I have gotten 3 of these over the last couple months, to replace older Windows 7 PCs around the office.PROs  They're solidly built, HP quality.  They have a bunch of USB 2.0 ports.  They have both VGA and Display port for video.  If you need HDMI,you can buy a Display port to HDMI converter  They're Tiny.  They're Fast, with SSD and 8Gig of RAM, DVD, Win 10 Pro  They look (nearly) new.CONS  They have a large brick of a power supply.  The RAM is laptop style.  There are no expansion slots.  Your upgrade options are limited.  The first one I bought was freezing up--no errors, just locking up.  I updated the BIOS and it's been running 24/7 for months.  (Flashing BIOS is not a normal, fun DIY project.)  The last 2 I bought haven't been in service more than a week, so I can't report on their stability.Overall, for less than $200, you get a solid (refurb) I-5 system, 8G RAM, Win 10 Pro and an SSD.  You can't go wrong for SOHO use.