HP
HP Z210 Workstation
Experience reliable performance with the refurbished HP Z210 Workstation. This Small Form Factor (SFF) desktop is powered by an Intel Core i5-2500 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a speedy 256GB SSD for efficient storage. Designed for flexibility, it ships without an operating system, allowing for custom installations. Arriving in excellent Grade A cosmetic condition, this workstation includes a 1-Year Warranty for peace of mind. Enhance your setup by adding optional accessories like a monitor or keyboard at checkout.
$156.99
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Owner Satisfaction
4.3
/ 5
Category Rank
1463
/ 2104
#1463 in Desktop Computers
Price vs Category Average
-92%
Below average
Processor
52500
/ Intel Core i-
Who it's for
- Professional Reliability & ECC Support
- Excellent Internal Expandability
- High Value in the Used Market
Who should skip it
- Outdated Processor Architecture
- Limited Modern Connectivity
- Higher Power Consumption and Noise
Key Specs
Processor
Intel Core i5-2500
RAM
8GB
Storage
256GB SSD
Form Factor
SFF (Small Form Factor)
Operating System
Not Included
Graphics Card
Integrated Graphics
USB Ports
USB 2.0, USB 3.0
Warranty
1 Year
Features
- Refurbished Grade A condition
- Compact Small Form Factor design
- Includes 1-Year Warranty
- Flexible for custom OS setup
- Fast SSD storage
- Optional accessories available
- 30-Day Free Return policy
What customers say
The HP Z210 Workstation is celebrated as an exceptional value budget powerhouse, praised for its robust, reliable build quality. Users consistently highlight its dependability, making it an ideal entry point for workstation computing, especially for homelabs or tasks requiring ECC memory. Its strong upgradeability allows for easy customization of storage and core components. While it remains a dependable workhorse, potential buyers should note its age. Common drawbacks include noticeable noise under load and a large physical footprint compared to modern towers. Performance is excellent for its vintage, though the older architecture may struggle with the most demanding contemporary applications. Overall, it is a highly cost-effective machine for stable, budget-conscious needs.
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