I purchased the 16gb | 240gb SSD model for $197. It arrived quickly, and had a few small cosmetic flaws.For the price, you get more than enough power for a work PC, or in my case, a living room PC. This is a great multimedia solution. DVDs, Music, youtube, hulu, netflix, etc.HOWEVER. You have to remember that this unit does not have HDMI out. It features VGA and Display Port only. You will need to add a graphics card, or use a converter cable to hook this up to most TVs, and many monitors. Also, you will need to hook this up to your internet router, or buy a wi-fi adapter.The one I got had a totally dead DVD drive. This is a bummer, and would have been a bigger issue if I wasn't able to easily swap it out with an old laptop drive I had laying around. The replacement drives are cheap, and readily available on ebay. This dead drive was basically balanced out by the fact that the PC I received came with a 480gb SSD, not the 240 that was advertised. These are generic OEM drives, but they're still pretty fast.The keyboard that was included was trash, and was actually broken. The mouse is cheap, but functional. Don't count on the included keyboard and mouse when buying this.I added an EVGA GeForce GT 1030 SC 2GB GDDR5 Low Profile GPU, for HDMI output, and simple gaming. My wife uses it to play the Sims, and it runs like a champ for stuff like that, and most emulators.It's VERY easy to install and swap parts out, which is a good thing, since many folks buying this may want to add a GPU, more storage, or replace a dead disc drive. It's also a very quiet PC.At this time, you can buy this, combine it with a low profile GPU, and have a really solid machine for under $300.Pros: Cheap. Compact. Powerful. Clean Win 10 Pro install with very little bloat. Aesthetically inoffensive.Cons: No built in or included Wi-Fi support. Possibility for dead parts. No HDMI or DVI support.If you need a cheap workstation, or want a "sleeper" HTPC, this is a great deal. I would buy it again!