HP Elitedesk 800 G3 Mini Business Desktop (Intel Quad Core i5-6500T, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB SSD) Type-C, DisplayPort, WiFi, WiFi, Ethernet, Keyboard & Mouse, Windows 11 Pro (Renewed)

Bought this for use as a desktop workstation, playing with docker containers, etc. Unit arrived packaged well, with a new generic keyboard, mouse, and USB Wi-Fi dongle. Unit came with Windows 10 pro installed, but I shrank that partition down and installed Ubuntu. Everything works better than expected, this is a great little machine. Runs cool and quiet. BIOS has tons of options, supports VTx, VTd, etc. Will probably be picking up another one of these, far cheaper than building out a similarly specced box pc, and the 1L form factor is great for small spaces. Edit 10/20/22: Still going strong, now in use as a Proxmox host for a variety of services including Plex, paperless-ngx, and about a dozen more. I realized it even supports Intel AMT, which provides KVM over IP among other things. Awesome! Only potential bottleneck I've noticed is the cheap, slow SSD that's installed, but that's a simple, inexpensive upgrade, and pretty much unnecessary for normal desktop use.

I ordered this renewed PC for drone stimulator as I did not want to spend a fortune for a high end PC. The expectation was not high for some thing this cheap but man, it met all of my hopes! The one I received was pretty new, no issue with cosmetics. I guess the previous owner did not get to use it as much before sending it back. All the functions were great except for the USB dongle. I had to purchase a different one one for this very important function. It need something faster and less overheated than the one came in the box! Happy with my purchase. I may use it for light office work as it connects to my small smart TV to make a good combo TV/PC. Thank you for this product.

The machine was in perfect order except that it did not have a built-in Wi-Fi module, as shown in the images. It was removed, and the antennas were just cut with pliers. I had to take the machine apart to remove the antenna wires properly because I believe they would've shorted on the motherboard at some point in time. It has a Wi-Fi dongle though but this eliminates the availability of one of the USB ports. Other than that, the machine is perfect.

Arrived with what I would describe as the world's cheapest keyboard (with several stuck keys) and mouse; this wasn't really a problem since I didn't need these, but were a waste of packaging and plastic and I'd caution anybody expecting to use them. Booted into Windows 10 with no problem, appeared to be functional. Installed Ubuntu over it, ran Home Assistant in a Docker container on it for its lifetime with no issues. Kept good air flow around it, and unit was plugged into a UPS, with no power incidents. About a week ago I notice my home automations had failed and discovered that the unit was unpowered. It failed to power back on normally, or even after holding the power button for 30s (as was recommended in one Google search result). Verified on HP site (via serial number) that this unit was no longer under warranty (but this was not a surprise). Replaced the relatively inexpensive external power supply, but no change. Unit is dead and I can purchase a similar unit -- from a different supplier -- for half the price of a G3 motherboard on EBay. Would not recommend this particular supplier.

This refurbished mini PC came in perfect condition with ample cushioning for shipping. The original HP 65W power adapter is included in addition to a box containing a wired keyboard, mouse, power cable and 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter (these are not HP or 'known' brands. I tested the mouse and it works okay, but the scroll wheel feels cheap and sticks at points in rotation. This is not an issue for me as I use my own keyboard, monitor and Wi-Fi adapter with it. It works as fast as you would expect, and I was able to set up the included Windows 10 Pro with Azure AD in no time. It has run everything I put it through so far, but this is primarily embedded development work and not graphics-intensive workloads such as gaming, 3D rendering, etc. I will probably purchase a couple more, and install Fedora or another Linux distro onto it (my original intention for this PC, but I decided to run W10 full-time on it and run Linux in a VM for now).

With refurbished products damage is always a concern but my PC arrived looking very clean, it looked as if it were new. Specs were as advertized, Windows was installed, ready to go, no corruption. It comes with a WiFi adapter and Bluetooth adapter. Can't complain, for the price it's a bargain.

The cleanest refurbished product I have ever purchased! Everything checks out and the unit is very well-built. Should have many more years of life in it. Great performance in general and the only downside is streaming video, 1080HD is certainly fine but don't expect anything higher. Excellent value for everyday use. Update 3/19/23: The cheap SSD drive shipped with this was always a clunky performer at best however over the past couple of weeks it got so bad that boot times of 3+ minutes were not unheard of and lag could often bring the PC to a halt. Being just a few days shy of the 90 day and not wanting to start all over with a new PC should I have gone through the return/exchange process I just bit the bullet and ordered a WD Black M.2. After cloning and removing the "King" china special drive and booting with the new M.2 it was like a new machine. Performing much better than it ever did and nice to see the drive activity light not constantly lit. Removing 1 star for this issue.

Worked great out of the box. Came with Windows 10 but I’m going to put Linux on it. Excellent value for money. Had 16GB RAM, 500GB SSD just like it said on the advert. Even came with a keyboard which looked new. In fact the whole unit looked as new. Had 2 DisplayPorts and VGA. 1Gb/s Ethernet and WiFi. Arrived on time, very well packaged. Great deal.