DELL 390

The product is okay.

Product was refurbished and arrived defective. The disk drive was not operational. When I called to complain, I had the distinct impression from customer service that they didn't really care. You are advertised as a Microsoft authorized refurbishing...

They are cheap

They are dead after 2 months. waste of money

Full size BTX case with a 375 Watt power supply. Arrived clean with no cosmetic signs of wear. Motherboard supports SATA. Being Dell, you can download the maintenance manual & diagnostics.

"Core 2 Dual E6320 " CPU was a slow 1.86Hz which only gave a WEI=4.8. The DVD-ROM is IDE.

- Solid specs - Good price point - One year warranty (hopefully won't have to use)

Nothing so far

fast computer and HAS HDMI I hooked it up to my TV

the computer is a little loud but NOTHING to be alarmed about, I got used to it.

Excellent deal. A new computer with all these attributes is about three times the price. I was nervous about buying a refurb but this is doing great. All that extra junk that comes on a new computer that I spend weeks taking off wasn't there. In the...

This machine will NOT load Windows 10. You get a free upgrade but it won't work. I had to revert to windows 7 which is fine but when you do, it does a factory reset so you lose anything you did, which includes all the updating of windows 7 just to get...

Seems to be "Like New" for a refurbished computer. Both the inside and outside are very clean. Booted right up. This machine has a small footprint for an office situation with heavy online database and office applications It fits the ticket.

I have not found any cons for this machine.

This Dell is more than fast enough for all of my wife's tasks. No difficulty setting up or connecting.

Does not come with wireless card, but I installed a TP-LINK T9E which connects from the computer upstairs to a router downstairs at the other end of the house. 4 bars.