After I ordered the computer I started having second thoughts because taking a closer look it looks like one of those they retired from the public library awhile back.  But I tracked the package and it was suppose to be delivered on time but the mail lady did not leave it when I was not home like she always does with all my other stuff I order through the mail.  The next day when I went to the post office to pick it up, I found out why.  Not only was the bottom of the box falling apart but the top flaps were not taped shut at all and were open.  The only thing in the box was the computer and the power cord, and a sheet of instructions for trouble shooting not any WiFi antenna like some of the other reviews say they received.  I didn't care about any of other stuff because I was just swapping towers out from when my other Dell hard drive crashed and I was just plugging in all the old stuff to the new tower.  I had to power up the new tower a couple times to get windows to load properly and it was a little slow but after that it works flawlessly and is much faster.  The cosmetics of the outside looks like a brand new computer from the factory.  At first I had the Ethernet cable plugged into the back to get internet but noticed it was receiving a WiFi signal so I unplugged the Ethernet and apparently mine has built in WiFi... what a sweet surprise.  I downloaded all my printer drivers and office 365 without a hitch and the computer is functioning fantastically.  Computer looks good, runs good, and I highly recommend.  Just beware of poor quality shipping packaging (basically just a flimsy box big enough to hold computer with just a few pieces of foam for cushion and not taped completely closed..