Pros:- Fast, with the 500GB SSD and 16GB of RAM, the PC boots quickly.- Specifications besides OS are accurate.  Processor, RAM, storage, networking, graphics are accurate.- Not loaded with a bunch of bloatware.  The PC boots into Windows 10 Pro quickly and doesn't have a bunch of excessive anti-virus software, or vendor software to bog it down like other PCs.- Plenty of USB connectivity.- Quiet - No fans, so basically runs silent.  The case is designed to keep the PC cool, and it seems to do that well.- Works with Home Assistant.  I am using this PC to run the linux version of Home Assistant, and it works great for that.Cons:- Does not start with the standard Windows OOBE.  The vendor has created a user account and has the PC start into that account immediately on first boot.  It's a bit strange that it just logs right into a 'Kingdel' user account.  I would wipe the PC and clean install Windows 10 Pro from a Microsoft image.- NOT Compatible with Windows 11.  This PC does not have the required TPM 2.0 chip required to run Windows 11, so this PC will stay on Windows 10 Pro.  I tried an upgrade and a clean install, which is both not possible with Windows 11.- BIOS looks to be a trial version of American Megatrends AMI BIOS with Aptio Setup.  Bootup shows a 'TRIAL VERSION' watermark.  Not sure if this was officially licensed for use by Kingdel.  You will not be able to update the BIOS firmware.- Motherboard comes up as 'Default' under CPU-z, so not sure exactly who makes the chipsets.Side Note:  To make this PC start automatically after losing power, you have to connect a jumper on the motherboard, otherwise PC will turn off and stay off after power outage.  If you want to use this PC as some type of server, or want it to stay on, add a jumper to the 'PWR ON' jumper on the motherboard close to the power button.  Normally this would be a setting in the BIOS/UEFI, but it's not there on this PC.