The good:* Genuine name brand parts. Memory is Samsung, SSD is Kingston, and are not even their 'value' variants.* Was worried about overheating with no fan, seems to cool effectively. All aluminum sturdy case. Case even has mounting screw holes.* RAM slot, mini-PCIe, 2 port USB header, and SATA port empty to be used for upgrades. Case includes a mount and screws for a 2.5 inch HDD/SSD.* All specifications appear to be accurate. Including subtle performance ones like memory speed.* BIOS is UEFI and has a ton of detailed options.* No bloatware or spyware, as far as I can tell, installed on it. Best to wipe it regardless though.The bad:* WiFi card is meh. Wireless N, not AC. I bought a replacement that includes Bluetooth and AC.* Support is non-existent. Don't count on any sort of BIOs updates or anything. Can't even find a support page for downloads. Or even a manual. CPU-Z reports system manufacturer is "Default String", haha.* Windows license is illegal. Yes, it works, yes, it says it is valid when checked. But the license type is a volume license, NOT an OEM license or a retail license. These are meant to be used internally in an enterprise and cannot legally be transferred to you or sold in new systems. Don't be surprised if your license spontaneously stops working once Microsoft finds out about this. On the plus side, since they are handing out their internal license key, feel free to use it to activate any other Windows Pro installs you have on their dime!