Meh.. just had this (lower M.2 drive in the pic) less than 4 year old (bought 2016/11) Intel 600p M.2 VNMe drive fail without any warning signs. The machine won't boot at all. Need to reinstall everything on a new (top drive in pic) 660p drive now...
I got a new computer for videos, games, music etc. on the TV. The Intel NUC 6i7KYK is a small barebone machine with an i7-6770HQ processor and Iris 580 graphics (should be OK for games) with HDMI (and others) output. It comes with a nice allen-key for the top cover screws, but the design language gives mixed messages when you turn the NUC over to open the back cover: here you need a plain vanilla Phillips screwdriver (not included).
I put 16 Gb of DDR4-SODIMM RAM in it and a 256 Gb M.2 SSD drive, The keyboard is a wireless Logitech K400+. So far no surprises - everything is working well.
Logitech K400+ keyboard, NUC power-brick, and NUC itself. USB-adapters on the right.
Passmark scores. Disk is really good, CPU is good, 2D graphics and RAM are decent, and 3D graphics is weakest but still OK for basic gaming.
The big power-brick that most images and reviews of the NUC will not show you! 19V 6A output.
Crucial DDR4 16GB 2133MHz DDR4 SDRAM Non-ECC
Intel 600P Series 256GB M.2 PCI Express 3.0 x4 (NVMe)