This is hilarious. Well I wasn't expecting much and I was rewarded. Figure I'd roll the dice and see if I'd get lucky, I did not. After about 10 hrs of use the SSD died. How the ? does an SSD die? Let's see, what did I pay for this mini pc? Not much. After the proverbial blue screen of death, I tried to reload Win 11 with a boot USB drive to the Beeline 512 GB SSD, boot utility could not find a drive. I  retieved an unused  10 yo 128 GB SSD that I took out of an old laptop 3 years ago  out of my draw that has 1000's of hours on it. Put it in the mini pc, boot USB found it and reloaded Win 11. To be clear, the Win 11 boot USB could not find the Beeline SSD with 10 hours on it, zip nada, when the utility screen said choose a drive to install Win 11, there was a big yellow exclamation ! that said, no available drive to install Win 11. Replaced it with a 10 yo SSD with 1000's of hours on it and booted to it in under 1 minute and installed Win 11. Luckily, this is an exceedingly non critical PC I keep in my barn and use as a music server more than anything. I would advise not to use this PC for a mission critical device (I mean come on, who would use a $160 device as such) , or at least back it up hourly. Reinstalling Win 11 erases all data on the target drive. And at $160, I was under no illusion this was going to be a reliable PC, so can't really say I'm upset.March 9, 20255 STAR CUSTOMER SERVICEWhat!!? No argument, no drama. Contacted seller, gave description of troubleshooting procedure and my temporary repair using an old 128GD SSD and 2 week later I received a new 500 GB SSD as a warranty replacement. Given the contentious experiences I've had previously with Amazon third party sellers, this was a most welcome return to what customer service used to be.