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Just because they happen to be an Apple user doesn't mean their status as an Apple user is relevant to your inquiry. I'd pay quite a lot to have an optimal lap
by Retra 8y ago
Just because they happen to be an Apple user doesn't mean their status as an Apple user is relevant to your inquiry.
I'd pay quite a lot to have an optimal laptop. But last time I went laptop shopping, Apple was the only one offering a non-touchscreen, metal bodied, unix-like environment with a reasonable keyboard layout. I have no loyalty to Apple (I've only ever purchased a 2015 MBP from them) but everything else I could find in stores at the time had nothing I wanted, and a lot of what I didn't want (Windows 10, touchscreen) I would have to pay for and remove/ignore anyway. I would pay a lot for a good laptop precisely because the process of finding a laptop that I'll feel good about buying is so difficult these days.
- ProAm 8y ago> Just because they happen to be an Apple user doesn't mean their status as an Apple user is relevant to your inquiry. Sure it does, the OP I was replying to is already an Apple user and said he'd be willing to pay more. He is already paying a premium price, so the question of how much more premium is he willing to go has everything to do with him/her being an Apple user.