alaTest has collected and analyzed 1 user review of ECS Liva X Mini PC (2014) from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 1.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Desktops on Amazon.com.

A minuscule marvel

Early last year we reviewed the ECS LIVA X, and now there is an updated version - the X2. On the fac Early last year we reviewed the ECS LIVA X, and now there is an updated version – the X2. On the face of it, the LIVA X2 has changed slightly, as it is...

ECS has updated its Liva Mini PC and the new version is named Liva X. Its a small box that is powere ECS has updated its Liva Mini PC and the new version is named Liva X. Its a small box that is powered by a Celeron N2808 dual core System on Chip that...

The ECS Liva Z7 Plus mini PC delivers standout connectivity and performance in an exceptionally compact design that operates in near silence.

The ECS Liva Z5 Plus presents compelling value in an extra-compact design with a surprisingly hefty selection of ports and enough power to drive up to four displays.

The ECS Liva Z3 is a basic mini PC that resembles many other Intel NUC-style desktops, but comes in well under $300 fully configured. Just expect limited performance from its inexpensive components.

The ECS Liva Q3 Plus is a tiny, quiet, capable, and affordable mini PC that's a great fit as a living-room media streamer or light-duty, hide-anywhere office computer.

If you need an affordable mini PC with strong performance for everyday tasks, ECS's Liva Z3 Plus is a sensible option—providing you don't mind upgrading it with an extra stick of SO-DIMM RAM.

An uncommon DIY mini-PC that supports a subset of AMD Ryzen CPUs, the ECS Liva SF110-A320 is far from perfect, but it's a reasonable budget pick for shoppers seeking the pep of Ryzen's Vega integrated graphics.

Though a marvel in miniature, the ECS Liva Q2 Mini PC is a case of a small PC being a little too small. Despite its use of an efficient mobile CPU, it needs a fan to keep its thermals in check.