I got this very small PC to use as a home server running Linux. It has a lot of great features to support this use case but also has some blemishes, so I'll go through the good, bad, and ugly.The good - Strong processor for a mini PC running Linux despite having four cores it's nice and zippy, the 16 GB of RAM and 512 GB disk is a good amount for this use case although you might want more if you want to run Minecraft servers with mods. The case is easy to take apart with a little tab to help pull the back off and the keys for setup and "boot from" device clearly written on the case itself. One stick of RAM is all you get though.The bad - The components in this unit are unbranded (RAM and disk) so long-term usefulness is a bit of a concern. Very few ports can also make for a challenge and there are no USB type C ports at all where similar boards provide display and power over an exposed USB-C port. I would not recommend this unit for Windows work, the preinstalled copy of Windows 11 Pro is suspect.The ugly - Fan noise is a bit louder than I would like for a unit this small and could be hard to replace if it fails. The included SSD is a SATA device bringing the disk speed way down. Price is a bit higher than the MSRP as right now the listed price is $219, although the $50 coupon does help with that.Overall I think this is a good buy. If you consider the cost of a modern Raspberry Pi this unit provides more value for the cost since you'll get better performance and compatibility with software at a lower wattage along with more RAM and disk space. Compared to other small PCs in this market it's a good fit. Great buy for anyone looking to create a simple and cost effective home lab or add to an existing lab.