I bought this as a secondary computer for research, browsing, watching movies, writing reviews... Just normal computer use. This computer is great for the price. I will say that if you plan to do any gaming or video editing type stuff look somewhere else this is not what it is designed for and will not work well for you. However for the average user it is a great value. Things to note: it came with a good copy of windows 10 with no detectable viruses however I still chose to use a windows 10 install thumb drive to reinstall it just for my own piece of mind. The windows 10 license is linked to the motherboard so you won't lose your authentic windows key by doing a reinstall. The keyboard and mouse are meh. But I never intended to use them anyway, they're not bad just normal cheapo refurbished stuff. I will nock a star off because they forgot the usb wifi dongle that was promised. Didn't really matter to me I just bought an m.2 wifi chip to put inside (conveniently there are antenna lines inside the case), the M.2 wifi/bluetooth has been working flawlessly. I had some minor issues with the display just being black when I first got it, maybe because I was trying to get into the bios... Under normal operation it doesn't seem to happen so I'm just going to ignore it. However related to that problem if the screen turns off because of the window setting...wiggling the mouse or pressing a key doesn't wake the screen back up which is super annoying but you leave it alone after wiggling the mouse and a few minutes later it might wake back up... To solve this problem I just turned off the screen sleep power feature in windows and now it's golden. I've been using it for a while now and have no issues. As long as you have a little computer knowledge I would say it's worth buying. Oh last note Turn off the paging in the advanced system settings, you don't really need it and it will burn through your SSD's life if you leave it on, so yeah turn that crap off. Hope this helps. I would buy it again.