And in a great box! The packaging was excellent, very thick molded foam - I'm not sure the PC would have been damaged of they had run over it with the truck :pCame with a what appeared to be a new keyboard and mouse, I did not see that listed on the product details.As to the machine itself, I was looking for a cheap system to mess around with Linux on. This is a very generic device and from what I could tell was likely to be well supported on Linux. I added some additional RAM (very simple install, easily accessible with no screws involved) and I'll probably upgrade the storage as well to NVMe at some point.Plugged everything in, completed the Windows set up process very easily. Mine did come with the internal WiFi\Bluetooth card and connected to my home Internet without any hiccups.Once Windows was up and running, I added what I needed for the Linux install then rebooted to get started. The device was a bit finicky about booting from the USB drive and at one point the HP Secure Start system did baulk at the changed I was trying to make. If you do have a problem with it you will need a key to fix that (mine had auto created in the time it took me to prep the system for installing Linux), but in any case it rebooted and reverted to Windows without actually making me use the key.Once I figured that part out the Linux Mint install was very smooth and all the hardware including the networking\Bluetooth is fully operational (I did think there was an issue with the Bluetooth for a few minutes but that just turned out to be used error! Lol ). I chose to dual boot for now, but I expect a full install would also work without a problem.I haven't pushed the system and I'm not likely to. My main usage is probably going to be browsing and browser based apps, but the one online game I play ran better than I've seen it run anywhere else so far, so in thinking it will do nicely!Obviously it's early days, if I notice or discover anything else, I'll come back to add an update