As a home computer, this unit has hardware issues ( died ) per Norton Ultimate Help Desk after only 5 months of use.I have attempted to contact Amazon Refurbish help line, which presently does not work.Will up date review as the process progresses.30 June 2020 Update:  Vendor for Amazon Renewed (RefurbishedPC Store) has determined that the SSD has failed.  I am left with wondering will the one (1) year parts and labor warranty cover the failed drive, since writing a review seems to be the only way to contact Amazon now.  Even the Renewed service telephone line does not work now....02 July 2020 Update and likely final:  Amazon phone lines are now working...  Amazon is "hands off" with this computer saying that it is outside their time of involvement, since I received it on 20 January 2020.  I have a series of Norton Ultimate Help Desk case #s documenting the decline of this system over a few days.  "Ultimately", Norton deferred further work since the system would be under warranty and did not wish to invalidate it.  Amazon Renewed vendor, RefurbishedPC, ultimately determined that the system SSD had failed.Eventually, we arrive at the point where RefurbishedPC says that they must follow Amazon Renewed policy regarding warranty work.  However, Amazon says that, at this point, it is all on RefurbishedPC.  RefurbishedPC says that I must pay to ship the solid state drive to them to allow them to do "EXTENSIVE TESTING" of the drive to verify that it is defective.  This is being stated without regard to Norton's analysis and without regard to their own earlier analysis.  Additionally, I, as the customer, must also pay to have the drive returned and pay to have the operating system installed.I am left with, "Why am I doing all this PAYING???"  What if RefurbishedPC's response is that they, now, have verified the drive is not bad???I, certainly, do not get paid ENOUGH to work remotely....  And, I will leave the overall "star" rating as a 1/5.