Dell OptiPlex 7050 Micro Form Factor Desktop Computer Intel Core i5-7500T Quad-Core Up to 3 3GHz 16GB DDR4

Shipping took a little longer than expected but still within timeframe promised. Exactly as described - easy to set up, amazingly small but more powerful than previous Dell versions. Small problem one day as it wouldn't start, but cleared up in a few hours. Also had a period where it was running much faster than it should, but that too resolved quickly. Read more

For the non-gamer, everyday "search the internet" or read your email this is a phenomenal bargain. Very small and has HDMI video/sound and USB ports. In my case I needed more USB ports and added a powered hub. Quite the space saver and does the job. My hobby requires use of many computers and as they need replacement, I will be using this micro form factor. Highly recommended. Read more

Computer came with a generic USB keyboard and mouse, and a USB Bluetooth adapter. I bought this computer to set up as a Linux dual boot system. It shipped pre-loaded with MS-WIN-BLOWS 10 on a 512 GB Samsung M.2 PCIe SSD module installed on the main board. There was also an empty SATA slot and drive bracket. I got a 512 GB 2.5" SATA SSD drive for about $30, and put it there. Linux installed on the SATA drive with no issues, and grub automagically configured for dual boot, Linux default. I didn't have to change a thing. At boot time I have about 10 seconds to hit down-arrow and boot MS-WIN-BLOWS. The display looks great on a 62" 4K HDTV. MS-WIN-BLOWS keeps nagging me to sign up for MicroShaft 'services' I don't want, but that's not the computer's fault. Other than that, it's a decent computer that does what I need it to do. UPDATE: I upgraded the RAM to 32 GB, the maximum supported by this computer. I also installed an Intel AX210 tri-band wireless module and antennas, which gives excellent wireless networking performance under both Linux and MS-WIN-BLOWS. One curious detail; the M2 screw that holds the wireless module in place screws right into the head of the main board mounting screw in front of the wireless module connector. Read more

Ordered multiple of these PCs with the hope of having some extra in the office without spending too much money. This was not a good idea. The OEM hard drives have all been swapped with a brand called KingFast which seem to have a life expectancy of about 3 weeks once they are being used and a company website made in the 80s. I have already replaced 2 HDDs after a very short time. Almost every PC came with a mismatched power supply that has an adaptor to make it fit but this often causes the PCs to not be able to see the power supply specs which causes an error on boot requiring the user to hit F1 every time they start the PC. Not a big deal if this is a home PC but for someone in IT getting the same phone call 5 times every morning gets old fast. Best I can say about these that they do seem to run for a little while but if you are part of an IT department you will be very disappointed shortly after purchase as you have to replace them again in less then a few months. I may be able to cobble something together out of what I have to get at least 1 working PC...I hope. Read more

Only had two weeks. A very nice computer, a great value. Only one minor setup problem with sound, lots of hardware packed into a very small footprint at L=7" x w-7.25 x H=1.5 when placed Horz on rubber feet. Only a couple minor complaints - No feet on keyboard and installed Wi-Fi USB adpt a bit slow, so I hard connect to my gateway. Read more

I'm very satisfied with it. Read more

I love these micro Dell pc I have used several of them from POS systems to digital displays. Rock solid solution. Read more

excelente producto, muy buen desempeño Read more