HP 22-dg0000i 22-dg0340 All-in-One Computer - Intel N-Series N200 - 8 GB - 512 GB SSD - 21.5" Full HD - Desktop - Jet Black - Intel Chip - 1920 x 1080 - Windows 11 Home - Intel UHD Graphics DDR5 SD...

If you have basic needs e.g. web browsing, emails, YouTube, MS Office stuff, then you can't go too far wrong. I wanted to risk the least necessary spend that would meet my needs, whilst sticking with a top brand name. My concern was RAM size and processing power - but regarding meeting such basic needs, it works absolutely fine. This machine simplifies everything down to one wire - the power cord (I separately connected a wireless K/B and Mouse, and it would be even better if this came with such rather than the wired kit that it ships with). The screen size is large enough (it's got the width); the speakers are adequate; and the built-in webcam is relatively low res but the upside it smooths out your blemishes. And importantly, all the built-in security features that are part (at least) of the point of Windows 11 and its H/W requirements are all accessible as they should be. On the last point above, historically I always bought relatively high-end Dell and/or HP machines, but on my previous purchase tried a Mini PC (from one of the typical up and coming Chinese brands), and similarly bought one for my daughter. Both machines were decent, well spec'd and well priced. However, in both cases (and two different brands) some of the key Windows security features were disabled and locked down. I have now returned to a big brand name and feel (at least) that you know what you are dealing with.