I was hesitant to buy a refurbished computer, but looking at prices, I couldn't build myself one for less than double the price of a refurb (I've built or had built my last 3). That being said, I am NOT a gamer or a big computer person per se. I use the internet for email and reading comics mostly. That being said, I didn't really see a need for anything fancy or even brand new, so I gave a refurb a shot. I'm quite pleased with the result, honestly. This is the fastest computer I've ever owned (probably has something to do with the SSD) and even adapting to windows 10 hasn't been as awful as expected.I double checked everything when it came in after reading the reviews, but everything was connected and well attached with no loose bits. It started right up. The mouse and keyboard are pretty flimsy and I'm quite sure you have something better, but hey, a backup never hurt anyone right? I have not tried the WiFi adapter because I direct connect to my router, but it does appear pretty cheap as well. I didn't expect anything from those, however, so no skin of my teeth.I did have a minor issue with the cd/dvd drive not being able to pop open unless I removed the faceplate of the computer. I purchased through Sunset Micro and their technician was very helpful and even willing to replace it if I didn't want to do the fix myself (turns out there was a slight mis-manufacture with the frame of the case itself and I ended up bending some tabs back out of the way and the problem was all fixed!). I'm good with pliers, however, and all is well now. I give their customer service an A+ for helpfulness and for clear communication.I have been running the computer for over a month now and I have no complaints. If any issues arise, I will update, but I don't anticipate any.