I work in IT and purchased 3 of these as cheap office PCs and they work brilliantly. For around $250 each the specs are great (6th Gen i3-6100T, 16gb DDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD), making this machine a good fit for office purposes (Microsoft Office, web browsing, multi-monitor support). This PC is quite small but still has 6xUSB3.0, 1xUSB-C (charging and data-transfer only), 1xRJ-45 Ethernet, 2xDP, and 1xVGA ports. Everything worked out of the box and the specs listed were accurate (although the i3-6100T is 2-core not 4-core), one of the few tiny PC's like this that'll do a triple-monitor setup without the need for additional display adapters.The downsides are obviously the lack of OEM support since it is renewed, and the slightly outdated (and mislabeled) CPU. All 3 arrived with some form of superficial damage, one with a broken keyboard, another with the plastic housing for the wireless antenna broken loose, but this is a "get what you pay for" situation so you can't expect 100% from aftermarket renewals. To buy a new PC with this small of a form factor and these specs directly from Dell or HP will likely run you triple the price but will typically come with a warranty and no superficial damage, if you aren't very tech savvy and want to entirely eliminate the possibility of receiving a damaged product then buy direct. If you're like me and don't mind fixing a few potential scrapes or cracks if it means saving a few hundred dollars, these little PCs are a great option.