They say this is a 2018.  I am sceptical.  It does look like the picture, but look at what you see and don't look at Lenovo's webpage.  By my best guess from the Date Code it was made in September, 2013.  It runs fine, but the hard drive is indeed quite slow.  According to Lenovo's records it had a 250 gb harddrive when manufactured, but now that is the usable 465 gb one.  The pictures showed a Dell keyboard and a Dell mouse.  I received a new AST keyboard and AST mouse, small potatoes but. . .  It ran fine out of the box, preloaded, didn't have to do anything other than supply my Microsoft mail account to get started.  Came with Microsoft Windows 10 Pro, noticed slow hard drive has you waiting for Powershell when you call for it.  Pretty good shape, has a mild rotary shaped scratch on the side likely from the desk-mount being removed where it used to be.  It seems to have travelled to get to me, from Ontario, Canada, to New York, to Illinois, to Kentucky, then to Cincinnati where it spent a day flying here from.  Securely packed.  Overall pleased, very little to be done to modify the computer.  You could use one of the four USB 3.0s to externally mount an SSD to improve performance or gas it up from the 8gb to the 16 gb max.  For 200 bucks roughly who cares.  Seems a shame to use an I5 quad core with such a wuss of a hard drive but once again it does fine.  I run it hard wired to the modem which probably helps make it roll better anyway.