The GEEKOM XT13 Pro Mini PC is designed with some user-upgradability in mind, featuring easily accessible components for memory, storage, and wireless module upgrades. A detailed teardown reveals the internal configuration and component selection of this compact computing device.

Accessing the interior of the XT13 Pro requires the removal of four screws on the underside of the unit, which allows the bottom cover to be detached. This cover is equipped with a copper plate, which uses two thermal pads to dissipate heat from the internal components, specifically the M.2 SSDs.

Inside, the XT12 Pro is equipped with two DDR4 memory slots, both occupied by 16GB DDR4-3200 memory sticks, totalling 32GB of RAM. For storage, it utilizes a 2TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD, providing substantial high-speed storage capacity. Additionally, the mini PC includes an empty (small) M.2 2242 SATA slot, offering the potential for further storage expansion.

Below the main storage SSD, the teardown reveals a MediaTek MT7922-based wireless module, identified as the Azurewave AW-XB591NF. This module is also used in products like the GEEKOM A7 and supports WiFi 6, which has shown commendable performance on Windows 11. An additional feature noted during the teardown is an unpopulated 5-pin WIRELESSCHG header on the motherboard, hinting at potential future versions of the device that might incorporate wireless charging capabilities.