UPDATE (3/5/16): I've bought four of these in total now, and they work well. One of them came up with a mysterious ailment where it wouldn't connect to any WiFi network if a USB hub was also connected to the single USB port. I worked around it with a nano USB WiFi adapter. That got things working fine. The others had no similar issues, so I'm a bit perplexed about why one of these would. I still think they're a great deal, and solid performers.PREVIOUS POST: I bought this with low expectations. I wanted to create a touchscreen kiosk setup for our business, and had explored various options. All-in-one PCs with touchscreens were pretty pricey. So were iPads and tablets, and then we had the added physical security concerns with tablets.I decided I'd just build my own. I bought one of these PC-on-a-stick Quantum Access devices and an Acer 19" touchscreen monitor for $180 (you can find them here on Amazon), a mini-USB hub, and an Amazon Basics keyboard for a total cost of around $330 total.Wonder of wonders, it's actually a really solid performing machine! It worked well enough that I bought another a month later, and plan to buy more. Obviously, not a lot of storage, but there's a lot crammed into this little device, and you can easily upgrade it to Windows 10, as well. All in all, definitely a worthwhile purchase!