With most laptops usually .5 to a few hours. Framework is 5-15 minutes for most things. That's important for a few reasons. The thing is, when you buy a lapt

With most laptops usually .5 to a few hours. Framework is 5-15 minutes for most things. That's important for a few reasons. The thing is, when you buy a laptop, you don't buy a new laptop as much as the death of that laptop. I haven't had a single Macbook Pro that hasn't failed on me. Not a scratch on them, just use them consistently enough. After the 5th or 15th laptop, you realize it's more about transitioning your setup and minimizing that pain. Framework provides both ease of blind use, and should something go awry, you could literally replace a part in a few minutes. I could see myself having a spare one for parts and actually being able to use the parts. There's really no reason in 2021 that any laptop repair, service or adjustment shouldn't take 5-15 minutes, except to separate a person from their money more consistently. Laptop innovation has been slow at best, and Framework seems to have delivered a device that is nothing like a first generation device. It's ridiculous you can't just upgrade or downgrade your ram and CPU to your liking, that's how laptops originally were and could extend the lifetime a laptop from 3 to 6 years. Instead, using 30 kinds of different screws in a laptop because it's where do we get the cheapest/minimum spec components every month is a way to create disposable computers that only get you to spend $ when it's needed. I tend to like a new laptop every 3-4 years but only because the macbook seems to have thermal failures from using it so much weekly.