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best cheap laptop with a usb c input?
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this post was submitted on 29 Aug 2023
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Would you really suggest HP in general? Way too many horror stories about its scummy tactics around on many platforms.
There are going to be horror stories for any brand. I personally have had nothing but bad experiences with Dell computers. But if there's one that checks all your boxes, has great reviews, and meets your price point, I say go for it.
That said, I do feel like I hear the worst and most frequent stories about HP.
I can't speak for the whole company, but their older business laptops have been good in my experience. I've worked for an airline, and a logistics company, and in both they had HP contracts. I know that Dell laptops felt more brittle, I saw more of them come back brokwn. Also getting them refurbished doesn't give them money, if you don't want to do that.