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If you google "Logitech mouse coil whine" you will see that this has affected multiple Logitech models for many, many years. They apparently have no interest in
by Hasknewbie 8y ago
If you google "Logitech mouse coil whine" you will see that this has affected multiple Logitech models for many, many years. They apparently have no interest in fixing this issue.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoSame with the Dell XPS 9560 but talk to their customer service department and they'll deny all knowledge...
- gambiting 8y agoI've had my top-of-the-line Dell XPS serviced(motherboard fully replaced) 3 times because of the coil whine issue, and it's not going away, and Dell said they will not replace it any more. It's one of their most expensive laptops and they can't get such a basic thing right.
- noir_lord 8y agoLast year when I was deciding which laptop to buy for personal use I ruled out the XPS15 (partially) on coil whine (I'm 37 but thanks to never going to concerts and rarely listening to music beyond half volume I still have decent high frequency hearing). In the end I went with a Thinkpad and having seen the issues people I know have had with the XPS15 I'm pretty glad I did.
- gambiting 8y agoI find it funny that this post has become the second result on google when searching for this phrase now :P https://imgur.com/a/MJNLV2j https://imgur.com/a/MJNLV2j