Dell OptiPlex 7020 Tower Business Desktop Computer, 12th Gen Intel Hexa-Core i5-12500 (Beat i7-11700), 32GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, DVDRW, WiFi Adapter, RJ-45, HDMI, Keyboard & Mouse, Windows 11 Pro

No problems in setting up. I would recommend buying PC mover unless you have great computer savvy. There is a lot of bloatware on the PC but that is up to you to keep or delete. I spent some time googling what is most beneficial & made decisions on what to keep based on what I wanted. Overall, great buy & I'm well satisfied.

Dell OptiPlex 7010 Tower Business Desktop Computer. Good computer with 12th Gen Intel Hexa-Core i5-12500 (Beat i7-11700), 64GB DDR4 RAM, 2TB PCIe SSD, DVDRW, WiFi Adapter, RJ-45, HDMI, Keyboard & Mouse, Windows 11 Pro. I had to buy a HDMI to VGA video adaptor for my older monitor. I would have liked audio jack on the back for my speakers rather than on the front. I'm never a fan of new OS, but getting used to Windows 11. It's fast and quiet. I plan on this computer lasting a long time.

My PC was 12 years old and would not load the new Windows 11, so I needed a new Dell and chose this one. It is meeting my expectations and of course came loaded with Windows 11. I always buy Dell and this was a good value. I love that it is smaller and lighter than my old one. Delivery was quick and efficient.

This desktop Dell optiplex 7010 computer is difected . after windows 11 update ( problem with Bit locker and was nothing works after that , i return it for refund ,i have no respond from them yet , i wand my money back.....

working perfectly. our user is very happy.

Easy to setup and use.

I would give it 5 stars but I was surprised to find out that I need to get a new cable to connect this PC to the monitor - unlike the image in Amazon, it does not have the video output, nor mouse/keyboard ports.Actually, the computer that I received is not OptiPlex 7090 but OptiPlex 7000, which is a newer version, so I can't complain about that.

This PC is a replacement for my 10 year old Dell XPS 8700 which acts as "sever" for the family (2 extra HDDs).The new Optiplex 7010 Tower runs Win11 (old XPS 8700 supposedly can't) and since it came with a PCle SSD as the "main" drive, I planned for it to take on the family "sever" function. It has a total of 3 SATA ports so it is capable of handling the 2 additional "server" drives (2.5" SSDs). BUT it didn't come with the 2.5" Hard Drive Caddy. It took some searching, but I found the correct caddy is the same metal one used in earlier Dell 3080 family - 2.5" HHD Caddy Bracket 9T3F1. Pic attached.Note if you don't have a supply of SATA cables, you'll need to purchase 2. One that came with the 7010 Tower was too short (reaches the 3.5" HHD mounting location).