We have a corner of our house with a "community" PC where family members and guests can quickly hop online, check email, browse etc. We had an glitchy Asus Zebook hooked up there and it was a total disaster, so we bough the Thinkcentre Tiny to replace it. So far, it's perfect and great value for the money (heck, it costs less than a Raspberry Pi!):- Small form factor- Everything worked out of the box, complete with the HDMI-to-displayport adapter and the WiFi adapter - perfect- It's not a powerful machine, but totally up to task for browsing and occasional codingI am moderately worried about it not being compatible with Windows 11, but worst case, if Microsoft doesn't get their act together, we'll just install Ubuntu when the time comes.