I'd been using an old laptop to display video on my TV but this seemed like a more discrete streamlined solution. I was about to load Windows on it but discovered on boot that there's already a Win11 installation right there. Working out great for streaming, especially from sources that my so-called smart TV can't handle, e.g. Twitch. Still early days yet and I really want to put this thing through its paces and find out what it can and cannot do by incrementally going through older to newer Steam games. I'll update once I have some results. Built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth means that those USB slots can be used for other things, like external storage, instead of adapter dongles. Already have an extra M2 for use in the additional storage slot. Build quality is good and it feels solid. I'm not even sure what the case material is; I suspect it's plastic but it doesn't feel cheap and could easily be aluminum. The faceplate is pretty generic and it looks like many other mini PCs.  If you can get this with a discount, it's a solid machine. However, I'm thinking (yet to determine) that if you want to use for any level of contemporary gaming, one of the slightly more expensive AMD based units may be more suitable.