This is a very attractive all-in-one Windows 10 PC. Test scores are very respectable for an entry level computer. The CPU is more than capable for general computing tasks, and graphics performance is quite good as well. It should even be able to run some older game titles well. The display is clear and sharp, and has minimal borders on the right and left side, to give the computer a slim, modern look. It comes with an optical drive installed, which handles reading and writing DVD’s and CD’s. It is outfitted with 8 GB of ram, which is a decent amount, and while the HD is a little small (256GB) it is a high speed solid state drive which contributes to the computer’s fast boot times and snappy performance. There is a fair amount of additional software installed on the computer - the usual assortment of games, other software and Lenovo’s own utilities.The computer has 4 USB ports, and a HDMI port for an additional monitor. The included keyboard and mouse are both wired, which takes up 2 of the USB ports. Fortunately, the computer supports bluetooth. so a bluetooth wireless keyboard and mouse are an option to free up those two USB ports. The built in camera has a privacy slider (a great touch). The built-in stand is not removable, and there are no VESA mounting holes on the back of the computer. The built in speakers are of average quality - speech is clear and undistorted, but there is little low-end. The computer does not generate much noise all - it’s pretty quiet.The processor is more than up to the task, and the graphics performance is very capable for standard computing tasks, including watching 1080P web videos in full screen mode. It would have been nice if the computer had shipped with a wireless keyboard and mouse, but given the computer’s affordable price, inclusion of a more conventional wired mouse and keyboard is understandable. Overall, though, this is a very attractive and capable entry level computer with a good feature set. It looks good on my desk and performs admirably.