So this was a replacement PC for a 10 year old dell XPS that was running Vista.  While I have other faster laptops, I wanted to get my desktop into this decade and not spend too much money.  With a 480 GB SSD & 16 GB memory, I hope that this will be my mainstay computer for the next 10 years.I admittedly took a chance on buying a refurbished computer particularly as there were no reviews on this model/supplier when I purchased.  However there were reviews for the supplier (Refurbtek) on other parts, that were mostly positive about what they delivered.  So my main concern was if the older, refurbished parts would still have good performance.  Not to worry, I got what I expected and more.In short this computer is blazing fast.  My boot time is approx. 10-15 seconds from pressing the power button to getting to the login/pin  screen.  My older PC took several minutes.Shipping: Everything arrived on time (although it was the last day of the delivery window). All in one box, delivered by UPS.  The packaging was undamaged, and when I opened the contents(PC, mouse, KB), they looked like they were brand new.  The KB and mouse are both Lenovo branded and not some cheap, basic ones that just got thrown in.  The KB has many extras on it and I am very pleased.  The mouse is your std. laser wired mouse, but solid and works well.Setup: Setup was easy with no issues. so far everything is working fine and as expected. There were some special instructions that came with the PC for windows setup, but it was easy to follow and I had no issues.  A big plus: There were no preinstalled "bloatware" on this PC.  When I booted up the only icons on my desktop was the recycle bin and a google chrome browser link.  Very nice not to see extra stuff that I don't want preinstalled.Pros:- lots of usb ports.  Rear 4 (3.0)+ 4 (2.0), Front 2(2.0) ports.- 480 GB SSD + 16 GB DDR3 RAM.  More than I will need for this PC and it is really fast making the computer response great.- i7 intel processor.  While it is likely several generations behind what the current Intel standard is, I can't tell in the response of the machine.- Surprisingly small size.  it is about th1/3 the size of the computer it replaces, and way more performance.Cons (not really cons, but things I would have liked to have):- No SD card slot.  It would have been nice for transfer of pics from my camera.- No DVI video port.  Std VGA and DisplayPort(similar to HDMI) are the video ports provided.  I do not have and issues with the graphis or the resolution though.  It is just a port I would rather of had.- No built in WiFi.  Expected based on the description.  There is a silver lining - you can buy our own & get better speeds.  I got a WiFi adapter designed for USB 3.0 (
  
TP-Link Archer T4U V3 1300Mbps Dual Band USB 3.0 Wifi Adapter, Wireless Network Wifi Dongle with Foldable High Gain Antenna for PC. MU-MIMO enabled, Works with Windows and Mac OS







  
  
    ) and I am now getting 120 MB/s download speeds, where i got about 25 MB/s on my older machine.  Life is good.At the time I am writing this there was only 1 of these left so someone will get a good deal.  I am sure they will offer similar machines later and that the supply limitations are due to the fact that there are only so many that they refurbish of a certain model.