PC was purchased from seller StallionTek. The delivery was on time, and the PC was well packaged. However, there was a rattle. Opening the case was initially impossible due to the bend latch (see pic), but after wedging it open, I was able to locate the rattling: 2 small screws that got stuck behind the front cover (wonder where they came from…) The latch was straighten with some pliers, and the case now opens closes fine. Not sure if StallionTek is doing the QA or some other low cost place – definitely not encouraging.Specs: Now the claim was a “2018” HP Flagship Pro Desktop which is definitely not the case. A “Windows 7” sticker on the case puts this around 2013. Also the claim of a 512GB is not quite right: It comes with a 480GB SSD.  I was expecting both, so not a problem. (There are no 512GB SSDs, usually 480GB or 500GB). The 480GB SSD will yield 447 GiB (Gigibytes) as expected.Now for the better news: The SSD was indeed new with very few cycles (SMART readout), and had a valid Win 10 Pro image (albeit an old one, version 1703). CPU is an actual I5-3470s, and there are 8GB of memory. WiFi was done via USB dongle (11n single stream = 72Mbps max) – works ok. DP port and VGA ports are present. There are also a number of USB 3.0 ports on the back (not on the front however).The PC was relatively clean, so I expect some cleaning was done. There is also room for a 2nd 3.5” HDD, and a vacant SATA port (I added an HDD). Adding a 3D GPU is probably not a good idea since the PSU is pretty weak.Overall, it still good value considering the $60 SSD being added. Note that the warranty is 90-days (not 1 year as in one of the pictures). I’ve got a 3-year extended warranty which is probably a good idea.