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You can turn power nap off, and "some macs have issues" is _very_ different from Dell saying "if you put it in your bag on standby it voids your warranty".
by joeberon 5y ago
You can turn power nap off, and "some macs have issues" is _very_ different from Dell saying "if you put it in your bag on standby it voids your warranty".
- Macha 5y agoDell puts it in writing, Apple puts their fingers in their ears (butterfly keyboards, "you're holding it wrong").
- joeberon 5y agoSo your justification for Dell voiding warranty upon putting the laptop in the bag on standby is that reads notes Apple...does not void the warranty, and that it is somehow virtuous to explicitly void warranty instead of honouring warranty? Sorry, but your logic is completely insane.
- Macha 5y agoI'm not justifying Dell here, I'm just replying to the comment that you can somehow avoid these issues with Apple. I have had experience with my last personally owned Apple products fighting them to honour the warranty. Maybe they're better in the US, but it's not evident to me that that's something you can rely on: https://www.macworld.co.uk/news/apple-admits-faulty-macbook-macbook-pro-keyboards-3679496/ https://www.macworld.co.uk/news/apple-admits-faulty-macbook-... I agree with the idea that Dell should still be made honour the warranty, via court proceedings if they hold out too long, just as has occasionally been needed of Apple in the past.