HP ProDesk 400 G9 MFF Desktop, Intel i5-13500T, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Intel UHD, Wi-Fi 6, Non-backlit Keyboard, FreeDOS, Black

Quality you expect from HP

please stop spamming me for a review

Great little PC.All that you want. Powerful and quick

Nice compact form. Would like to have an option of ordering without all the HP branded software.

Great little machine, it's compact, fast, and easy to use. Price is right, too!

Nice compact unit

Brought this a month ago and really happy with it so far and the support given

Order was easy, delivery a breeze. The PC is fantastic!

I'm pretty disappointed in the HP Pro Mini 400 G's performance. I don't think that I would consider HP hardware in the near future.

Great computer

Effortless set up with great flexibility

I was sent the wrong connections instead of HDMI to Display it was two HDMI to HDMI

Great speed, great performance, and convenient size

Nice compact little pc.

Powerful & compact

Works great

Very good size of computer

The Mini is compact and sleek and well designed. However, performance so far is horrendous. Many times the system will take 45-60 minutes to shut down because of system work. What the work is is never clear, but I'm beginning to thing that HP Wolf and other bloatware is part of the problem. Hopefully performance will improve as initial system set up completes, but so far that hasn't happened.

Excellent hardware quality, lots of performance in a small space

At the moment I'm rather unsure about the HP Mini. Right now it seems to be running although it took the usual couple of days to get Windows to the point where it was even sort of running usefully. Microsoft seems to be getting slower and more laden with silliness lately. But then some of your software also seemed to be part of the problem. Example: When I opened a Word document nothing happened for a long time until. eventually it opened up in an odd window that was an HP box of some sort. I went looking to see what was going on and found an enormous list of HP software items. I have no idea yet what any of your stuff does and I may get back to try to figure that out. For now I'm still trying to get the software I use downloaded and functioning. Once that's done, I will see if I can see what it is you folks are so proud of. I like the machine so far, but I go a long way back with computers. Back to the days of Radio Shack's Trash 80 and a clone of an apple 2 which I built from scratch under the leadership of a collection of guys at McMaster University who ran a course for a couple of dozen of us. Bare board, solder the chip sockets into place, load up the chips, and then send the thing off to be tested and the BIOS installed. Great fun. It lasted a couple of years before something fried it. I suspected lightning. I built another desktop many years later. A standard desktop with most of the bits in place but needing to be plugged in and the ribbon cables run. Things are not so simple now. I have this new toy running and will, I think, find it a decent computer. Fingers crossed for now and if you want to repeat this request in another couple of weeks I will see if I can report more sensibly of it for you.