2011 Notebook Repair Rate Ranking

On the afternoon of August 10, Beijing time, Techrepublic, an American technology blog, recently surveyed IT professionals and showed that when evaluating the quality of notebooks, Acer laptops are almost unanimously considered to be the worst products! （

In the most unreliable surveys, Acer performed the worst! In the survey of the least reliable notebooks, Acer had the highest vote rate (the highest repair rate) at 24%, ranking first among the least reliable; HP ranked second, with an unreliability rate of 23%; Third, Dell unreliability 22%; Fourth, Toshiba's unreliability is 12%; Fifth, ASUS unreliability 9%; Sixth, Lenovo unreliability 8%; Seventh, ThinkPad and Apple (lowest return rate) have a 7% unreliability rating

Dell's repair rate is very low, Samsung's repair rate should be very high, recently a series of machines have to be repaired, but the machine is still very good. Lenovo's ** is expensive, but the after-sales service is good, not as bad as you said. Buying a computer depends on the configuration inside, not the machine.

It's not a brand protection issue or anything. It's better to find a connoisseur to suggest it.

What kind of ranking do you have, Fujitsu doesn't have it. I bought Lenovo for two years and it hasn't been broken, and Dell, which has been in my classmates for less than a year, is still a very high-end configuration, and I have repaired it twice, and now who else says that Dell, HP is good? Typical gunfire.

HP is still good ** It's not expensive, I bought the HP G42 in November 2011 and it cost me 3200 yuan, i3-380 processor, independent graphics card. It's very easy to use.

Passing by. I'm thinking about buying a book...

Fortunately, Lenovo's after-sales service is okay.

If you look at the sales rankings, you can see that it is directly proportional, and Apple has the lowest repair rate.

Look at luck and speak.

My own is ASUS, I bought it in 12 years, and it was fixed for 5 years to blow dust twice a year, and it wasn't until May of this year that the graphics card broke. Although it is now a classic machine, it is at least worthy of ASUS's own advertising. But the Lenovo Xiaoxin that my friend bought back then, but it has already been completely scrapped by itself in 14 years, and it can basically be repaired

Internal information, even if I knew, I wouldn't tell you.

Fujitsu, with my usual maintenance experience, Fujitsu Ben 3 speed can exceed Cyex, and basically will not break, 1 year, only repaired to 1, or caused by water.

Let me tell you about the models of junk products of various brands in recent years, although these models may not be sold now, but you can refer to them.

Common machines: Dell D600 series (including D630, D610, D600), 1400 series (1420, 1440, excluding 1470).

HP V3000 Series DV2000 Series DV4000 Series, excluding other models, are poor heat dissipation.

Samsung X10 series (X11, etc.) R50 series.

Acer small shell series.

Lenovo G430 F41 series.

ASUS A6000 series A6T series A3G series Z99 series (friends who like desktops may think it's good, but unfortunately, many of its chipsets are SIS, which is more rubbish, and it rarely has ATI+Intel in the low-end).

IBM had T4 series in the early days, X30 series, but now there is no problem, but after being acquired by Lenovo, there was a T61 series, although it is well designed, there are many protection circuits, and it is rarely broken, but T61 has a "flying wire door", which is a circuit design flaw, and it is made up for by flying wires.

Sony Z90 series.

TOSHIBA M5 series (as long as there are all models starting with M5).

Other models, such as Shenzhou, are broken, but there seem to be few common problems.

Finally, I want to mention that the notebook is not like a desktop, don't just look at its configuration, but also look at its design (a high configuration, ugly I don't think you want either), as well as its heat dissipation, almost all of the machines I mentioned above are caused by poor heat dissipation, resistors and capacitors are rarely broken, and poor heat dissipation often makes solder joints soldered.

You can go to Fujitsu's store and look at their books, you can just look at them and not buy them, but their heat dissipation, I think you will understand at once that it is expensive, where it is expensive. Generally, the good book is Intel CPU+ATI graphics card matching, the reason is still because of heat dissipation problems.

Then there are buying skills, if you go to buy, each store will recommend them mainstream products at this price, you can compare the price on the OK, it is not recommended to look at the Internet**, unless you buy it online, the Internet is not the same as the reality**.

There are also apples, although the machine is rarely broken, but there is no way to repair it if it is broken, although the machine is very conceptual, but it is very troublesome to use, there are many customers who repair apples in my place, or ask me to install a system for him, all regret buying. Believe me, practicality, compatibility is too poor.

By the way, Fujitsu is very expensive, if ** is lower than 2w, there are few independent graphics cards, but last year it seemed that Fujitsu was ranked first in the loss of notebooks, and there may be low-end models this year. But its machine is really exactly what will conquer every notebook lover.

In terms of repair rate, Sony and Toshiba were the lowest in the past, followed by Asus

Electronic products are all the same, the main thing is that if you are lucky, you can buy parallel goods.

Apple good brand *** low repair rate.

The ASUS brand is very cost-effective, and I have never repaired it for more than two years after buying it.

Sony HP Asus Lenovo , ranking in order.