So far so good - very neat machine, easy to set up, and has Windows 11 Pro, not the far inferior Home version. The only flaw was that in a dual monitor setup the HDMI connected monitor would periodically go blank. The solution was to find an alternative (better) driver at the NVidia website. Once I did that, the problem was solved. The price was good too - about $50 lower than Amazon. If the machine keeps working for a few years, it'll be an excellent bargain. If it goes wrong I can probably fix it, anyway. Overall, a nice PC in a tiny box compared to the 2013 Dell Inspiron desktop it replaces. We'll see if it can last as long.

Don’t appreciate the canary windows 11 pro - if it wasn’t for that and all the broken/stripped features I’d probably give it 5 stars. I had to reinstall windows 11 pro - update the integrated driver and the chipset- after that everything worked- I haven’t tried Linux on it but I’d assume it would run much smoother than windows. I honestly think my pi 3 running a lite Linux distribution is smoother. BUT if you want something cheap to learn on I guess it’s still good like I said if it don’t come stripped and updated to canary I’d give it 5 stars ( I’d still buy for learning labs)