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.

Got this and upgraded my storage and RAM. And it functions beautifully. Fast and amazing. I’m loving it. Might buy another to use as a home server

It runs with the preinstalled Windows just fine but I installed Linux Mint (an ubuntu distribution) and it flies, thanks to the quad core CPU and 16 gb RAM. Everything arrived in great shape, no wi-fi receiver so I had to buy one (yours may come with one though) , replaced, practically unused hard drive, etc. Having so many free usb ports makes no built-in wifi or bluetooth less of a problem. Very energy efficient, nothing like a full pc. To achieve double-booting with Linux I had to use a proprietary software (with free trial) since the Firmware defaults to booting from the Windows boot loader, making the Ubuntu bootloader's name identical to the original Windows one worked, no issues since.

It was great for about 45 minutes until the system crashed while transferring over some files. After rebooting and trying to continue setting up my PC, it kept crashing and saying it could not find the operating system. I wish I had gotten a smooth out of the box experience like most of the other reviewers on here.

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.

According to Lenovo's website, the machine I received dates from October 2016. However it looks and runs like new. Inside there was a little dust on the fan blades - I would say about a month's worth, so I don't know what this PC was doing for the other 6 years of its life, but not much, that's for sure. Came with a perfectly running image of Win 10 Pro. Kind of unreal to see Windows running fast and smooth actually :-D The only thing missing (apart from original packaging) was the little kickstand thingy that helps it to stand upright. I took off half a star because the 'Amazon Renewed' category is so vague. It wasn't clear to me if I'd be getting a customer return, distributor surplus or inventory out of a corporate environment. The machine is older than I expected but condition wise it is fine. I just think Amazon could and should be clearer about what exactly I would be getting. And I took off another half because this machine does _NOT_ have WiFi. Not a deal breaker for me but it might be for someone else. PS If I could have gotten the PC only (no kb or mouse) I would have done that. The supplied kb is a wacky gaming one that has a built in light show. I'll probably just give that away. UPDATE: I looked at the SMART data for the SSD and found that it had 6,100 hrs of up-time over 370 power cycles, with 14TB written to the drive and 120 unsafe shutdowns. That all sounds like a lot to me, although it reports as healthy.

Windows 10 no longer receives updates so its already outdated!

This is an unbelievable value for a PC. It comes with Windows 10, but I have also tested Chrome OS Flex and Linux and both work fine. I upgraded to 32gb of RAM and put in a fast M.2 hard drive and this thing screams. If you don't care about gaming, you can have yourself a fully capable desktop PC that takes up almost no room for dirt cheap.