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Is PowerSpec a trusted brand?

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PowerSpec is the product branding of Micro Center's parent company, Micro Computers. I think they use this branding for their prebuilt systems and their power supplies. The PCs are sold mostly at Micro Centers and, from what I can tell, have build qualities comparable to SIs in that they use custom parts. I think I'd be okay buying a PowerSpec PC myself, but see if you can find reviews of them online.

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I was considering buying a PowerSpec pc, though I have never heard of the brand. Are they a trustworthy brand, or should I consider a more trusted brand name? 

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PowerSpec is the product branding of Micro Center's parent company, Micro Computers. I think they use this branding for their prebuilt systems and their power supplies. The PCs are sold mostly at Micro Centers and, from what I can tell, have build qualities comparable to SIs in that they use custom parts. I think I'd be okay buying a PowerSpec PC myself, but see if you can find reviews of them online.

It's entirely possible that I misinterpreted/misread your topic and/or question. This happens more often than I care to admit. Apologies in advance.

 

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Not international, but looks to be good for those living in U.S.A...

You might have the option to pick up PC in person and save on shipping costs and avoid any potential damage during shipping.

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I trust microcenter, especially their 30 days full refund no question ask guaranteed 

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