My absolute favourite feature is that this computer has Windows_10 and CANNOT be updated to Windows_11! I am not a fan of Windows_11.Now on to the actual review. The computer arrived about a week after I ordered it. Everything in good order. Plugged it in, turned it, and IT WORKED. No initial setup, no sign-in. I don't share this computer so I don't need sign-in. If I wanted to I could enable it but why? Plain-Jane Win 10 Pro, now extra bloatware from manufacturer. Thanks to Brett's review (below?) I went to Lenovo website first thing and updated firmware and drivers. I added Chrome, Zoom, and a few other things and I'm ready to use it for my purpose. Which is fairly lightweight as a dedicated client to run a 2nd monitor in hybrid Zoom meetings.But if I wanted to use it for normal usage - web browsing, M$ Office, streaming, etc., it would be MORE than adequate. I previously had a stick computer for this purpose and it was slower by a good deal than a "normal" computer in this day and age. But it was adequate until the power button broke; then it became a (small) brick - useless and no response from seller.So with this I went a different route and I'm glad I did. The i5 processor, 16 GB of RAM, and 256 GB SSD are all great, though if I were using for work I might want a larger drive. For everything I've done with it so far, it's fast and again, more than meets my needs. And it's built like a tank. Strong metal housing reminds me of desktop computers from 20 years ago (that is a compliment BTW). Runs quiet - almost silent. The built-in WiFi is better than the combo wifi-bluetooth dongle I tried; not sure yet if it supports 5Ghz but I'll find out.Cons:- no native HDMI. But the adapter that shipped with it worked. Once I tried a cable that wasn't dead.- not sure if it has native bluetooth but don't really need for this use- no SD drive slot. Again, don't really need for this purpose and if I did it has plenty of USB-A ports to plug a mini hub into.- No VESA mount. This would have been nice for my use but I'll find a way around it.Conclusion - A solid computer, probably better than many of the newer micro-mini computers out there, from a Trusted brand, with an industrial strength build. More than adequate if your needs are not demanding. If you're a gamer or graphics designer look elsewhere. If you needs are modest this will do the trick and probably last a long time. And the price can't be beat with a stick.