Best Budget Desktop Computer For Photo Editing

[12.83 lb] Best desktop computer I had yet

[31.5"] Best monitor I have had to use for photo editing. Well worth the monitor.

[+48 V] I use this to take the audio from my editing computer and split to my desktop monitors and headphones.� It works perfectly and has a tiny footprint on my desk - exactly what I needed. Also great to pack up and take into the field for small audio jobs.

[3 Hours] I recently build a new desktop in order to use for my photo editing. Given that I put a LOT of money into it, I didn't want anything happening to it as a result of a power outage, spike, or surge. In order to protect the system, I purchased this particular UPS based on the wattage it could support. I've only had it a few weeks and just now connected my desktop and configured the UPS to shutdown in case of an outage. So far I'm happy with it and with the speed at which B&H shipped it. Overnight, I believe. It weights closed to 60 lbs and I go it overnight. Kudos to B&H for the lightspeed delivery. Although not an issue, I wish CyberPower would make a unit which could be access via the internet or a mobile device.

[1x HDMI 2.1] Best computer I've owned, better graphics than my desktop PC. Runs very hot though.

[1x Case
] If you are on a tight budget then look no further! Best value for your $

[Yes] Best medium for creating photo books with a desktop printer. Great ICC profiles on their site to match paper and printer. Color managed workflow facilitated. I have used it since 2010.

[2 TB] I need a durable computer for photo editing on the go and this performs nicely. It also runs a few iPad Apps that I prefer, like lumafusion. I'm delighted with this computer.

[AMD Radeon 660M] I got this Lenovo from B&H a few months ago. I needed the specs for my photo editing software (ON1 Photoraw) and it handles everything with no problem at all. Also I use it as a remote video editing computer with DaVinci Resolve 19 and again it has the power to perform flawlessly. The screen is excellent, it has all the variety of ports I need, including an SD card slot. The battery life is the best I've had. I can work in a coffeehouse as long as I want and not worry about finding an outlet, and generally I set it to the 80% conservation mode for charging. The computer is really thin and feels solid. It's a 16 screen but it will fit into bags designated for 15 laptops because the screen goes to within about 1/8 inch of the edges. I carry mine in a 15 Nutsac waxed canvas bag.

[18 Gb/s] Updated graphics card on computer used for light photo and video editing and recording music. Only had it for a couple of weeks but works well.