I bought 2 of these to set up my 5th and 3rd graders for homeschool this year.  We chose BJU Press Online, which is mostly web-based (with books/workbooks, etc).  The fact that they came with computer, mouse, and WiFi was the main selling point for me, on top of the fact that they were i3 CPUs with 16GB  DDR4 memory and an SSD.  Here are the notes you need to know:Pros:- Add a monitor and you're off - PC, Windows 10, keyboard, mouse, WiFi all included- The units themselves look very new, although you'd expect that from something that would tend to sit on a desk- the Windows installation was clean (no HP bloatware) and hassle free - activated no problem- Speed is good; i3, 16GB, SSD - PLENTY of power for web apps - these should last my girls yearsCons:- Inside the units didn't appear to have been cleaned - I got big dust bunnies out of both- the SSD is a brand I've never heard of before, which doesn't give me confidence regarding longevity- The keyboard and mouse are the cheapest I've seen, but work.  -- I had to use a screwdriver to get some plastic 'slag' out of one of the mice's USB plug for it to work (was interfering)- Biggest gripe I have is the WiFi.  They 'achieve' this by giving you a super cheap USB dongle, which works fine (it runs at the N speed, at fastest) but means I already have to give up a USB plug.  Additionally, One one of the girls computers keeps giving some sort of 'USB power surge' warning.  I moved it from the front to the back to see if that made a difference, and it did not.  This doesn't seem to have caused any true issues yet, but its concerning.So, this is a great purchase, as long as your expectations are managed about what you get, and don't get.