Dell Computer Desktop Model In 2016

[4.0] All I had to do was plug it in a usb port and my Dell Desktop computer model 6VPLBHK was working with Bluetooth again. You see I was experimenting with the Bluetooth settings and somehow lost my Bluetooth when I had either changed some settings or updated Windows 10. Bluetooth is now on my desktop and it works. Its all good now. Thank you Sabrent. Thank you B & H.

[180 W with IEC] Dell is reliable, and the Optiplex 7020 gives me what I need in a desktop computer.

[Aluminum, Steel] Allowed me to easily mount an SSD drive in a an older Dell desktop computer.

[1.19 lb] Bought this to repair my Dell desktop. The same one that was in it.

[1] It turned out to be the perfect solution for connecting a new state-of-the-art Dell desktop computer to an older monitor.

[0.155 lb] Perfect. Now my new Dell desktop computer is supped up to do the heavy duty computational work that is needed.

[32 GB] Just what I needed to up the power of my new Dell desktop computer to do some heavy duty CPU work.

[2] I've had this keyboard model for years on an old desktop computer. I just bought a second one to park in front of my laptop at the kitchen table. Oh my, what a difference! It has turned the laptop into a productivity center. Build quality is fantastic, layout is great, and tactile feel reduces keying errors. I may get a third!

[Wireless Mouse] My former desktop computer was a 2019 iMac with 8GB of RAM. I wanted to speed things up so decided on the Mac Mini. With 16 GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, the mini would have cost $1,000. With B&H’s sale price of $1150 for the Pro model it only cost $150 more than the upgraded regular model so

[8 Hours] Unlike most reviewers, I have years of experience with this model. The display has changed a bit over the years but it's still the same. My location has about weekly power interruptions from limbs striking power lines, and without these a Windows desktop could be wiped out. A laptop couldn't care less. The screen might get a bit dim over the years, and the reassuring 100 percent reading on the battery charge can't be trusted after about 5 years. The battery is super simple to change, and cheap. I recommend that at 5 years you test the capacity by plugging in something like a floor lamp and pulling the plug, to see how long it lasts. Don't even think about getting a UPS that doesn't have Sinewave' in the description, because it's cruel to your equipment. I'm reviewing this, the fourth one, which I just got for a granddaughter who is an architect and using a powerful computer I built her. The unit can only handle 600 watts but actual measurements of the computer's and monitor's power needs show that this will do the job. If you are in a thunderstorm or the lights are flickering, you should power down a desktop anyway.