Dell XPS laptop use karana un innawada ?

[lilman]

I do have several 2018 models too. XPS 13-9370, i7-8550U, 16GB, 512GB SSD, absolutely no problems. What was your issue?

lap gaththe lankawenda h*tto ?

 

[imhotep]

lap gaththe lankawenda h*tto ?

NO

 

[lilman]

NO

Uba lankawe neweyida inne ?

 

[Sword_Fish]

Eka hondayida ban ?

Monawada tiyana case ehema ?

Lankawe ganna tiyenne koheda ?

Price keeyak wage weyida ?

Need help

Ai Umbe lap ekata moko une?

 

[Djice]

You probably base your views on a couple of machines. I do maintain a fleet of a considerable size. I do have had several Mac failures. The older 8 year old Macs were reliable. These never had issues. As an example, recently I had two SSDs failed in two Macbooks within two days, out of a batch of six Macbooks. These were just three months old.
Of course Apple send me new SSDs without asking questions. I suppose this is due to heat issues. The two that works most during the day failed.
Another one had random startup issues and the motherboard was replaced.

Dell stuff comes with 3.5 year warranty. These SSDs fail too. Within the last month I replaced 3 units, 512GB SSDs on notebooks less than 2 years old.

No matter who manufacturer is, anything electronic has a probability of failure.

If the problem is with the OS, then you can't exactly say XPS has problems - Windoze has problems.

Even servers fail. I have seen a few server failures in our DCs.

I didn't have any issue with my 2015 Mac though. Had to replace the battery because of the fire warning from Apple.

Planning to get a Lenovo laptop soon. I don't like the XPS.

 

[egs]

HP Elitebook 1030 G4 Notebook with 3yr Warranty

6MJ76AV - HP IDS UMA i7-8565U 16GB OS Recovery 1030 G4 Base NB PC
13.3 inch FHD (1920x1080) BrightView LED UWVA uslim Touchscreen
1TB PCIe NVMe Three Layer Cell Solid State Drive
Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 ax 2x2 LTE Coexistence MU-MIMO nvP 160MHz +Bluetooth 5 WW with 2 Antennas
Clickpad Backlit spill-resistant Collaboration A/P
No Near Field Communication (No NFC)
Wacom AES 2.0 Pen with App Launch Button G3
OS Localization A/P
Windows 10 Pro 64
Win10 PRO 64 OS DVD A/P
Core i7 sz2 G8 Label
4 Cell 56 WHr Long Life
3/3/0 Warranty A/P
65 Watt nPFC Slim USB-C Straight AC Adapter
C5 1.0m Sticker Premium Power Cord A/P
Country Localization A/P
eStar Enable IOPT
No vPro AMT supported
No WWAN

Rs. 300,000

 

[imhotep]

Even servers fail. I have seen a few server failures in our DCs.

I didn't have any issue with my 2015 Mac though. Had to replace the battery because of the fire warning from Apple.

Planning to get a Lenovo laptop soon. I don't like the XPS.

Have several of the following purchased mid 2018.
ThinkPad X1 Carbon i7-8550U, 14" WHQD (2560x1440) IPS anti-glare - 300nit, 16GB , 512GB SSD
These come with standard 3 year warranty. Light weight and no complaints. Bit expensive though.

 

[Djice]

Have several of the following purchased mid 2018.
ThinkPad X1 Carbon i7-8550U, 14" WHQD (2560x1440) IPS anti-glare - 300nit, 16GB , 512GB SSD
These come with standard 3 year warranty. Light weight and no complaints. Bit expensive though.

I will probably buy a ThinkPad. Not the carbon though. Too expensive.

 

[lilman]

Ai Umbe lap ekata moko une?

hinges kaduna ban

 

[yakshaya]

dell inspiron ekak use karanawa, ada wenakan nam awulak nah.

 

[RandomGuy]

You probably base your views on a couple of machines. I do maintain a fleet of a considerable size. I do have had several Mac failures. The older 8 year old Macs were reliable. These never had issues. As an example, recently I had two SSDs failed in two Macbooks within two days, out of a batch of six Macbooks. These were just three months old.
Of course Apple send me new SSDs without asking questions. I suppose this is due to heat issues. The two that works most during the day failed.
Another one had random startup issues and the motherboard was replaced.

Dell stuff comes with 3.5 year warranty. These SSDs fail too. Within the last month I replaced 3 units, 512GB SSDs on notebooks less than 2 years old.

No matter who manufacturer is, anything electronic has a probability of failure.

If the problem is with the OS, then you can't exactly say XPS has problems - Windoze has problems.

I have been using Macs since 2012. I started with a MacBook Pro and now have an iMac 5K. Once I had an issue with the MacBook Pro’s screen and they replaced it for free. Never had any issues with the iMac. And I know several long term Mac users and Macs give lesser troubles compare to those HPs and Dells.

The main reason I switched to Macs in the first place was because of some issues I had with my previous laptop and I kinda got fed up with going after unity plaza sellers asking to repair it each time it breaks.

I have never paid a cent for repairs on Apple computers since 2012.

 

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