Decided to go for this instead of another Dell refurb. The price is about the same. Also bought two new UHD monitors to go with it. Set it up with both monitors on a tree mount and reused an older monitor off to the side. Mounted the computer so I can turn it on as I pass. One immediate thing, which is a non-issue, but humorous none-the-less, is the mount holes are on the "bottom" side depending on how you look at it. The power button is on the top, the video cables dangling down and the USB points toward where I sit. When mounted this way the logo is upside down. If set free standing (on the only empty side), the logo would be sideways. It boots fast, way faster than my old computer (but then it is new and not clogged with programs). When booting, it has to finish some set up (downloading, installing, account setup), so it's best to have it connected to the network on the first power up. I was sent some instructions from the seller on what to do, for which I'm grateful. It also comes with a large sticker about powering it up the first time. I experienced some badly timed power outages, but I was running on an UPS, so it managed to plow through several network disruptions and install everything. Instead of handing down my old computer and inflicting it upon my child (who's computer had just dies days ago), I bought a second DreamQuest to replace that one as well. All three screens look fantastic (even the old one). Due to the higher resolution of UHD, all my wallpaper (much of it scalped from Windows) is now 1/4 its original size. I'm not a gamer, so I haven't tried to put it through the paces, so I can't attest to its gaming quality, but it does seem pretty promising. The compact size compared to the old desktop freed up significant space on my desktop. It came with an external power supply, so if you're using an UPS, it requires a regular socket, not a kettle lead. It comes with a small hanging mount that you can screw into place and hang it from (switch side up), as well as 4 small screws which appear to be for mounting to a plate (I'm guessing) or VESA mounting to the back of the monitor (which my monitors are not). Being small form factor, it doesn't come with a CD/DVD/B-Ray player, so you will need an external USB player if you require one, or have to install anything from CD. I'm pretty happy with it so far. Hopefully I won't have to come back with any edits. First Edit (it's a good one): While it doesn't have an internal speaker, only a 1/8" jack, it does have Bluetooth, so you can connect it to a Bluetooth speaker, such as Alexa. (Change the computer name to something you like if you're connecting it to an Alexa.)
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I read some of the reviews about this, and did a bit of research on Google about the N95 processor. I also searched ebay for some pc's with i7 processors, all these were refurbished of course. Refurbished can come with risks imp, just how old are those components? Kinda like getting a clocked car. I was tied up about this but in the end, the small size format and of course the fact that the unit was brand new, together with the specification swung it for me really. I found the setup a doddle, not fast (about 40 minutes all told), but if you do what you're told, carefully, it works. The result is a Windows 11 pc that boots up in about 20 seconds, has16gb RAM and a chunky SSD drive. Options include adding a memory card in the available slot and multiple hdmi sockets, use if you want. I was able to set it up with my Office 365 account and then set up most of my contacts, desktop options etc. The consensus is that it isn't a games machine. I say go get an xbox for that. I purchased this so that I can surf the Web, use spreadsheets and word processing and act as a medium for storing and uploading the family holiday photos. It's a very different requirement and it works well for me. It's nice and fast for the things I want it to do and doesn't sit there on the floor as a heavy, unmanageable base unit. It's just simple, minimal fuss computing without the geeky extras I never wanted in the first place!
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Great customer service from the seller. The first unit sent had a faulty power supply and wouldn't power up but a replacement was sent and this works great. Initial boot up and updates take about 30 mins then it's good to go.
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The PC is nicely boxed and feels like a quality item. It took about 5 minutes to set up but, bizarrely, sets you up with a local account, so you have to add your internet one after set up. WiFi works well, speed testing at well over 100mbps. TPM Ver 2.0 present. Seem very responsive at the moment and compares well with my desktop that cost 4 times as much. Quite pleased so far.
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At first I was happy with the price and with unboxing, device was easy to setup in a few minutes with windows 11 pro. But next day when I tried to switch it on, it just wouldn’t turn on. The power switch on the device was cheap plastic button. It was very disappointing to setup the PC , setup my One drive, and all the folders and then next day it all failed.
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The machine itself is remarkably small, very neat. Initial set up as others have said is a bit slow, but once all updates etc are done the machine's performance is very good - booting up in well under 5 seconds. It performs well and, to date, has run everything I have thrown at it. I have only run one monitor from it, but it's a great feature that it can take up to three. It does get a bit warm, but to be fair as it is a fanless unit (so silent in use) that is only to be expected. A silly little niggle, it comes with the necessary to wall mount it, which is great, but if you did then the logo on its case would be upside down! A silly little mistake, which is nothing in the scheme of things, but takes a bit of a shine off it. Otherwise, a very competent and well priced little machine. Would certainly buy more of them in the future.
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It's early days but, this little machine is fantastic. Plug it in, switch it on and boom, you're away. It's that easy. I nearly spent hundreds more on a traditional desktop but you hardly notice it and it's so fast. In all honesty, I would have been happy if I'd paid twice the amount. It's a real bargain and compared to a big unit, I'd take this all day long. There's only one thing to be aware of, there's no VGA connection so you'll need a monitor with an adapter or hdmi. It's absolutely silent and so small that it fits anywhere. I love it so far.
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Seems to be working well, so far. Has done everything I have asked of it
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Good all around computer. It is not as fast as the big brother Gaming Computers, but for the size, it is much better than others I've had in the past. (In 1975 I started in computers, so I have owned a few) Good for the house, office, kids, and college, I am very impressed.
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It was easy to set up and very compact
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I got this couple of days back. I set it up quickly and easily. I don't run heavy apps on it; I don't plan to. So, it is fairly warm and running just fine. I would suggest if you run one or two apps on it all day. It is quiet -- almost no noise compared to my other desktops I have and had. I bought the 32 G RAM with 1 TB ROM -- which is an overkill for my needs -- but it just cost me $100 over 16 GB and 0.5 TB model - for a total of little over $300. Also, there is an option to upgrade the ROM with a SSD drive (only M key SATA 3.0 interface if that makes a difference for you). The unit is very light weight -- I don't know the exact weight but feels like less than a pound -- that is good for taking it on a travel (but you need to carry a keyboard and a mouse, and may connect to the hotel TV for a monitor). The appearance is slick and elegant. WiFi connected just fine. The rest is Microsoft Windows stuff. I have an account with Microsoft, so that made the other setup things seemless over the (One) Cloud.
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Fonctionne très bien pour de la boutique, je ne l’utilise pas pour des jeux mais plus pour lancer des petits logiciels
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loving it
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