Our old computer was just getting to the point where it could barely chug along.  So, I began to look at alternatives.  I considered an Intel Nuc i3 build.  I considered buying various refurbished desktops.  When I ran across the Acer Aspire TC-885-UA91 Desktop.  I liked the specs 9th Gen Intel Core i3-9100, 8GB DDR4, 512GB SSD, etc. which was very similar to what I was thinking about building/buying.  I realized that for less than the price of the Intel Nuc build I was considering and not a great deal more than buying a refurbished i3 desktop with an SSD, this was the best choice because it had a 9th generation i3 and a bigger SDD than I was thinking about and it had a full year warranty.I ordered this PC around 11 PM one evening, and a day and 1/2 later it was delivered.  It was boxed up nicely and it was easy to set up.  I used my old keyboard and my old wireless mouse and both of them worked fine.The system booted up without a hitch.  Next, I had to work through the steps of signing on with Acer which didn't take but maybe 10 minutes or less.  Once that was finished I checked to see if there were any system updates (there were) so I started that process and it took may 15 minutes to do that from start to finish.The machine is quiet and it starts up in 1/10th of the time of the old desktop.  We will use this computer for web surfing, maintaining our personal correspondence, pictures, some music, and some very light gaming.I have not tried to use the DVD player/writer.  It is in an awkward position but I'm not anticipating any problems.  A bonus feature is the memory card reader on the front panel that I don't recall being listed in the specs.So far, I am very pleased with this purchase.  If there are any problems with the DVD, the SD card reader, or anything else  I will amend this writeup.