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It also has serious quality issues [1]. I've seen the X1 and it's nice but, honestly, I've yet to see anything that compares to the Macbook tracpad, even the la
by cletus 8y ago
It also has serious quality issues [1]. I've seen the X1 and it's nice but, honestly, I've yet to see anything that compares to the Macbook tracpad, even the latest one that fakes haptic feedback.
[1] https://www.tomshardware.com/news/lenovo-laptop-quality-control-issues,37510.html https://www.tomshardware.com/news/lenovo-laptop-quality-cont...
- srrr 8y agoMaybe. I do not have these problems. But if something happens I am sure Lenovo will honor my 3 year on site support contract with them. I don't have to send the notebook to them and I don't have to go to a genius bar with an appointment. They just come to me this or the next day and fix the problem. You can always get a bad device. Happened to me with a faulty MacBook Display too. What matters in this case is the service contract you have with the manufacturer. And some companies have stellar service if you pay for it.
- rayiner 8y agoI've got an X1 carbon that developed bad pixels. (Anecdata I know, but I've never had an Apple device, out of more tha na dozen over a decade, with a bad screen, while every Lenovo machine I've ever had, five now, has some level of bad Q&A with the screen, usually backlight bleed.) They replaced the panel on-site, which was good, but not the bezel (which is a sticker and is now peeling off slightly from having been peeled off and reattached).