GMKtec M5S Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5400U drops to $359.98, its lowest price yet

Pick this up and save $170.01.

Most mini PCs at this price make you choose between ports, memory, or a processor that chokes on a spreadsheet. The GMKtec M5S skips that tradeoff, and right now it costs less than it ever has.

GMKtec M5S Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5400U drops to $359.98 - save $170.01. That 32% cut brings a quad-core desktop with dual 2.5G Ethernet and triple display support down to a number no competing mini PC matches with the same spec sheet.

THE DEAL

GMKtec M5S Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5400U

$359.98 (was $529.99) - Save $170.01 (32% off)

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Get This Deal

This is the lowest price on record for the M5S. The machine has hovered near $478 across the last 180 days, so $359.98 lands well under its recent average, and the current sale price matches the all-time low. For just $359.98, down from its list price of $529.99, you are getting roughly $118 less than the typical going rate.

What You're Getting

The Ryzen 5400U handles office work, streaming, and light creative tasks without breaking a sweat. Both memory and storage are user-upgradeable, so the 16GB and 256GB starting point is a floor, not a ceiling. Dual 2.5G Ethernet makes this a natural fit for NAS builds and soft routing, and the three display outputs let you run a full multi-monitor desk without a dock.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone replacing a bulky tower with something that fits behind a monitor, plus home lab builders who want dual 2.5G ports in a small box. It also works as a quiet always-on machine for a home server or media setup. If you need serious gaming or heavy video editing, a discrete GPU build serves you better.

The Caveat

The 256GB SSD fills up fast if you store a large media library. Plan on adding a second M.2 drive if that is your use case.

Final Verdict

At its lowest price ever, the M5S delivers the ports and upgrade room that mini PCs at this number usually cut. Buy it now if you want a compact, expandable desktop for work and networking. Skip it only if you need dedicated graphics.