Khadas raises 64GB Mind Pro price by $800 since launch
Khadas has raised the price of its Mind Pro mini PC to $2,599. The system opened for preorders on January 27 at $1,799, meaning its price has increased by $800, or 44.5%, in six months.
The $1,799 price included a $200 preorder discount against an intended $1,999 retail price. Khadas raised the price to $2,299 on March 28, citing higher memory costs. Just over three months later, the company added another $300, bringing the total price to $2,599.
© Khadas The Mind Pro is a 0.43-liter modular mini PC powered by an Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor. The available version includes 64GB of LPDDR5X-8533 memory and a 2TB M.2 2230 SSD. It also has a built-in standby battery and a proprietary Mind Link connector that carries PCIe, USB, display and power signals to compatible expansion modules.
© Khadas The cheaper versions are still unavailable
Khadas currently sells only the 64GB configuration, which is excessive for many mini-PC workloads and contributes to the high entry price. The planned 32GB Core Ultra X7 model remains unavailable, while the 96GB Core Ultra X9 version has also been delayed. Options with 16GB, 24GB or 32GB would make more sense for buyers who do not need workstation-class memory capacity.
Price isn’t the only issue, Khadas systems are hard to recommend due to proprietary expansion hardware also adds heavily to the total cost. Khadas charges $1,349 for Mind Graphics 2, which combines a desktop GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB with a 350W power supply, additional display outputs, USB ports and networking. The Mind Pro and RTX 5060 Ti module now cost $3,948 together , while the basic Mind Dock is another $179.
Source: Khadas
