As someone who has always used desktops, with a laptop as a rare on the go tool, the idea of switching over to an all in one computer was a bit strange to me. I have to say the All in One aspect of the Idea Center is definitely a huge plus if you like a quiet office and a minimalist feel.The Idea Center arrives fully assembled with a serviceable mouse and keyboard.  All you have to do is plug it in and plug the mouse and keyboard into the back and it is up and running! The computer has a disc drive that pops out sideways from the back of the monitor. It is a bit fiddly getting a disc in but it works fine.I've included a picture of all the ports on the machine. On the back you have the ethernet and power port, one HDMI port, one SS USB and 2 USB 2.0 ports. There is another SS USB on the side along with a SD card reader and audio jack. The SD card reader will read SD, SDXC and SDHC.Honestly though, the best idea would be to get a usb port expander if you tend to need to plug and unplug things a lot. Inserting the usb into the side usb port is not very convenient and it is very close to the back of the monitor. For my purposes the two ports for the peripherals in the back and the one for a transfer cable for my phone are just enough.The camera is really good for zoom calls and comes with a built in slider so that you can cover it after use. When covered you see a red dot behind the lens. The built in speakers are more than adequate and the slim bezel on the monitor gives you an unexpectedly large screen to work on.As to set up, I was very pleasantly surprised and very impressed with the IdeaCenter very quickly. My old desktop was fried by a power surge and I had been using an old laptop and then my son's discarded gaming computer for a while. The thought of setting up another computer and installing everything was exhausting to even think of. Lenovo seems to have thought of this exact scenario because the first thing the computer offered to do was import all my files from my current computer wirelessly! All I needed to do was install the Lenovo Migration App onto my old computer. (I am not sure how this would work if both computers were not running windows 10 but mine were and the process was seamless) The new computer gave me a pin which I entered into the old one and it pulled all the files over the wifi connection! It is the little things in life but having this take about 2 minutes to do was surprisingly nice.The other nice touch is the Your Phone Companion App which allows you to get your notifications from your phone (texts, alerts, etc) directly on your computer. This can be really helpful if you tend to work with your headphones on and miss texts and calls.  The computer also found my wireless printer, installed the drivers and software and connected without a hitch. I literally had all the important things for my home office set up in under 10 minutes.I've been using the Idea Center for about a week now and have to say I am really very happy with it. I don't miss the noisy fans and the lack of leg space under my desk. The computer is utterly silent and comes on quickly and performs very well. Bluetooth with my headset works well and I haven't encountered any issues to speak of.  It does only have 8G of RAM so animating, programming or working on big spreadsheets might cause a hiccup. I don't really need a very powerful computer so it fits my needs well.From someone who is used to the days where setting up your tower took hours and getting your computer to fit your likes and dislikes could take days, this is really a wonderful little machine.