Lenovo ThinkCentre M900 Tiny Desktop Micro Tower PC (Intel Core i5-6500T Upto -3.1 GHz, 16 GB Ram, 256 GB SSD, USB 3.0, WiFi) Windows 10 Pro (Renewed) €¦

Ordered from Amazon, not one of the alternates. Got the M900, exactly as described in text and images. Looks like new both outside and inside. No scratches, no dust.My application is that it sits and runs videos or slide shows. No hesitation during videos. I was a bit reluctant about the 256GB SDD but, after my setup, there is only about 52GB used. I have all videos and stills either on the web or on an external USB drive, but there's plenty storage onboard for that.The WiFi dongle connects to my mesh node about 10-15 feet away but connectivity is pretty awful. During setup I had some downloads just never finish. I ran a Cat5 from the mesh node to the box and got everything running. I've ordered a WiFi dongle with an antenna.

5 stars because I'm easy to please... its a tiny FF dektop that works fine. No issues thus far.I know its a refurb unit and its probably close to 10 yrs old but, their quality control could be a little better. The fan was full of dust and the SSD had 3 dents in the case, and some restock scribble on it. Even still, it booted up and ran fine. For $130 bucks I wont complain too much.The listing says its an M900 however when I opened it up it is actually an M910 model. Other than some minor style differences in the layout of its guts, thats not a big deal.The wifi is a cheap dongle that was included, not internal. The USB ports are not blue, but the system checker says they are 3.0 super speed. The back of the unit is not the same as the pics on the listing. There is no rear mic jack and there is an added VGA port. Again, probably just due to it being an M910 and not a n M900. Minor differences.The keyboard and mouse are your typical cheapo items that work perfectly fine.I replaced the included SSD with a new kingston SSD and loaded linux mint on it, which runs very well on this unit.Don't hesitate to buy one, you get more than ya pay for.

It took me awhile to finally get around to setting up my home server with the NUC and the first time I had the device booted, it gave me the blue screen of death. I went through the diagnostic tool and every time I try to use it, it just freezes. $100 brick.

I got this as a backup for my old desktop which may fail at any time (10yrs old). It takes up about 10 sq inches on my desk and is very fast and crazy how many features it has. I don't usually buy refurbs but hey this is awesome.

I received a M910q, which has 2 less ram slots available than a m900.

I am still waiting on the replacement SSD before I upgrade from Windows to Ubuntu, but under Windows 10 it's a snappy little box. The Displayport video dropped out a couple of times when I bumped the box but this shouldn't be an issue once it's racked as a server. This would still make for a fine desktop box for casual or business use.A little annoyed at Microsoft for blocking ICMP ECHO in the firewall, which made a network problem unnecessarily hard to debug, but that's not the hardware's fault.Edit: Ubuntu 22.04 runs fine apart from some annoying behavior with the lock screen that's Canonical's fault... I have an HP mini-PC with the same problem.

works well.Doesn't include WiFi/Bluetooth in the box, rather they ship it with a dongle that semi-permanently takes up a USB port. which is dumb because there is a slot to add in a real laptop WiFi card that isn't being utilized.

i would say great for the price but that might imply a drawback.i love it, its supper cheap and a lot of poweri bought 2 more before the price goes up