I needed an additional computer to run stuff while I used my main computer for games. Here are my takeaways:- PC is okay for web browsing and games that aren't demanding at all (pixel indie stuff mostly).- Keyboard is kinda crap. Keystrokes don't feel particularly nice. The enter key is a strange shape I haven't seen before that leads to me sometimes hitting the wrong key instead of enter.- Mouse is also crap. It's kind of impossible to make small movements with it, so if you need to move it just one or two pixels to the side, you'll either find it not moving at all or jumping right over your target.- The Wi-Fi adapter it comes with is absolute trash. Half the time I'm loading something of any significant file size (talking a few MB), it'll just sort of cut out and not start working again until I unplug and replug it.Obviously, you get what you pay for. The keyboard, mouse, and Wi-Fi adapter came with it when I really just wanted a cheap desktop so I'm not really complaining about those, especially since the overall price of this product was roughly the same as a Windows 10 key. The PC itself is fine so long as you're not wanting it for anything more than internet browsing or maybe very light gaming or digital drawing. My PC apparently came from a school originally, which I can tell because every time I start it up, I get a few milliseconds of the school's custom BIOS screen flashing up before it proceeds right into the Windows 10 startup.