🖥️ Renewed HP Flagship Pro Desktop 2018 Computer - Core I5, Up to 3.6GHz, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, WiFi, DVD, DP, VGA, USB 3.0, Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit - Multi Language Support (English/Spanish/French) (CI5) Review

I had high hopes for this HP SFF PC claiming it was a 2018 model and in "almost new" condition. I buy refurbished office PCs because these machines are workhorses and have great value. That being said I expect a scuff or two but this machine had the following: Heavy scuffs on the front fairing (see pic) Repainted bodywork with spray Fortunately the power pack and interior were fully vacuumed (thanks). The price is still very good, i5 core and good SSD quality with Win10 Pro. I figured maybe I…

I'm not a gamer and don't need tech support so I won't rate these areas. I started by plugging in my old LCD monitor and pairing my wireless keyboard and mouse (instantly). I then partitioned the drive and installed Linux Mint on the new partition. I then restored a backup from my 8 year old computer. I had no problems setting it up and the improvement was immediately visible. For the first few days, one of the fans would occasionally turn on with a screeching/screeching noise in accelerated…

Purchased for SMBs who want faster workstations at a lower price point than new. Last generation components but much more powerful than the new lower end machines they bought. The customer is very satisfied. The unit was packaged almost better than anything I've seen from an OEM factory. Windows 10 Pro activates without a hitch, the SSD paired with the quad-core i5 processor is incredibly faster than what the customer had before. Arrived almost a full week before the expected date. I have an IT

As the name suggests, I paid for a 512GB SSD but only got a 274GB SSD. For my business, the difference between a 512GB hard drive and a 274GB hard drive is huge. I was very excited about this product, but being able to get a hard drive with 50% of the advertised capacity severely limits what I can do with the machine.

This small form factor (SFF) fits perfectly on my desk at home and looks great! This is the 2018 HP Compaq Business Pro model that offers all the features I need in a full-featured business device. Intel i5, 500 GB SSD, Windows 10 Professional pre-installed, DVD, WLAN, Bluetooth and above all 4 USB 2.0 ports and 4 USB 3.0 ports. It came with a 600Mbps USB wireless adapter, good quality wired keyboard and mouse, but for convenience I bought a Logitech combo wireless kit and a Duel adapter with…

My son got suspicious when he saw this computer so he opened it up to see what was really inside. The case was very difficult to open, probably due to the design as the hard drive inside is from 2009! Also it says no SSD. I'm keeping this thing because I need to be online, but I don't know how long this hard drive will last.

I didn't know what to expect because I had never thought about buying used electronics before. I feel like a genius, maybe for the first time in my life, when I bought this desktop computer. I was using a laptop that almost fell on the floor while waiting for him to send my dad a jpg of tractor parts. This thing is very fast with an I5 3.2GHz processor (not 3.6). The SSD is lightning fast. If you don't store movies on your computer, this affordable computer is for you.

Well I just opened the box. Strongly dissatisfied. Haven't had a chance to commission it yet, but aesthetically it looks like curb junk. From the looks of it, I doubt it's a 2018 model. It's pretty beat up. The front panel is cracked, the paint has chipped to metal at all corners and the left side sits flat and is dirty overall. I'm debating whether to come back or not. I am very upset with the seller. Purchased from StallionTech. I'll sleep on it, but it'll probably come back because I don't…

On paper, the desktop sounds good for a rarely used home PC. When he arrived in May, he said that the system drive was not found. I contacted the StallionTek seller and got a replacement. But when I replaced it, the same problem occurred. StallionTek instructed me to reinstall Windows 10. This got me further for a while, although the computer kept crashing. In early September, the PC faced the same system drive not recognized issue. After several reboots, it also lost the video signal and there