Dell OptiPlex 7060 Tower Computers Desktop Computer Windows 11,i7-8700 3.2GHz,32GB DDR4 Ram 512GB SSD M.2 NVMe SSD,Intel AX210 Built WiFi 6e Bluetooth 5.3, Refurbished Desktop,HDMI,DVD-RW (Renewed)

Needed to get onto a Windows 11 compliant PC before support ends for Windows 10 in October 2025, but didn't want to spend a lot for a new PC. Product delivered as described and in good condition. Win 11 Pro was already installed but had to apply updates to get on most current version (24H2). Very fast boot-up and good performance. I may add an additional solid-state hard drive (SSD) for more storage space. Had to buy a Display port-to-HDMI adapter since there's only two video ports and they're both Display Port (DP). Otherwise up and running right out of the box.

Great machine and price. Fast delivery. But the wireless mouse IS MISSING the USB connector

Nothing but problems. to begin with, there was no built-in wifi or bluetooth. Instead 2 USB plug-ins are provided of which the bluetooth did not work. Within a month I got the blue screen of death. At first, it happened every few weeks , then every few days. By the 9th month Im getting them hourly. Ive tried everything Microsoft has instructed me to do to no avail. My only option is to spend $150 to have GeekSquad diagnose it which seems ridiculous since thats half of what I spent on it. Today I ordered a new computer and this is going in the trash

This computer worked right out of the box and the built in wi-fi made it easy to connect to my network. It mostly connects at 5G and the wi-fi does not fade as it used to on older computers. It is a pleasure to operate it and I am typing this on that machine right now. Since I had an old ASUS monitor with an HDMI port, I had to buy the transition cable for connecting the monitor (Display Port out, HDMI in). Once I changed the input port setting on the ASUS monitor, I was up and running.

Came as described. It looks like an adhesive vinyl cover was used to hide case blemishes, but that's OK I was buying this to use as a server hidden under a desk anyway.Internal space was smaller than I thought it would be. I was intending to mount a few 3.5" NAS hard drives, but it doesn't have the space - it does have cages for a couple 2.5" drives. I ended up adding an external drive enclosure.Be warned, if you intend to add a graphics card, there are cable connectors for SATA power and data on the back side of the motherboard that will likely interfere with longer PCIe cards.

This computer took off like a rocket right out of the box. Good speed, cd burner worked well, wireless modem and Bluetooth were all excellent and I am no computer geek. The wireless keyboard and mouse was junk. Comes with windows 11 installed. Triple wrapped in bubble tape and back in beads. Good buy....

I tried to get help. From Dell, they said it is an old computer 2018. No warranty is available for it from them. It was my understanding that it had a year warranty, only to find out i have no warranty and no company willing to try fixing it.

I would have rated it a 4 overall if the product description was right because it works for my purposes, but I could see people having an issue with some things. First there is NO built in WIFI. That is 100% false. It is connected by a lightning quick ethernet cable. Works great and accesses the internet fast. Second is, it can't do 3 monitors as advertised in the image. There are 2 4k monitor ports and that's it. They provide a cheap HDMI converter (see pic 3). Also in pic 3, you will see the '5.0 Bluetooth' DONGLE they include with it. They didn't say it was built in, but that's a little deceptive. It's pretty cheap too. But for me it's perfect. I wanted to turn my 4k smart TV into a 55" 4k Windows 11 PC too. Works great! It's fast, responsive and even has a DVD-RW drive, but you do have to buy the software to use it. It can't play DVDs right out of the box or anything. Overall a solid unit, low temps, low power consumption, just wish it had WIFI.UPDATE: It does have built in WIFI. My mistake, I thought it was built into the computer when it's actually built into the box the keyboard and mouse come in (see photo 4). It too is a dongle just like the Bluetooth. Luckily there are six USB 3.0 ports.