The listed specifications are pretty much spot-on, but there were some issues.The first issue was that the BIOS battery was completely discharged, and when I first plugged the machine in it boot-looped several times and then an error came up on the screen about the BIOS being reset. I have been building and servicing computers for decades so this wasn’t worrisome to me, but a novice computer user might think there is a problem.The second issue was the NVMe drive, which is not a bad drive but it had almost 22,000 hours of uptime, and while it only has 37 terabytes written to it, this is quite a lot of powered-on hours; Only time will tell if that’s going to be an issue, though drive info software reports it’s at 97% health so probably ok.Third, the included USB WiFi/bluetooth adapter is sketchy. It worked as a wireless device for only a few minutes and then went offline never worked as a network device again. It then claimed to be a storage device…which prompted me to run a virus scan because I’ve never seen something like that; Straight into a trash can afterward. So that’s not great for someone that needs WiFi and thinks they’re getting that functionality like is in the Amazon listing. The person that will ultimately be using this machine needs WiFi, so I’ll have to spend a bit more to remedy this issue.The fourth issue I would say is with the internal condition of the machine. The one I received is dusty in some places, and because of the quite significant number of power-on hours stated in the SSD data, I decided to clean and re-apply thermal paste to the processor. If that was part of the refurbishment process, someone went way too generous with it and there was way too much. It doesn’t look like the factory-applied paste was ever cleaned before re-application either, so I had a lot of cleaning to do before I could finish that task. On such a low-power chip this extreme application of paste may not really be an issue, but thermal paste actually insulates heat transfer when it’s too thick so not a great thing regardless.The last “issue” is probably more to do with the original build. This machine had one single 16gb SODIMM installed, and for a machine with integrated graphics especially it should be using dual-channel ram. Not an issue with the seller here necessarily, but that’s a really odd configuration.So in summary, I would give this 4.5/5 stars if I could, but since that’s not an option I’ll have to go 4/5 stars. I thankfully had a new BIOS battery, thermal paste, and the knowledge to take care of those, but also to know that the SSD might not last the longest. But the biggest thing is having to replace the WiFi adapter because that’s necessary and going to cost extra. Also, because it’s not something I’d settle for on my own system, I’m buying an identical second ram module for dual-channel operation.