DELL Optiplex 7060 SFF Desktop Computer PC | Intel 8th Gen i7-8700 (6 Core) | 16GB DDR4 Ram 256GB NVMe M.2 SSD | Built-in WiFi & Bluetooth | Windows 11 Pro | Wireless Keyboard & Mouse(Renewed)

This Optiplex 7060 SFF arrived extremely well packaged and with everything you need (except keyboard and mouse batteries) to start up immediately. I’ve had the SFF for a few days so far and I am very happy with it. It is in excellent shape and the system is working well. It was worth the price. The included keyboard and mouse are lower quality than I typically buy but no complaints using them. A dongle was included to create an HDMI input which I appreciated.

Had a very good experience with this seller. I needed something basic to replace my reliable old Inspiron, which would not run Win11. This one arrived when promised, carefully packaged and looking like new. When I tried to move my 4tb HDD to the new box I discovered it had come without a hard drive bracket, the plastic caddy that holds the drive in place. I called the support number on the service tag, got a live human right away, explained the problem, and 3 days later the part arrived via Fedex. As for the computer, Win11 fired up properly and I was able to transfer everything from the old box pretty quickly. It's been a week and everything is fine. And I'm finally able to take full advantage of my 600Mb connection. One note: this SFF cabinet only has room for one additional HDD. Of course it has plenty of USB2 and 3 sockets so you can go external if you really need to.

Worst purchase I ever made. Would not start. It flashed a yellow pattern:2 flashes, pause, 7flashes over and over. I printed an Amazon return label and the post office picked it up on Friday Jan. 2, 2026. As of today, Jan. 15, 2026, Amazon has not credited my account. Very disappointed!

It did not come with a standard HDMI port. I had to take a card out of an old computer to use HDMI to my monitor.

