Lenovo C50

Easy to use and a very good display.

Computer fell over on the desk, Unfortunately it would cost over £ 220 to repair! Over half the price of a new one! Needless to say I still have a cracked screen but it is still in good working order.

Intermittent connection to house Wifi and opted for wired connection

Multi-tasking on this is a dream. You can run applications side by side or on more than one desktop and flip easily between them. It's also pretty quiet when its running, the touch screen makes management easy. The Windows 10 shortcuts are useful, easy...

The power light blinks a bit brightly in a dark room when you put it into sleep mode.

Easy to move as only power cable to consider when using as touch screen. Good enough screen to watch movies.

Sound; generally OK but on quieter downloads needs external speakers to hear some things properly.

The fact that there is no Tower to store.

Difficult to turn the screen to show the picture to someone.

speed

did not appear to "like" google chrome

good size screen and runs really well

only slight issue I have is the access to put in the card from my camera and anything else additional that needs plugging in separately.

A good all round and clean looking all in one PC, I've had it running 4x 4K streams on you tube with no slow down

Not had it long enough yet to find any

Setting up very easy. Looks stylish with few trailing wires unlike a separate desktop + monitor. The image quality is very good. I wasn't fussed about the touchscreen but it works very well with Windows 10. The keyboard and mouse are very good.

The built in wifi doesn't always work perfectly but it's easy to use a USB plugin if you want a faster connection. It would be useful to have more USB ports but, again, there are ways around this.

All in one system looks stylish

Wireless keyboard and mouse would be ideal to remove cables