what laptop you have?

I currently have a Dell laptop and HTC android phone.
Are you planning on getting a device and you don't know what to go for or what?

I have a hp crap top that's 4 years outdated
A hp desktop and a lg v20 phone

I have a cheap acer laptop, it works well for most things, except for gaming.

I have macbook pro su much time happy and all is good :DD

MacBook Pro 2017. awesome laptop, does everything i need

my last three laptops have been acers. they are relatively good expect their usb ports are little weird.

ASUS G750JZ gaming laptop. its shit though dont buy it

All of my past laptops have been HP's, and I've always been partial to HP. But I took a risk a couple years ago and bought a Lenovo ThinkPad because it was on sale for like 50% off. I regret that decision a bit because I've had nothing but problems with it. It's great when it actually works, and the specs are good for what I paid for it. Anyway, I'll be selling that one to a friend for a fraction of what it's really worth, but not till I can fix all the issues I've been having with it.

This past summer I bought an HP Omen 17, which is a gaming laptop. It's not as powerful as the desktop that I built, but itwas my first actual gaming laptop and I was super excited for it.
Here are the main specs:
32 GB RAM, i7-7700HQ, GeForce GTX 1070 (desktop version), 500 GBSSD, 2 TB HDD.
The only things I don't like about it:
- The touchpad isn't the best, but I usually use a mouse anyway, so not that big of a deal.
- The battery sucks compared to most laptops, I only get about 3-4 hours out of it when doing normal productivity, web browsing, programming, watching videos, etc. When gaming it only lasts 1-2 hours depending on the intensity of graphics.
- There's no Optical Drive so no CD/DVD playback.
Ifound out about a week after I bought it that HP was making a new line of the Omen and I should have waited a month or two to buy it... Apparently the new versions fixed a lot of the issues with the old ones.
Overall though, a really great laptop, extremely powerful. Handles whatever I throw at it.

I also have a Surface Pro 4 which my school paid for, although I don't use it very often, since I typically use my HP for most stuff.

I also bought a Windows Tablet a couple months ago that's a Windows/Android hybrid to replace my aging Android Tablet. It's a CHUWI 13. It's like an extremely cheaper version of the Surface, although still works really great for what I use it for.

As for my phone I have a Google Nexus 6P, which I bought right before they stopped selling them, and now they are no longer supporting them so I will probably be upgrading (again) sometime next year or the year after.

EDIT: Also sorry this postwas a bit longer than I realized...

26-03-2018, 03:52 AM

Ymerejliaf Wrote: All of my past laptops have been HP's, and I've always been partial to HP. But I took a risk a couple years ago and bought a Lenovo ThinkPad because it was on sale for like 50% off. I regret that decision a bit because I've had nothing but problems with it. It's great when it actually works, and the specs are good for what I paid for it. Anyway, I'll be selling that one to a friend for a fraction of what it's really worth, but not till I can fix all the issues I've been having with it.

This past summer I bought an HP Omen 17, which is a gaming laptop. It's not as powerful as the desktop that I built, but itwas my first actual gaming laptop and I was super excited for it.
Here are the main specs:
32 GB RAM, i7-7700HQ, GeForce GTX 1070 (desktop version), 500 GBSSD, 2 TB HDD.
The only things I don't like about it:
- The touchpad isn't the best, but I usually use a mouse anyway, so not that big of a deall.
- The battery sucks compared to most laptops, I only get about 3-4 hours out of it when doing normal productivity, web browsing, programming, watching videos, etc. When gaming it only lasts 1-2 hours depending on the intensity of graphics.
- There's no Optical Drive so no CD/DVD playback.
Ifound out about a week after I bought it that HP was making a new line of the Omen and I should have waited a month or two to buy it... Apparently the new versions fixed a lot of the issues with the old ones.
Overall though, a really great laptop, extremely powerful. Handles whatever I throw at it.

I also have a Surface Pro 4 which my school paid for, although I don't use it very often, since I typically use my HP for most stuff.

I also bought a Windows Tablet a couple months ago that's a Windows/Android hybrid to replace my aging Android Tablet. It's a CHUWI 13. It's like an extremely cheaper version of the Surface, although still works really great for what I use it for.

As for my phone I have a Google Nexus 6P, which I bought right before they stopped selling them, and now they are no longer supporting them so I will probably be upgrading (again) sometime next year or the year after.

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