Nice. Though, I feel my question is already redundant since the rpi4 was released early and offers a solution to all the things I was missing in the rpi3, plus a lower price point than the n2
Yeah, once the Pi4 boots from USB / ssd I reckon that will be a lot of people’s concerns answered, myself included.
Still the N2 is wonderfully solid, and has enough horsepower to be a future-proof home-server for a good spread of uses. Haven’t had to reboot it except for my own experimentations 
Where did you get it for that price?
Sorry, ignore me. Should’ve read beyond your post
Did you run linux?
I read on internet that the T620 can’t boot on linux with the m.2 ssd, only on usb stick.
Linux works great on the SSD, but I think they use some sort of encryption on it, because I had to use GParted to delete the disk partitions, before it would let me install a different OS.