supply. Meanwhile, the EQi model adds dual-network support with both 10GbE and 2.5GbE Ethernet ports, making it more suitable for multitasking and networking workloads. The ME Pro combines mini PC and NAS functionality in one compact device and includes dual 3.5-inch drive bays for storage-heavy tasks.

All three systems support dual USB4 ports and high-speed 10GbE networking. With this launch, Beelink Wildcat Lake mini PCs aim to bring modern AI-ready desktop performance to more users while keeping power usage low and designs compact.

Beelink has not yet confirmed pricing or global availability for the new lineup.