In our company, we frequently purchase newer (1 or 2yr old) off-lease, and refurbished hardware because it dramatically reduces cost on high-end equipment. (Think-series, PowerEdge, EliteDesk, ProLiant, etc.)Our HP EliteDesk unit came with a KingFast SSD installed by the seller. I was skeptical at time of acquisition, but performance was adequate for the office uses these were purchased for, so I didn't upgrade the SSDs at the time.I wish I had however, because this morning one of the SSD's memory controller literally burned up, we've had them just seven months. I have spare SSDs in the closet, and we operate a hybrid environment here, so all I had to do was replace the drive, install Windows 11 Pro, Office365, and our Endpoint Protection apps, then relink the user to their Azure cloud resources and our local domain. Downtime was only a couple hours for the user, but it is frustrating that the lifespan was so short.I still recommend this product because of the very low cost for a Windows 11 compatible machine, but do yourself a favor and install a Crucial or Samsung SSD first and save yourself the headache down the line.