Frank Rizzo
I purchased two of these for a business installation (M900 / Core i56500 / 16GB / 500GB SSD). The machines are fine and are easily reloaded with Windows 10 Pro. The price was quite good as well. My concern and the reason for the mediocre rating is that you dont get the warranty stated and also that the description is somewhat misleading. The machines I received are 7 months old and thus receive only 2 yr, 5 mo. warranty support from Lenovo. Additionally, the SSD is an aftermarket add-in and will not be covered by the lenovo warranty. The RAM also does not appear to be original. The description clearly states that these machines come with a 3 year lenovo warranty, however that is not the case. If something actually fails you may not get the support you expect. I realize that the seller offers their own support, but I doubt theyll be sending a technician out to change a part like lenovo would. The description of the computer doesnt clearly explain what is oem and what is aftermarket. Lenovo makes a great desktop, I would just prefer to have a clear path for on-site support for the 3 years for the computer as well as the components within. I get it that the seller is basically buying bare bones lenovo desktops and installing extra components more cheaply than if you bought them from Lenovo. If some components arent covered by Lenovo, Id just like to know specifically what is and isnt as well as how it will be supported (if at all). The SSD is from Crucial, but I have no info on it in order to make a warranty claim if needed.
