HP EliteDesk 705 G4 Mini Ryzen5 Pro 2400G with 256GB NVMe and 8GB RAMfor $160I ordered two of these. Each comes with the RTL8192EU 2.4G wifi adapter and a generic bluetooth adapter. Problem is, they left these plugged into the PC and the wifi adapter got broken during shipping. I contacted the company thru Amazon and they quickly shipped new adapters to me. Great service!I got the exact model they advertised. The HP website shows this unit is from March 22, 2019. So the unit is 3 1/2 years old which I expected. Purchase of this unit was a no-brainer for me because I'm already familiar with the CPU, especially for graphics-dependent use. Yeah, it's no RTX 3080 but it's way better than the Intel HD 4000 graphics. For gaming I can play lots of Steam games with relatively decent FPS, like Left4Dead or even Back4Blood. But something like Doom (2016) required some serious tweaking to be playable. Even League of Legends gives me 105 FPS with medium settings.The power adapter is original HP, so that's nice. The gigabit network is great. The unit is totally clean, looks brand new. Even opened it up and there was no dust or anything.This comes with Windows 10 Pro but I upgraded to Windows 11 Pro after running the Skip_TPM_Check. This unit seemed to have a problem with restart, where it would just hang. So I went to HP support page and installed all the outstanding updates including the BIOS update and that fixed it.CrystalDiskInfo showed the power-on hours for the 256GB NVMe SSD at 14,845 hours (or 1.5 years) with 90% life remaining. I get the typical NVMe super fast read/write speeds. I confirmed this actually has the M2 drive. It only has 8GB RAM with 2GB of that used by the Vega 11 graphics, so I added a 16GB stick for a total of 22GB usable. I mean, it runs fine with 6GB RAM but more will help for use on a daily basis.Strangely, in one box they included a used wireless Lenovo keyboard KBRFBD71 and a cracked cheap wired mouse that was cracked during shipping. So the keyboard is useless since there is no Lenovo USB dongle, and the mouse is what it is. Except for the computer itself, their packaging of accessories was poor. But hey, my concern was the computer itself not the freebies.Would I buy again? Definitely yes.