N40 Mini PC Fanless Celeron N4020,up to 2.8GHz with 4GB DDR4/64GB eMMC RAM Mini Desktop Computer, Support 4K UHD, VGA Port,2.4G/5.8G WiFi&BT4.2,3xUSB3.0 Ports,1x SD Card Slot for Business Home Office

The answer is YES - this is a legit Windows 10 Pro PC for $100-something dollars. And YES it does work well given the price point... a family member of mine has a PC that is about 7 years old and this thing blows it away in terms of speed and reliability. That's because this thing is completely solid state - no moving parts whatsoever.If you're going to buy this I suggest you be a PC/Windows power-user, or have access to a Windows power-user... because it can be quirky to set-up and maintain. For example... when you have to reboot (and you will) the system can hang. It's an easy fix to boot (remove the HDMI monitor cable, and/or the dongle for your keyboard/mouse and it will boot) but you can't expect Grandma to do that every time the system requires a restart.Strengths... it's tiny and super light in weight. You could attach this to the back of a TV (bracket included) or hide it almost anywhere. It's 100% quiet (no moving parts).It runs very well for regular tasks (perfect for youtube, streaming HD video, browsing the web, word processing, simple games etc). I'm using it as client for my media server so I can watch any of my HD content on my bedroom tv. It however has its limitations... NO, you won't be able to run newer 3D games or 4k video or other high-end tasks without any issues... this is a basic Windows 10 PC, not a power-PC, don't buy it expecting it to be anything more than basic.Cons:-Runs warm... the outer box is always warm to the touch, especially when the CPU is being taxed. That's to be expected because there are no fans, but the longevity of the product concerns me because of this.-Quirky... as mentioned above, you need to have some basic PC and Windows knowledge to own this because it tends not to be "plug and play". Yes, they offer advice and help via their online forums, but to be honest they default to that way too much ("Check the forums... ask on the forums"). There really should be a standard FAQ or User's Manual you can reference, you shouldn't have to rely on asking questions online to get answers to basic operations problems or questions.-Storage... with a low volume solid-state system drive, you're going to want to invest in a decent sized SD card (supports up to 128GB) to store files on.-Sleep... mine will sleep if I tell it to sleep, but will NOT enter sleep mode on its own (I set the power options to sleep after 30 mins). They tell you on their forums not to worry about sleep mode because "this PC consumes a very little amount of energy" but that's nonsense to me, any PC should sleep or be shutdown when not in use, no matter how little energy it consumes when its turned on. I'll be adding a media remote to this PC so I can manually tell this item to sleep and wake-up, because something in this set-up is preventing it from sleeping when it's automatically supposed to.Other concerns I've read:"Don't let windows update itself" - I didn't find this to be true... when Windows 10 updates itself and needs to reboot you may need to pull your monitor cable and keyboard dongle out to get it to boot, but it accepts all the Windows updates (so far).-"It's not a full copy of Windows 10" - well yes and no it isn't... you don't get a disk and registration key with this PC to use wherever you please... but the copy of Windows 10 Pro that is installed on this PC is indeed FULL and LEGIT and AUTHORIZED. If you need to start clean their forums will direct you to the software and provide you with a registration key... but this copy of Windows 10 is tied to this PC. So no, you don't get a full copy of Windows 10 to use however or wherever you please, but yes, the copy of Windows 10 installed on this PC is FULL and AUTHORIZED.I am very happy with my purchase so far, and think if you know your way around a PC and Windows and can deal with a few quirks here and there, that you will be happy with purchasing this as well... especially at this price.3/2021 Update, after one year of use: going stronger than when I got it. Still has accepted every single update Microsoft has thrown at it. They sometimes take a little while to process, but no update has “broken” my system. In fact an update about 8 months ago somehow fixed the reboot problem where you had to remove the monitor cable. It now reboots every time like a champ without having to pull any cables. Runs/streams kodi 19 and 1080p content to my bedroom tv a few hours a week and works better than when i bought it.

I've been daily driving this device for 4 months.This device surpassed my expectations as a media PC.This is a full PC, optimized for streaming media.It runs streaming websites with ease.Youtube, Netflix, Amazon, those pirate sites, all without any issue.It runs my windows office applications in a pinch.discord, slack, office 365, no issues.I can easily use remote desktop to connect to my main computer if i need to do some "heavy lifting".All of this, in the size of a device that needs no space, it piggy backs on the TV.My wife is even ok with a PC on the main living room TV because of this thing.This device is best combined with a Logitech K400.Totally recommend this device to anyone and i have no idea why the rating is less then 4.5 stars.

2nd Update:I mostly use MS Office 365. It came already loaded, but the app version. That's why all the glitches and the slowness. I downloaded the full versions from MS and it works flawlessly and fast. There's not enough processing speed to keep up with edits and keep an open connection. I dl'd Chrome and Firefox for web browsing since those are both safe and fast. Everything is working well, but there's very little space for the hard drive. This is key. I had a portable drive and used settings to dl and install everything on that drive, but it's conventional HDD. I don't have a USB device that's big enough or fast enough to replace it, so I ordered the Samsung SSD portable from Amazon. It'll be here on 1/25 and I'll update after I've installed it and configured everything to use it. Conventional HDD's go to sleep (do they get bored?) and cause even more glitches. I'm hoping that an SSD will wake up and perform fast enough to not notice the lag. Even with the conventional HDD, I'd recommend this. It's Windows 10 Pro 64 bit...AND a full computer. You can't even get Win 10 for less than $189 (since they stopped supporting Win 7, the prices soared; that's what caused all this) by itself, so it's still a deal. I wish I could migrate this to my 5yo Dell, which still performs faster. I tried ISO'ing the drive but the bootmgr resides in flash memory within the Mini PC and I wasn't willing to tear it apart.Update:The amount of bloatware on this is unbelievable! It might be able to function, except it's running so many programs that I can't stop. It has 5 different processes for Skype and there's not even a camera. I can't even find Skype to uninstall it. It's unbelievably slow. Don't know what anyone would want this for. I was trying to play YouTube videos, something my Roku can do flawlessly on my tv. It kept skipping, even though it was getting over 128KB/sec WiFi. That's plenty enough to run a 4k movie without buffering. But the CPU was clocking over 113%...to play a video on a website. Embarrassing.Just got it yesterday. I must wait until it finishes updating to properly assess it. Shouldn't be more than another day or two...at this rate. Internet connection is NOT the problem. Downloads FAST. Then must install......