The Short Version: (Please skip this as it has spoilers if you prefer to read ‘The Long Version’.) 16 GB RAM, 1 TB M.2 SSD. I noticed a vibration from the CPU fan and contacted TekRefurbs and they are shipping me a new fan. Their response time was quick and they were eager to make sure I was a satisfied customer. I added 16 GB more RAM, a 2.5 inch SSD, a low-profile graphics card (supports up to 3 monitors), and a dual M.2 card along with 2 more M.2 SSDs. With the 2 DP ports and HDMI port on the motherboard, I ACTUALLY RAN 6 MONITORS (all at once) while streaming 6 different videos on YouTube. I picked this up to replace my DELL Optiplex 9020 which is too old for Windows 11. (As of now, Microsoft has stated that they will be ending their support for Win 10 by the end of 2024.) Running Crystal Disk Mark I got transfer rates of 1.7 GBps (read) and 1.1 GBps (write) on the SSD that came with the computer and 2 GBps (read) and 1.6 GBps (write) on the HP M.2 SSD I added. **UPDATE: I replaced one of my M.2 SSDs with a fanxiang S660 4TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD and now get the following speeds (read) 3.5 GBps and (write) 3.1 GBps. They actually make faster M.2s but they far exceed the capability of the motherboard. I’m thrilled with both the computer and customer service couldn’t be happier with this purchase. The Long Version: I have purchased over 1,000 items from Amazon over the past decade and I only give reviews on the best (or the worst) items I have ordered. The renewed DELL Optiplex 7060 SFF I got from TekRefurbs is amazing and so is their customer support. (I had a little vibration with the CPU fan and I sent them a message about it, they replied the next business day and offered to send a replacement.) Awesome service! With Microsoft stating that they will be ending their support for Windows 10 towards the end of 2024, I decided to replace my Optiplex 9020 SFF (not Win 11 compatible) now, rather than wait for a possible shortage of affordable/renewed Win 11 computers in the future. (As of now, the vast majority of people are still running Win 10.) The model that I got was the 16 GB/ 1 TB version (other variants may be sold by different vendors). When I opened the box (and even the case) it looked like it was brand new, I couldn’t find even the smallest amount of dust anywhere. Included with the desktop was a free wireless mouse & keyboard and a few BT & WiFi dongles in addition to the built-in features from the motherboard itself. (Even without the dongles, I still have BT & WiFi connectivity.) **Models sold by TekRefurbs come with the built-in M.2 WiFi card which supports both 5 & 2.4 Ghz but for the fun of it I replaced it with the AX210 WiFi 6E Card M.2 NGFF and connected it to the 2 internal antennas. Display Support: While some desktops (from other sellers) only have 2 Display Ports (DP) and either a VGA port (or missing the 3rd port), mine came with 2 DPs and an HDMI port. (Nice touch!) While being able to connect to 3 monitors (off of the motherboard) is nice, I added an inexpensive VisionTek Products Radeon 6350 SFF 1GB DDR3 3M DMS59 with 2X DVI-I to VGA Adapter Graphics Card that adds support for an additional 3 monitors AND I RAN A TOTAL OF 6 MONITORS AT ONCE while streaming different videos on each monitor. Granted, I’m not a gamer so I’m not concerned with Frames Per Second (FPS) but it did actually work (I normally just run 3 monitors stacked vertically – one on top of each other). Storage Capacity (hard drives): This model, like most of the DELL SFF cases have 3 SATA ports and the newer models have a space for an M.2 SSD. The model I purchased came with a 1 GB M.2 SSD and the DVD drive and the cables were provided to connect a second hard drive as well. There is room for a 3.5 inch hard drive or you can get an adapter to mount the smaller 2.5 inch drive if you wish (there are adapters that can hold up to three 2.5 inch drives in a single 3.5 inch slot). But why settle for just one additional hard drive when you can have a total of FOUR HARD DRIVES? Thanks to the Dual M.2 PCIE Adapter for SATA or PCIE NVMe SSD with Advanced Heat Sink Solution,M.2 SSD NVME (m Key) and SATA (b Key) 22110 2280 2260 2242 2230 to PCI-e x 4 Host Controller Expansion Card, you can have up to 3 M.2 SSDs plus one 2.5 inch SSD. ***You can also get the M.2 NVME to PCIe 3.0 x4 Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink Solution (single M.2 slot) and add up to two additional 2.5 inch SSDs. I actually recommend getting this card instead of the one I purchased because the second M.2 slot has to connect to one of the SATA ports from the motherboard so the transfer speed is the same as if you connected a 2.5 inch SSD (which are cheaper). Running Crystal Disk Mark I got transfer rates of 1.7 GBps (read) and 1.1 GBps (write) on the M.2 SSD that came with the computer and 2 GBps (read) and 1.6 GBps (write) on the HP M.2 SSD I added. RAM: The model I purchased came with 16 GB RAM (two 8 GB chips) which was nice because I added an additional 16 GB RAM for a small price. (32 GB is more than enough RAM for most applications.) Free Extras: The extra dongles, mouse and keyboard are nice touches and pretty good quality as well. I admit that I haven’t tested them because I used a lighted keyboard (wired) and Logitech Trackball. Summary: Whether you are using the computer ‘as is’ or you want to upgrade it, this is an excellent choice for an affordable and (still) powerful system that will carry you through the Windows 11 lifespan (and probably beyond). Despite this being the Small Form Factor (SFF) model, there is room to add a (low profile) graphics card, USB-C 3.2 card, M.2 card or whatever you wish. (Just be mindful of the power requirements of the graphics cards - this comes with a 200 watt power supply.)

It’s exactly as advertised. Had it up and running in less than an hour. My old 7010 Dell worked without any problems. But our computers at work are 7060 and run Windows 11 Pro like this one. For me it makes it easier to work with. The renewed is the way to go. Not a scratch on this one. Great value, Basically like new.

Works just as it should with no issues. I don't expect a refurbished PC to be scratch free, and it isn't. But for the price and that it functions like a new machine, I'll take it !

Good for what it is but seems there was some oversight during the Refurb. The PC was jammed in the box with the antennas still on so the wifi card and slot cover sheet metal was badly bent. I removed the wifi card so not sure if it still worked. The PC was also missing the BIOS password reset jumper which I think someone forgot to put back on or maybe fell out somehow but it wasn't rattling around in the case. Replaced with a jumper from an old PC and the message no longer appears. It was a pain to find the PSWD pins under the drive tray as well and I had to do some disassembly though the Dell clips/slide locks instead of screws made that better. Windows 11 pro was freshly installed as advertised and system specs seem to be correct in the system menu. It's a good and fast if otherwise basic PC for the price point.