Superó las expectativas

2025-12-29    -Cliente de Kindle

Equipo en muy buenas condiciones, parece nuevo de fabrica

5.0 out of 5 stars Good value

2026-02-08    -Shanda

Excellent value. Able to game on it and easy setup

1.0 out of 5 stars Negative Reviews For A Reason........................

2026-02-11    -Alpine Man

I read negative reviews and bought the Dell name. They are lucky I gave them 1 Star. It is refurbished and out of warranty. The wireless mouse and keyboard do not work. I found out since then the little USB gizmo is for that but the literature makes no mention of it. Hard wired are OK. I added a CD Drive and an external HDD and File Manager sees both of them. I took the hard drive out of my other machine and installed it using the cables in the machine to add a secondary hard drive. File Manager does not see this one. I looked up some stuff on line and tried the F2 and F12 boots. All the diagnostics came back fine. I looked into the BIOS and got nowhere. Dell charges $59 just to send the machine to them in a box they provide and then they charge $60/hr. to fix it. A local store here in town charges $100/hr. so back it goes. Spend a little more money and buy a new Dell or something similar, not a refurbished one. As a side note, this machine is much faster and bug free than the old Lenovo I had.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great buy, excellent performance

2026-03-02    -Heather Sutton

Excellent desktop computer for a senior to keep in touch, shop, and keep up with extended family in Windows 11.

4.0 out of 5 stars A productivity beast for the price—just mind the OS limits

2026-01-30    -Paxton Fellers

I picked up this Dell OptiPlex 3050 to act as my main home office hub, and with the 32GB of RAM and 512GB NVMe SSD, it is incredibly snappy. I often have 30+ Chrome tabs open alongside Excel and a few background apps, and I haven't seen a single stutter.What impressed me most: For a compact desktop, the multi-monitor support is a huge win. I’m running a dual-display setup via the HDMI and DisplayPort, and it handled the configuration instantly. If you're doing heavy multitasking or light creative work, this configuration offers tremendous value compared to a new entry-level PC.The Catch: The only major downside is that the 7th Gen Intel processor isn't officially supported for the Windows 11 upgrade. While it runs Windows 10 perfectly and likely will for a long time, you should be aware of this if you're looking for the absolute latest OS features.Verdict: If you prioritize raw speed and multitasking over having the newest Windows version, this is an absolute steal.

1.0 out of 5 stars Negative Reviews For A Reason........................

2025-12-27    -Alpine Man

I read negative reviews and bought the Dell name. They are lucky I gave them 1 Star. It is refurbished and out of warranty. The wireless mouse and keyboard do not work. I found out since then the little USB gizmo is for that but the literature makes no mention of it. Hard wired are OK. I added a CD Drive and an external HDD and File Manager sees both of them. I took the hard drive out of my other machine and installed it using the cables in the machine to add a secondary hard drive. File Manager does not see this one. I looked up some stuff on line and tried the F2 and F12 boots. All the diagnostics came back fine. I looked into the BIOS and got nowhere. Dell charges $59 just to send the machine to them in a box they provide and then they charge $60/hr. to fix it. A local store here in town charges $100/hr. so back it goes. Spend a little more money and buy a new Dell or something similar, not a refurbished one. As a side note, this machine is much faster and bug free than the old Lenovo I had.

El cpu pintado y el wifi no funciona sin el usb muy malas condiciones del producto

2026-01-29    -Fernando

The media could not be loaded.

5.0 out of 5 stars Mission accomplished!

2026-02-02    -David M Wagner

Exceeded my expectations. Wireless mouse didn't work but I prefer my usb connected mouse.

4.0 out of 5 stars A productivity beast for the price—just mind the OS limits

2026-02-16    -Paxton Fellers

I picked up this Dell OptiPlex 3050 to act as my main home office hub, and with the 32GB of RAM and 512GB NVMe SSD, it is incredibly snappy. I often have 30+ Chrome tabs open alongside Excel and a few background apps, and I haven't seen a single stutter.What impressed me most: For a compact desktop, the multi-monitor support is a huge win. I’m running a dual-display setup via the HDMI and DisplayPort, and it handled the configuration instantly. If you're doing heavy multitasking or light creative work, this configuration offers tremendous value compared to a new entry-level PC.The Catch: The only major downside is that the 7th Gen Intel processor isn't officially supported for the Windows 11 upgrade. While it runs Windows 10 perfectly and likely will for a long time, you should be aware of this if you're looking for the absolute latest OS features.Verdict: If you prioritize raw speed and multitasking over having the newest Windows version, this is an absolute steal.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good value

2026-02-01    -Shanda

Excellent value. Able to game on it and easy setup