The price on these units are acceptable, at $99 at my time of purchase.  I have several other ones with slightly different configurations that are used whenever I need a lightweight computing solution and a small footprint.  Part of the reason for the lower price point of these models, most likely, is due to the fact that the hardware does not certify for Window 11.  Considering that I will be rebuilding these with Ubuntu as my home automation servers, that is not a concern.From the listing, I expected the actual PC and a power adapter.  To my surprise, not only was the power adapter included, but also a wired mouse and keyboard, a USB WiFi adapter, and a Displayport to HDMI adapter.  And while I probably will not use any of the pack-ins, as I will be running these as headless units on a wired network, the thoughtfulness of providing an out of the box solution to meet most users needs is still appreciated.Listing states that the physical condition of these units are nearly indistinguishable from new at a distance of a few feet.  I would tend to agree.  Condition is that they are completely intact and free of any major wear or blemishes.  If I look hard enough, I can see traces that they are used, but I would have expect that, anyhow.