Speaking of laptops, my Asus died, I bought it a year ago and it's warranty expired 2 weeks before it messed up. Turns out the motherboard needed replacing, costing £300 to repair, now I couldn't find a laptop near the similar price or with the same specs as my old laptop, they were all £150+ more despite me buying this one with the same specs a year ago.
So instead of buying a brand new one, I went and bought a refurbished one from Argos on eBay for £300, a HP with similar specs as the Asus, and I got it £150 or so less than another one that's similar, I've got one year warranty with it, and I have to say, even though it's 'refurbished' it feels brand new, no scratches at all on it, no problems with it (so far and let's hope it stay that way), if I'm honest with you, I would say it's just a new laptop.
Anyway, I don't know what the point of that story was, well I think it was, get a refurbished one from Argos on eBay, it will be much cheaper, I am very surprised by this current laptop, Of course I miss the old one, got it for a very good price and was set to last me for a few years.
Furthermore, Sony is very overpriced and not that great performance wise.
The laptops to go for are, Lenovo, Asus or Acer, they're all value for money, and don't jump at the first few you see, you may think they are good, but the more you look the better one you'll find.
So instead of buying a brand new one, I went and bought a refurbished one from Argos on eBay for £300, a HP with similar specs as the Asus, and I got it £150 or so less than another one that's similar, I've got one year warranty with it, and I have to say, even though it's 'refurbished' it feels brand new, no scratches at all on it, no problems with it (so far and let's hope it stay that way), if I'm honest with you, I would say it's just a new laptop.
Anyway, I don't know what the point of that story was, well I think it was, get a refurbished one from Argos on eBay, it will be much cheaper, I am very surprised by this current laptop, Of course I miss the old one, got it for a very good price and was set to last me for a few years.
Furthermore, Sony is very overpriced and not that great performance wise.
The laptops to go for are, Lenovo, Asus or Acer, they're all value for money, and don't jump at the first few you see, you may think they are good, but the more you look the better one you'll find.
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