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Like all refurbished stuff, what I get from "supplier A" may not be what you get from "supplier B". That's just how it works. If you look at the drop-down, you'll see several sellers happy to sell you one. What I got this time: no SSD bracket, no DVD. But I did get a keyboard, mouse, power cord, built-in WiFi, the specified RAM and NVMe drive. It also has two serial ports and VGA. Unlike others, mine came with the CPU shown in the listing. The photos are stock photos from somewhere; they certainly don't show what mine looks like. Other than the missing SSD bracket, the rest doesn't matter for my use case. There's another place you can get them pretty cheap... Everything works fine. It booted to Windows 10, but I quickly switched to Linux after fiddling with the BIOS. Mine came with two 8GB sticks for 16GB. Maybe another unit comes with four 4GB? I have no idea. The two-stick option makes upgrading easier. Oddly, the BIOS showed the RAM running at 2666MHz instead of 2400MHz. I guess I got lucky. The NVMe is a stock Lenovo part. Is it new or used? No way to tell. BIOS was last updated in 2024. Mechanically, everything looks fine - no major scratches or dents. Nothing broken. It would look fine on a desktop. This isn't a super modern CPU, and 16GB isn't a lot of RAM, which affects Windows performance compared to newer machines. For the price, I'm quite happy. Right now, this is the lowest-cost M920s refurb on Amazon and that other place.

I'm absolutely thrilled with this computer! It arrived almost exactly as described, but with a sweet upgrade: Windows 11 Pro instead of Windows 10 Pro (since Windows 10 is ending support soon), and an Intel Core i5-8600 instead of the listed i5-8500. What a pleasant surprise! The only downside is no disk drive, but honestly, it's still a five-star experience. The value is incredible, setup was a breeze, and it's fast and clean.