This tiny PC not only has a slew of great ports, but it can drive up to 4 native monitors without the need for any additional graphics cards. Beyond the ports and the sleek look of the black frame, There is just something about the OptiPlex Micro line-up that makes them look nearly indestructible. Now, I know that is not the case, I know they can break, but they look like they could withstand some wear and tear before getting put in the junk cabinet or a Tupperware bin and dropped into storage to be forgotten about.
Further, I always appreciate seeing a combination of USB-A and USB-C, especially for desktops. We are still in between where only some things have upgraded to USB-C, but we can't rely on USB-A. Having a native option for both is very helpful right now.
In addition to the ability to drive four monitors, The Dell OptiPlex 7010 is the most powerful OptiPlex to date with up to a 13th Gen Intel Core i9, 65W processors, up to 64GB DDR5 memory, Wi-Fi 6E, and so on. The footprint and case design looks similar, if not identical, to previous OptiPlex Micro models, which is perfectly fine. Many users will never even see their OptiPlex Micro because they mount it out of sight, out of mind.