Purchased this little computer Nov. 29, 2019.  Have no complaints about how it operated, while it operated.  Used as a home desktop, NOT a run it every day office computer.  I did notice that the case top became quite hot to the touch and on Dec. 20, 2019, I ordered an AC Infinity 80mm USB fan (an excellent product by the way) to set on top of the case and it did dissipate most of the heat from the heat sink style top.  July 3, 2021, the 250 GB SSD of my $585.00 computer goes DOA while the computer was running, instant OFF, never to speak again.OK, it's electronics and things happen, so on July 12, 2021, I took it to my local computer repairman, a well respected, years of experience, builder and man-on-call for many corporate computer systems.  Very lucky to have him located two blocks away.  He informed me that it was the SSD, I asked him to install a new one and he did.  Picked it up on July 19th, took it home and six days later, while still in the process of reinstalling Contacts, Bookmarks, etc., it did it again.  I took it back to my guy and asked him what he thought I should do.  He said, "Honestly, having looked around inside that thing, I wouldn't put any more money into it."Okay, again, it is electronics and most of us have had a bad experience or two with things electric. But between my wife and I, we've had maybe six or seven different computers over the years.  Most of those we replaced because they were obsolete, out of date, simply past their time.  I have an AV Receiver that is eleven years old, runs seven speakers and manages six different AV inputs, one of them a 55" TV purchased at the same time.  Still as good as the day I bought them.All I'm saying is, it's neat, good looking, operates great when it's willing to operate and "cool", after I put a fan on top of it.  However, the reality of it is, I now have right at $760.00 invested in a cute little thing that wouldn't run past nineteen months.  I'm seriously thinking about putting it in a picture frame and hanging it in my family room.  Like most of the pictures I've purchased over the past years, nice to look at but turned out to be a poor investment.