Customer Ratings & Reviews

So just got it today and I am in LOVE. Nothing but wonderful things to say. The design is gorgeous and very well thought out. The all aluminum case and design are just breathe taking, especially to the touch. I love the grill on top which houses the fan, it's like the cherry and whip cream up-top the cake. Dual CPU and GPU (On Pro Models) is such an amazing accomplishment in this small form factor unit... again wonderful design and engineering. So fast that I only now realize how underpowered I was before running off a 870M Notebook. It does have NVME M.2 Slot on the back of the motherboard, but you must remove it to get access. This will void your warranty unfortunately. This has more than exceeded my expectations. Ran the diagnostic and no issues came up. Great job with protection padding and foam inside the box. I was very impressed with the box as well. Great touch! Very little to no bloatware. I actually prefer the apps included. Nice job. Hopefully in the coming years there will be mod/upgrade options available. I had received in five days after purchasing online.

I've custom-built computers for over 20 years (for myself, as well as for numerous others), and I have to admit, you will not find better quality, or a better value from the big-name companies, or from the boutique companies. The "big names" always install bloatware, and, while easy to uninstall, doing so takes time. The boutique companies, on the other hand, install no bloatware, but you end up paying an extreme premium. Corsair saves you money because they are the manufacturer for all but a few components...most notably the motherboard & graphics card, both of which find their way into the Corsair One systems due to a unique deal between Corsair & MSI. If you priced out all the individual components (assuming you could find a case equal to the Corsair One's case), including a retail copy of Windows 10, you'd discover that you'd pay close to the same amount Corsair is charging for the Corsair One Pro (estimated individual component cost of $2000-2250). The point I'm making is, dollar-for-dollar, you will be incredibly hard-pressed to find a better (or even equal) system for the same price, whether you buy pre-built, custom-built, or you build it yourself. Furthermore, there's NO bloatware (as long as you don't count Corsair having pre-installed their CUE software). Lastly…and this could be considered one of the more important pointsa…I've run multiple benchmarks, and the Corsair One Pro, as it ships, scores quite high. Ovberclock the CPU and/or GPU, and those benchmarks shoot higher. Just take note that the i7-7700K is difficult to OC to 5GHz, but can easily be OCed to 4.8GHz. As for the GPU, being a "Founder's Edition, it has fantastic OCing abilities.

Plays WOW like a champ with highest settings. Run very quiet when gaming. Nice small formfactor, just a little taller than a Late 2013 Mac Pro.

Incredible performance, quiet, able to run all games on highest graphics settings without any problems.

No complaints about it. Runs well and smooth. Good for gaming

had few quirks to start but since has been a solid computer