I was looking for a basic computer for my mother to play her solitaire games. I thought this would be a great deal for less than $100 seeing as speed & performance would be non-issues. Based on that, I am very pleased, and this machine works well to that end. Where I am NOT pleased is with the condition it was in when I received it. Amazon stated in the product description that this item was in "excellent condition". meaning it was professionally cleaned, inspected and tested by a qualified vendor. Out of the box, the CPU was dirty, missing 3 of the 4 rubber feet and was covered with dents & scratches. There was tape residue all over the keyboard and there were 2 keys missing. The Wi-Fi USB adapter case was broken with the electronics still in one of the CPU ports. It should never have been left in there to begin with (see photos).  The missing keys and USB adapter case parts were located in the box so I will conclude this could have happened during shipment. I snapped the keys back in and discarded the Wi-Fi adapter as I will not need it.I cleaned the CPU case and keyboard, attached some adhesive rubber pads to the bottom, connected a monitor and proceeded to test it. To my relief, it booted up and responded like a factory fresh unit. I will be keeping this computer as none of the above-mentioned issues will have an effect on its planned use. I am further disappointed as I had ordered this computer on Nov18th, and delivery was promised by Nov 24th. Amazon kept moving the date back and finally promised delivery by Dec 6th. It finally shipped on Dec 4th, and I did receive it on the 6th. My question: why did it take 16 days just to fulfill this order? During that time, did the vendor even check this computer at all?  Amazon claimed it would be in excellent condition, but their repair vendors must have a different idea of what that means. If what I received is their standard for excellence, then I will never order a "renewed" item again.