Lenovo ThinkCentre M900 10FM001UUS Tiny Desktop (2.50 GHz Intel Core i5-6500T, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Windows 7 Pro),Black

I've been very happy with this machine.I run Fedora Linux on it and everything has worked flawlessly. I have a multi-monitor setup in my office and in the past I had to use an Nvidia card to do that and it was a real hassle since Nvidia will not provide open drivers for their hardware. I got tired of that fight and bought this lenovo for the multiple video ports driven by Intel graphics. It's been awesome. I can update my kernel whenever a new update comes with zero worries, everything keeps going just fine.The machine is quiet and quick, handling all my needs. I don't play games or anything like that. I do programming, system administration and normal office type stuff, browser, etc.The small footprint is great on my desk and I'm really enjoying it.I'd like to get another to replace the current Acer I have attached to my television. Once I have the money I'll probably do that. I'd keep Windows on it for that. It's nice having the option.

Perhaps I expected too much since I've maxed out all the hardware specs (via lenovo.com), however the result feels underwhelming. The fan is louder than I wanted, the Windows 10 performance (including boot time) is sluggish, despite the SSD and 16 GB memory I got. Another con is that I had to spend hours removing all the Lenovo bloatware and stop weird processes from running in the background. All in all, I regret spending 1k on this, and highly recommend considering a different solution.

Fast boot due to SSD. Fan is virtually silent after boot up. Came with a bonus installed third display port output. Minimal bloatware, probably due to this being essentially a professional machine. Really nice alternative to the Dell 9020 micro. Added a SanDisk 480GB Extreem external SSD and slim LG external optical drive, both connected via USB 3.0. Could not be happier with the result.

We are starting to use these for all our work stations. The power required to run the thing is very minimal, and the space savings in an office is great. Can't imagine going back to the bigger boxes which are more noisy and collect more dust. You can even mount this on a monitor or in a hanger that can mounted under a shelf or desk. This newer model is all USB 3.0. If you need more, just use a powered hub.

This has been the best PC I've ever owned. It's not for gaming--if you need a PC to do Excel and Outlook, and not get frustrated with the slow, slow speeds of a typical consumer PC, start here. Obviously it's the SSD hard drive that makes the difference, but the drivers must be optimized as well. This sucker is small for people like me who don't like the huge towers on my desk (or under it). Bloatware is a minimum, yay.

Don't do it much better PCs for the price even lower.

Perfect for an office desktop. Better alternative than a standard sized tower to minimize clutter/space. It is also extremely quiet. I manage a law office and this unit can handle everything just fine. Love that it came with up to THREE visual outputs. I purchased a DP to HDMI cable and have dual monitors hooked up. You'll need to purchase speakers if you want audio (or use headphones). This unit has WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities, which is awesome.

These tiny form factor machines are great desktop replacements and save a ton of room in inventory, or on or under the desk. We've had a few bad ones (possibly heat issues), but all were replaced well within the warranty period.