Editorial, 22 Aug 2026. Specs from maker pages and recent street reports. We have not burned these units in. Affiliate tags are not live.
Amazon listing roulette: EQ14 1G vs 2.5G, G3 Plus vs G3 Pro
Not another N100 vs N150 chip table. Match the CPU string, the NIC chip, and the RAM type before you click. Title slugs lie.
Beelink and GMKtec reuse titles. ASINs have redirected. The same model name can be RTL8111H 1G or I226-V 2.5G. One GMKtec URL slug still says “G3 Plus / N150” while the live title is a Core i3. This is the junk-listing note. The chip compare stays on the roundup.
Worked examples, 22 Aug 2026
| ASIN / page | What the URL or title implies | What the live page said | Do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beelink official EQ14 | One model, dual LAN | NIC table lists RTL8111H 1G and I226-V 2.5G | Read the cart line. EQ14 note. |
Amazon B0D6FLW5YM | EQ14 dual LAN | Title: dual 1000 Mbps. 16 GB / 1 TB. | Treat as 1G. Do not quote it as 2.5G. |
Amazon B0F6CPHY48 | Slug: “Nucbox G3 Plus / N150” | Live title: GMKtec G3 Pro, Core i3-10110U, $299.99, temporarily OOS | Do not buy this as an N150. Classic junk listing. |
Amazon B0DM58M5SD | G3 Plus N150 | N150, 8 GB / 256 GB, 2.5G | 8 GB trap. See G3 Plus note. |
Amazon B0DM25BD7Y | G3 Plus 16/512 in older notes | 404 on fetch 22 Aug 2026 | Do not deep-link a dead ASIN. We do not have a live 16 GB G3 Plus ASIN today. |
Skip
Skip any listing you cannot match on all three: CPU string, NIC chip, RAM type (SO-DIMM vs soldered, and the GB number). Skip 8 GB soldered or 8 GB SO-DIMM as a default. Skip sending people to maker storefronts that are sold out at a list price that does not match street (GMKtec official G3 Plus was sold out at a $499.99 tag). When Amazon is a mess, buy from the maker page if that page is in stock: bee-link.com EQ14, protectli.com VP2430e.
Sources
Beelink EQ14 official. Amazon B0D6FLW5YM. Amazon B0DM58M5SD (8 GB G3 Plus). Amazon B0F6CPHY48 (negative example: G3 Pro i3, not G3 Plus N150). Also: RAM traps.