Packaging and Contents

The box itself is relatively plain, with only three of the panels having any information. Looking at the top you will find the Minisforum logo in gold, but little else. Meanwhile, the bottom details the specifications which include an AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS, 32 GB of DDR5 5600 SODIMM memory, and a 1 TB M.2 NVMe SSD. As for the side panels they are either plain or have the company logo and product name (EliteMini UM780 XTX) in gold. While it lacks flashy graphics or bulleted feature lists, the lack of these means the packaging is quite elegant and clean.


Internally the packaging is designed with the system placed in the center and wrapped in a very thin layer of foam. As for the power brick, vertical mount, etc., it is all placed below the system in a separate compartment. Overall, the system arrived in pristine condition, so I have no complaints on the packaging front.


Regarding the bundled components, you'll discover all the standard elements along with some interesting extras. First is the vertical mount / stand which does give the system a unique stance compared to leaving it on a desk, or mounting it to the back of a monitor. An RGB backlight is present for the top panel, which also has a Tiger etching to give it a bit of visual flair. However, you can customize that with an aftermarket alternative if you wish, since it just slides into place. While these inclusions wouldn't make me buy the unit they do help set it apart from its competitors to a certain degree. Regardless, everything you need is included along with Windows 11.

• Minisforum EliteMini UM780 XTX
• Power brick
• VESA mounting plate
• VESA screws
• Vertical Mount
• Tiger etching for backlight flair
• Manual