I got this to use at home -- with 6 kids, the potential of remote learning again, and a school district that only provides 1 laptop per 3 kids, we needed another option.  I was hesitant to try this as I've purchased a couple and always ended up returning them due to wavering lines on the monitor display or poor performance.  I got this figuring the kids could deal with any short comings . . . but I needn't have worried.  The performance is actually so nice that I am considering keeping it as the kitchen computer and giving the kids my old one.The specs are all listed so I am not going to run through them again other than to say that I did verify them and at this time the listing is correct.  It did arrive with a corded mouse and keyboard which I didn't find clear in the original listing.The computer arrived safely packed and the computer suffered no damage despite the box having several dents and holes punched in it.  In fact . . . I had assumed this would be another return.  Again, no need to worry.  Interestingly, the computer had protective plastic wrap on the BACK of the monitor, but not the front.  Glad that none of those punched holes made contact.This does have limited ports so you will want to invest in a hub if you have multiple things to plug in.  A hub is cheap and easy so not a big deal.This is the first computer I've had that has a slide to cover the computer camera -- nice.The extreme boot setup is a bit confusing -- it requires you to plug the usb2 cabled keyboard into one of your usb3 ports.  Boo.  BUT it does result in a very fast startup.The base of the screen takes a very minimal amount of desk space and is a sharp look.  The black part on the tube is actually a cord holder/organizer.  I didn't realize that from the listing but it sure is handy for a gal that has a cat that likes to chew cords and looks a lot nicer than zip ties.One side note -- you do have to log in with a MS account initially, which you can disable and use Google later.Very pleased with this and will be adding another to our household if fall remote learning does happen (which currently, looks like it will!)