Shuunnya Wave
Wave Cube Nano Mini PC
Fanless and genuinely silent, with the throttled clock printed next to the boost clock and four screws to open it.
₹18,900
₹21,900
-14%Inclusive of all taxes
Configuration: 8 GB / 256 GB
₹18,900
8 GB / 256 GB
The Shuunnya promise
A silent little computer that prints the clock it settles at, not only the clock it reaches, and opens with four ordinary screws.
- Sustained 2.4 GHz at 15 W on an open desk, 2.1 GHz in a closed cabinet, measured
- No fan and no moving parts, so there is nothing to clog or wear out
- Memory and storage socketed, and it opens with four Phillips screws and no glue
- LifeOS security updates to July 2034, spares stocked to July 2038 at set prices
Quality & reports
Shuunnya VerifiedIndependent quality and lab reports for this product — download to verify.
- BIS CRS Registration, IS 13252 (Part 1), Information Technology Equipment Safety Certificate · Bureau of Indian Standards · 2026-06 Download
- Electrical Safety and Sustained Thermal Performance, Open Desk and Enclosed Cabinet Lab report · NABL-accredited Electrical Safety Laboratory, Bengaluru · 2026-06 Download
Details
The Cube with the fan taken out. A finned 6063-T6 aluminium shell is the heatsink, so there is no moving part in the machine and no noise at all. It is the one to put behind a screen, on a shop counter, or in a room where silence is the requirement. The cheat in fanless computers is the boost clock. A passive box is quoted at a peak it holds for well under a minute, after which the case saturates and the machine settles somewhere far lower that nobody prints, and the buyer discovers it as a stutter three weeks in. The second cheat is the cabinet: the figure that gets measured is always on an open desk, never inside the enclosure the machine will actually live in. Both numbers are below.
- 3.8 GHz boost held for about 40 seconds from cold, then a sustained all-core 2.4 GHz at 15 W on an open desk at 30 C ambient
- Inside a closed cabinet with no airflow it settles at 2.1 GHz and the case reaches 61 C, which is within specification and is warm to the touch. That is the trade for silence and we would rather you knew it before you bought
- No fan, no vent, no filter, and therefore nothing to clog, wear out or start whining in year three
- Memory and storage socketed: one SO-DIMM slot to 48 GB and one M.2 2280 slot, both reachable through four Phillips screws
- Storage is TLC with a DRAM cache, sustained 1,100 MB/s after the cache, not a DRAM-less QLC drive quoted at its cache speed
- Runs from a standard 45 W USB-C Power Delivery adapter, so any compliant charger works and a replacement is an ordinary part
- Every unit is new. No returned mainboard, drive or adapter is fitted into a new machine
- There is no Shuunnya service-centre network yet. A warranty claim means sending the unit to us, and we do not print a turnaround time we cannot yet keep
Product information
Configuration and measured performance
- 8 GB / 256 GB
- One 8 GB DDR5-5600 SO-DIMM, 256 GB NVMe
- 16 GB / 512 GB
- One 16 GB DDR5-5600 SO-DIMM, 512 GB NVMe
- Processor
- Four cores, 8 threads, 4 nm. The exact part number is printed on the box and does not change for the life of the model
- Boost and sustained
- 3.8 GHz for about 40 seconds from cold. Sustained all-core 2.4 GHz at 15 W on an open desk at 30 C ambient. Sustained 2.1 GHz inside a closed cabinet with no airflow, case surface 61 C
- Cooling
- Passive finned 6063-T6 aluminium. No fan, no vents, no dust filter. The case is the heatsink and it is meant to get warm
- Storage type
- PCIe 4.0 x4, TLC NAND with an on-board DRAM cache. 3,200 MB/s into the SLC cache, sustained 1,100 MB/s once it is full. Endurance 150 TBW on 256 GB, 300 TBW on 512 GB
- Memory ceiling
- 48 GB in the single SO-DIMM slot, DDR5-5600
- Displays
- Two at 4K 60, one on HDMI 2.1 and one on DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C
- System power
- 4 W at idle, about 24 W at the wall under sustained load. Standard 45 W USB-C adapter in the box
Ports, build and the upgrade question
- USB
- One USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 at 10 Gbps with DisplayPort, three USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 at 10 Gbps
- Network
- Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 on a socketed M.2 2230 card
- Case
- 6063-T6 finned aluminium extrusion, Type II anodised, 115 x 115 x 34 mm, 520 g. VESA 75 and 100 bracket in the box
- Published spare prices
- 8 GB DDR5 SO-DIMM Rs 2,600. 16 GB Rs 5,100. 256 GB NVMe Rs 1,900. 512 GB Rs 3,400. Adapter Rs 1,190. Wireless card Rs 1,190. Mainboard Rs 6,900. Chassis Rs 1,090
- Buy the one you want
- There is one memory slot, so moving from 8 GB to 16 GB means replacing the module rather than adding one. The factory step is Rs 4,000; doing it yourself later is a Rs 5,100 module plus Rs 1,900 of extra storage, about Rs 7,000, and you are left holding the old module. This is the one machine on this shelf where we would tell you to buy the configuration you want up front
- Opening it
- Four Phillips screws on the base, no glue, no seal to break. Service manual and board layout free to download
LifeOS, updates, warranty and spares
- LifeOS status
- The same operating system as the Cube: a long-term-support Linux base with our own desktop, in final testing at the time of writing
- What it does today
- Files, text editor, terminal, media player, browser. No bundled trials, no ads in the interface, no account needed to set up or log in
- Telemetry
- Off by default, payload shown before it can be switched on
- If you would rather not
- Firmware unlocked and the boot order yours. Installing another operating system does not affect the hardware warranty
- Update window
- LifeOS security and firmware updates until July 2034
- Warranty
- 3 years on the mainboard, memory, storage, adapter and chassis against defect. Excluded: liquid ingress, physical damage, and use in an enclosure that blocks the fins entirely. Self-repair does not void it
- Spares
- Stocked until July 2038 at the prices above, held by a spares bank bought with the first production run and by tooling in our name
- Service route
- No Shuunnya service-centre network exists. Claims are handled by sending the unit to us, and no turnaround time is promised because none can honestly be promised yet
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