Beelink has rolled out its first lineup built on Intel’s new Wildcat Lake low‑power platform, targeting compact desktops that need AI acceleration. All three devices run the Core 3 304 chip—one performance core, four efficiency cores, Xe3‑LPG graphics and an on‑board NPU. Compared with the previous Core i3‑N305, the new silicon offers roughly 120 % higher single‑core speed and 60 % better multi‑core throughput.

The EQ mini packs the 45 W internal PSU into an ultra‑compact chassis for everyday tasks and light AI workloads. The EQi steps up power to an 85 W supply and adds dual Ethernet—10 GbE plus 2.5 GbE—making it suitable for edge computing and multitasking. Meanwhile, the ME Pro merges mini‑PC and NAS roles, offering two 3.5‑inch bays, 10 GbE and 2.5 GbE connectivity for storage‑heavy AI applications.

By shipping Wildcat Lake devices across mini‑PC and NAS categories, Beelink becomes the first brand to expose Intel 18A’s RibbonFET and PowerVia efficiencies to mainstream buyers. The combination of low power draw, built‑in AI compute up to 24 TOPS and 10 GbE networking positions these boxes as practical options for home creators, small offices and edge deployments, expanding AI‑ready PCs beyond premium niches.