After spending all the time setting up my Win10 system (installing apps etc) the mouse decided to die. Resurrect. Dance around when signaled to move. Die again. Resurrect. etc, etc... So maybe MS brilliant blunder - the October (disastrous) update. So attempted to return to C:\ backup of a week ago.

Once I figured out how to set the machine up, it was a great product! But, HP could have avoided the glitches with either some easy labeling to guide the novice, or some better illustrations in the manual; or better both.

It's a plain desktop - no multi-colored lights, etc. The site pics make it look worn, but mine looks brand new - not worn, and not a scratch on it. If you want to add a graphics card, it can't be full-length but it can be pretty tall. Everything works well. The GigE/DisplayPorts/USB/audio work well.

Everything came up just fine when first when I first started the PC. Seems to be a fast machine and a good price. So far all is well and no problems.

The description doesn't say it, but the package actually contains a mouse and keyboard. I suspect others might like to know this.

Impressive power and clever design inside a PC that's smaller and smarter than most desktop towers

Quad-core Xeon CPU is fast; Discrete Nvidia Quadro graphics; Smart; small design; Decent upgrade room and connectivity

Full-size towers are more versatile; Quad-core CPU may be limiting when using the most heavily multi-threaded applications

HP Inc recently made two more additions to its already broad Z family of workstations: the Z240 Tower, and the 57 percent smaller Z240 SFF.

Smart chassis design; strong performance; range of business-grade OS options

Not as upgradable as other workstations

Good product and does the job. Excellent. I highly recommend this product

I am satisfied with the product.