Lenovo M72

First thing I did was attempt to crack open the case to pull the HDD and clone it to an SSD I had lying around (See Cons). I am using this as a media PC using NPVR and Kodi on Win7. Unsurprisingly, this thing screams compared to the older Atom-based...

First one I received had stripped out case screws, making it impossible to unscrew them so I could pull the HDD for cloning. Thankfully the unit went on further discount ~2wks after purchase, so I ordered another which turned out to be a good thing...

I originally gave this unit only 2 stars due to initial problems I had with ports seeming not to work. The ports were work with some devices but not others. I thought that the cheap power supply it shipped with could have been under powered or that...

The power supply that ships with this unit appears to be a cheap non-original

Unit's size is great. Looks like it could make a great media center machine for my TV. But I can't comment on anything further as I haven't really has a chance to fully test it.

Only one of the 4 usb ports "worked" and even then it was with a wireless keyboard with a track page where only the trackpad worked. Unit also froze up a number of times while trying to trouble shoot usb issues. Attempted to upgrade windows and got an...

- High Quality Lenovo Business PC - all metal construction - Semi-future proof with displayport connectivity while also being backward compatible via VGA - 5 USB ports - Spot in case to put a wireless antenna through via an internal mPCIe (at least I...

- Cooling solution might be lacking - see other thoughts - The external power supply seems really cheap - for something that was marketed as an option for point of sale, seems kind of short-sighted.

High Quality Lenovo Business PC - all metal construction ; Semi-future proof with displayport connectivity while also being backward compatible via VGA ; 5 USB ports ; Spot in case to put a wireless antenna through via an internal mPCIe (at least I...

Cooling solution might be lacking - see other thoughts ; The external power supply seems really cheap - for something that was marketed as an option for point of sale, seems kind of short-sighted