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For me it's Dell's Xps Laptops. My colleagues and I have some and they are always broken. We got replacements for the screen, fans (so many broken fans...), mot
by SeriousM 6y ago
For me it's Dell's Xps Laptops.
My colleagues and I have some and they are always broken.
We got replacements for the screen, fans (so many broken fans...), motherboard, docking Station, battery (swelled),... Don't by it!
- Engineering-MD 6y agoI have experienced the same. What did you move to? Everyone seems to recommend XPS, especially for linux support.
- type0 6y agoI would want to know this as well, latest Thinkpads are not as user serviceable anymore, Lenovo said they will support Linux on some models. I wish Panasonic Toughbook 55 were officially supporting Linux, that's a great looking modular machine.
- bloqs 6y agoI have an extensive recent personal history with looking to people like linus tech tips for laptop reccs, buying a dell xps as they suggest and then experiencing they are awful compared to anything made 10 years ago
- fatboy93 6y agoHad a same issue with their Studio line a few years back. It was a ship of Thesus situation. Each and every part was more or less replaced. I have a Thinkpad T450s and there's been no issue in the past 5 years of owning it.