Yes, it's a decent Dell/windows PC for $108 and I didn't expect anything more but the things that kinda annoyed me were 1) the lack of literature - no book, startup guide, etc. just a single piece of paper with some basic instructions. 2) the case was beat all to h*ll - chips and scratches galore. Good thing it's going under a desk where it won't be seen. 3) headphone jack on the front had a male end broken off inside of it. I was able to pull it out with tweezers but it still doesn't work. 4) none of the windows software is free - it's all short term trial use then you have to purchase the expensive bundles. 5) the included mouse and keyboard are about the cheapest/flimsiest I've ever seen. Two of the letters on the keyboard don't work and the mouse is perpetually on super sensitive mode despite changing it in settings. They're also not Dell so you have to use two USB slots to plug them in. Overall it's a great middle of the road home PC - school papers, internet browsing, checking emails, and light child game usage