For me, it is the non-soldered components. I had a real good samsung notebook, small, slick, cool, fairly expensive a when I bought it (about 2k). But one of th

For me, it is the non-soldered components. I had a real good samsung notebook, small, slick, cool, fairly expensive a when I bought it (about 2k). But one of the rams is soldered on and I give you one guess, which one had issues after warranty was over. The solution is to buy a complete new mainboard or try to fix the issues with software (linux has some features to disable defective ram segments). both options are meh, i would prefer to just swap out the defective ram. Same with current macbooks, everything is soldered in and glued together, making repairs or upgrading impossible. the samsung notebook would work great as a second device or for one of my kids to learn. but because of some shitty anti-consumer-tactics and some saved cents, it can't easily be done.