STGAubron Gaming PC Desktop, Intel Core i7 up to 3.9GHz, GeForce RTX 3050 6G,...

Purchased the unit for my brother in law for his birthday, got it all set up but for the life of me the unit refused to connect to internet, I trouble shooter more times than I can count and it refused saying the connection didn't exist. Thankfully I had a spare USB wifi connector and as soon as I plugged it in it worked great, only docking the star count for the fault connector. Update 10/3 Told them about the issue, speaker also had died soon after getting it, the replaced the speaker and wifi adaptor free of charge and quickly to boot.

Pc has failed already storage drive and power supply had to be replaced already and I just got it for my son for Christmas now I’m out another $400. All the parts in the product is cheap and some is 2 generations old so I would recommend every one to stay away.

This has been the best computer! It stays cool and works great. My son has 3 monitors and every gaming accessory known to man. They are all compatible. This was a great price, for everything that you get.

I have to start this review saying: this is not a SkyTech Gaming PC, it is made by a Microsoft Authorized refurbishing company with the name Skytech Global (hence the STG in the name) despite this it’s is definitely a solid piece of gaming equipment for the price of course. Another thing to consider is the Wi-Fi situation. This PC does come with a Wi-Fi adapter but it is not ideal and I am still struggling with figuring out to have Wi-Fi with no bugs. I personally have not tested many games but I have played Valorant and this runs it pretty well. It does come with USB 2.0 and 3.0 inputs on the top of the tower (they do not work very well and are to tight for a usb to fit comfortably. The top of the tower also has microphone jack and headphone jack (this was not mentioned in the online description The RGB fans are a little loud but expected and they come with a little RGB remote (pretty cool). The Mouse and Keyboard and not good. Do not expect them to be good buy your own Mouse and Keyboard along with a pair of headphones. A lot a of people (including myself) we’re wondering what type of i7 processor it has and it is an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz. Which is a slightly old but trustworthy CPU. The packing was very secure with styrofoam on the outside and vacuum sealed packing within the pc itself so nothing moved around during shipping. Overall the quality is there and I would recommend this PC if you’re not planning on spending over $1000 on an okay PC.

My daughter LOVES this. She is a gamer. Size, Performance, everything on it is great. 10/10 recommended if your on a budget

Perfect budget starter pc for gaming have to use a hard line for the internet the wifi on it sucks bad but out of the box was ready to go and cheaper than building a pc of the same quality

Runs smoothly, but two weeks after I got it I got a notice that it doesn't actually support Windows 11 even though that's what came installed on it. I looked into it and it's because the PC doesn't have the right processor. Not sure why they would install Windows 11 when it's not even compatible but whatever I guess. Connecting the sound bar is also janky, and when using Bluetooth mode it cuts out easily. For some reason it seems to have two Bluetooth signals? And one of them is really muffled. The keyboard it came with is a blue switch, but I have another blue switch that looks and sounds nothing like the one this PC comes with. I found this one annoying, but I guess that comes down to personal preference. The motherboard is also weirdly small, but no heating issues so far (it isn't even warm to the touch). Overall, if you need a budget PC and especially if you want one to upgrade over time, this one isn't bad.

If I could give this 0 stars, I would. If you’re in the market for a very expensive RGB night-light, this PC is fantastic. Setup is super easy. You plug it in, press the power button, and… nothing. Well, technically, the fans and lights turn on, which is great if your goal is ambiance instead of gaming, but only for a quick second. Boot time is impressive in a way I’ve never seen before — it’s infinite, because it never boots. Wi-Fi performance? Couldn’t tell you. The PC never made it far enough to even think about connecting to the internet. Sound quality is actually solid. The fans are loud, proud, and ready to remind you that something is happening… even though it isn’t. After reseating the RAM (because apparently that’s part of the “easy setup”), I briefly thought I won. The PC powered on and I got excited — rookie mistake. The moment I plugged in HDMI, I was greeted with absolutely nothing. No signal. On any screen. At all. After going through extensive troubleshooting, it’s pretty clear this thing shipped with either a faulty motherboard or a dead GPU. In other words: broken straight out of the box. The case is also impressively large for how little it accomplishes, featuring plenty of wasted space to house all your disappointment. I would not buy this PC again unless I was being actively kidnapped. For this price, there are way better options that actually, you know… work. Save yourself the stress and buy literally anything else.