Lenovo ThinkCentre M720q Tiny

Creative pros will need to look elsewhere for a larger PC with dedicated graphics, but busy, cramped offices whose workers mainly rely on everyday productivity apps, and prefer working on desktop monitors and peripherals as opposed to laptops, will find a lot to like in Lenovo's latest revision of...

Tons of at-purchase configuration options; Includes security features for businesses; Chassis is compact, rugged, and easily serviced; Plenty of ports; Runs quietly

Minimal room for internal expansion, beyond 2.5-inch bay; Bundled keyboard and mouse are wired and subpar

Lenovo ThinkCentre M720q Tiny review: Security, ports, and performance in a compact PC

Mini PCs, desktop devices that offer about the same performance as many Ultrabooks while taking up far less space, are popular for those without a lot of room yet who like to keep something connected to keyboard, mouse, and monitor.

Very compact chassis; Plenty of configuration options; Upgradeable RAM and SSD; Vertical stand included; Keyboard and mouse included

No Thunderbolt 3 port; No discrete GPU option

Love the size of these Tiny towers!

I bought 24 of these last Sept. 2018 and now 20 more in Aug. 2019. I love the size, plus they are super fast. They also come with a 3 year onsite warranty. I had to have one of them worked on last year and it was so easy to submit a support ticket and plus they came out and fixed it.

Five Stars

Nice and Compact!