I decided to get a tiny PC for a few reasons. I wanted something small, and low-power, with low noise, and capable of doing some basic stuff. I also had some other ideas, as I'm an IT professional, but I'll leave those out so as to not bore people.The good:- The device is as described. It's one of those situations where you have to read the description VERY CAREFULLY and you see that they technically are giving you what is advertised. I think it's still a bit sneaky though. You have to do a LOT of looking around on the Amazon page to put all the pieces together.- It's small.- It's low-power.- It's low noise.- It can technically do 4K video (more on this later).The bad:- The number 1 thing that's bad is the return policy. If you look at the Amazon policy for "Renewed" products, it leads you to believe you can return it with no worries for a full refund within 90 days. Read the red text on the image I posted saying if you ship it back, and it functions (whatever that means to them), they charge you $90 for it. I would have been fine just taking it as a loss, since I tend to not return stuff anyway, but I feel like I've been lied to, and I don't like that shady business practice. $90 return fee on $120 computer just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I hate supporting bad businesses, and this is a bad business.- The number of ports on the high-level overview are not quite right, when you consider you have to take one up by using the wifi/bluetooth adapter. And the fact they put an HDMI to DP dongle in there is nice, but it's not exactly elegant.- While it can play 4K video, it can't do literally anything else at the same time. I tested by playing Katy Perry's "California Gurls" on my Amazon Fire 4K TV (using the DP dongle to convert to HDMI) and there was a bit of screen tearing and jitteriness, and the CPU was pegged at 100% for the entire duration of the video. This is after a full update and reboot of the system with no other programs installed. Literally JUST MS Edge playing a video on YouTube and it was completely maxed out. If you were doing anything else, you'd have a bad time. I don't hold out hope for this thing being able to play 4K content from digital downloads, but I'll find out.Other thoughts:- It comes with Windows 10 Pro, which is kinda neat. This device can't upgrade to Windows 11 (as near as I can tell). If you don't know what the difference is with Pro, you probably won't care.- I opened it up to look at what could be upgraded inside and... not much, really. No surprises there. It can take more RAM (I got the 8 GB version) but to get max RAM would be another ~$70, which is laughable considering the type of RAM it uses is DDR3. This machine is effectively from 2016, which as of writing this is saying the device is 6+ years old.- I probably should have gotten the AMD one instead.