Dell Optiplex 7070 Tower Desktop Computer | Intel i7-9700 (3.4) | 16GB DDR4 RAM | 500GB SSD Solid State | Windows 11 Pro | Internal Wi-Fi 6 PCIe Adapter (Renewed)

AS ADVERTISED, EXELENT QUALITY AND VALUE
Tower came wrapped well to protect it in shipping. Cosmetically, it looks like new. It started right up with pre-loaded software, and every component works flawlessly. The tower is lighter and smaller than my old one, and verry quiet. Would definitely buy this again, it is an excellent bargain.

A little pricey for a renewed unit but a good unit
This is a good unit for renewed. It looks in good shape. I will say the keyboard and mouse that comes with it are very cheap and I don’t expect them to last for a long time. It takes a little getting used to, but all in all the computer works as expected. Still running my old system until I can get this one to set up similar to my Windows 10 desktop.

Pay Attention and Take Ownership of What You are Buying and From Who
Two things to note, I don’t often review products, and I specifically selected STG as the reseller given their positive reviews over the last 12 months, even though I paid $2.00 more and also had to wait an extra day or two for their shipping, it was well worth it.Not to sound harsh but we as consumers should take some responsibility of what we are purchasing are also specifically who is the reseller, especially when you are buying a refurbished item. You are generally always presented with the cheapest purchase option, that doesn’t mean it is your best option, especially when it comes to refurbished items like PC’s. Keep in mind, this is not a brand-new sparkly PC with a $2K price tag, in the best-case scenario, you are buying a 5-year-old PC, that hopefully was sitting on some drones desk in nice clean office environment, which has now depreciated and is being re-sold back into the mainstream consumer market. The most important part of this process is the cleaning up, reconfiguring and packaging of the PC from its previous life to now being in your most likely, home environment.STG did a great job of this, the PC was dust free inside, was in pristine condition and from what I can tell, they even put in a new battery on the motherboard (this is to keep the bios going when unplugged, it’s a small battery most people don’t even know exist). It was well packaged, included a very easy to follow single page guide to get Windows activated with Microsoft and they even included a keyboard and mouse for folks who might need it to get started. I will note that the PC itself only has 3 – Display Ports, I missed that in the description but that is on me, not an issue for most people so I just added an HDMI dongle. On a side note, yes, it does have plenty of USB ports, on the front and back, but also has the old school PS/2 style ports available for a mouse and keyboard for nostalgia’s sake…ironically, I still have an old trackball mouse that would work on this thing lol.After getting Windows activated, I immediately added a 2TB NVME drive for the boot drive and cloned the original 1TB SSD through Acronis, which is free to use if you use a Western Digital drive. I then added a dual port 10GB SFP+ network card, an additional 3.5” SATA drive for more storage which I had sitting around, and then added two 16GB DDR4 RAM sticks to get it up to a total of 64GB of RAM. I could not find the exact ADATA ones that came with it, but I did match up the RAM’s speed, voltage and timings to make sure it would work, and it did. Also, I did update the BIOS and some other items from Dell’s website but most people will never need to do this, and in all honesty shouldn’t. I would recommend the RAM I bought but I honestly don’t know if it is the same as what came in yours and it may do more harm than good.This is the first PC I have purchased in about 30 years, I have been building my own since I was a kid in the 90’s but I really just needed a decent PC I could RDP into, use as a management device for my network rack, and also serve as a VM host device using VirtualBox with an Ubuntu and Linux Mint VM. I know Dell is pretty solid when it comes to desktops like these, which are usually targeted at businesses, so my hope is that it just sits in my basement next to the network rack for another 5 years, if it is still running after that, it will just become a full blown linux box.This is a great little PC as is, but with a few upgrades can be a utility device like what I did, or a light little gaming rig assuming you upgrade the PSU or get a GPU that doesn’t need a lot of space or power. Just understand, this is never going to be something you overclock or turn into a 4K 120fps gaming rig, it just doesn’t have the space or backbone for it, nor was it ever intended to. It draws very little power, has a nice quiet case and does have WiFi and BT built in if you need it.Once again, I cannot say enough good things about STG, they did a great job and I would have no problems buying from them again. It was nice to see a seller actually take pride in what they sent, as always, it was the little things that made a big difference for the user/consumer experience!

something wrong with the way these guys work.
product arrive fine. Upon first startup, could not get into the system. had a password protection with no documentation on what the password was. Called customer service. They concluded that the disk had not been wiped clean and I would need to return it to their offices. Would not send a computer in the meantime and said they would ship one two days after they received the defective one from me. Seems to be bad quality assurance and not very professional. not very happy with this.