This tiny terror comes armed with Troubled Chipzilla’s Core i9-13900HK, which somehow squeezes 10 cores, 16 threads, and 24MB of cache into a space smaller than your average paperweight. It offers a modest 5 percent speed bump over its 2023 sibling — the IT13 — which is essentially GEEKOM's way of saying, “We've upgraded it, but don’t expect fireworks.”

The IT13 2025 is targeting business professionals and creative individuals who want to appear as if they’re not just buying a glorified NUC. It supports quad-monitor setups, has enough ports to satisfy even the most cable-obsessed nerd.

Gaming enthusiasts won't be disappointed either, as the Iris Xe Graphics iGPU matches entry-level discrete GPUs in performance, running popular titles like DOTA 2, Battlefield 5, and Genshin Impact smoothly at 1080p on moderate settings. Just don’t expect it to handle Cyberpunk 2077 unless you’re running it on potato settings.

The IT13 2025 Edition IceBlast Cooling is designed to prevent this miniature monster from melting through your desk during extended work sessions or a three-hour Genshin Impact session.

The company promises that the IT13 2025 Edition underwent rigorous durability testing before mass production to ensure long-term reliability.

On the software side, you get Windows 11 Pro included from the start. The three-year warranty and customer support promises are standard fluff.

For $659 (with 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD) or $749 (with 2TB SSD), you’re getting a decently priced mini PC that might last more than a year without sounding like a jet engine or catching fire. Compared to Job’s Mob, which charges twice as much for half the ports and none of the performance, it’s a bargain.