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I wouldn't call Apple's hardware as premium quality. Premium price yes, quality no - not since PowerPC times. I was an owner of the original crackbook, have ha
by 4ndrewl 2y ago
I wouldn't call Apple's hardware as premium quality. Premium price yes, quality no - not since PowerPC times.
I was an owner of the original crackbook, have had a magic keyboard, magic mouse both fail shortly after warranty period, I can't count the number of power leads that have started fraying (thank goodness for USB C!).
Ass for iPhone screens - seem to be very breakable compared to other manufacturers.
- mrweasel 2y ago> Ass for iPhone screens - seem to be very breakable compared to other manufacturers. That one always seemed weird to me, some people break their screen, iPhone or otherwise, regularly, but I've never even scratched one.
- gabeio 2y agoPeople think just because they hit the lottery (and broke their screen) it must mean the iPhone screen is just crap. I also have never broken an iPhone screen. Statistics are hard for people to understand.
- amelius 2y agoI don't know why people, on this forum of all places, are raving so much about a piece of consumer electronics. Comment typed on an industrial-grade system.
- 4ndrewl 2y agoBecause that's what the article claimed?
- WorldPeas 2y agoNo manufacturer can even come close to the translucent pinstripe g4, so easy to open, so much expandability. Hard to imagine it was made by apple, same goes for my 2012 mbp