Hi all,
For those that have been following and replying to my posts, you may remember I've been through 2 laptops now where the same screen fault appeared - a Dell in 2018 and now an Asus this year. After a long battle getting them to replace the laptop, Asus have finally backed down and said that my laptop is irrepairable and I'm now receiving a full refund.
The Asus originally went in for the same problem I had three times with the Dell - a white spot appearing on the LCD screen. However, when I received the laptop back from Asus the laptop wouldn't boot up - it just got stuck after a couple of seconds and then shut itself off. After sending it back in for repair the next day I've been told by the repair company for about a month that the Motherboard (twice!), LCD screen, Keyboard and AC Power Supply have all had to be replaced...and lots of technical advice sourced from Asus themselves. And now, the laptop is completely kaputt.
So, now I have a budget of about £850-1,000 to get a laptop of a similar specification to my Dell 7577 or Asus FX505GM. I'm really not going to trust a standard LCD screen now so I need something with a really robust screen that doesn't have any reported issues.
The laptop again will be used for Photoshop work, website development and some video editing so high RAM and processor specifications are pretty much essential.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
For those that have been following and replying to my posts, you may remember I've been through 2 laptops now where the same screen fault appeared - a Dell in 2018 and now an Asus this year. After a long battle getting them to replace the laptop, Asus have finally backed down and said that my laptop is irrepairable and I'm now receiving a full refund.
The Asus originally went in for the same problem I had three times with the Dell - a white spot appearing on the LCD screen. However, when I received the laptop back from Asus the laptop wouldn't boot up - it just got stuck after a couple of seconds and then shut itself off. After sending it back in for repair the next day I've been told by the repair company for about a month that the Motherboard (twice!), LCD screen, Keyboard and AC Power Supply have all had to be replaced...and lots of technical advice sourced from Asus themselves. And now, the laptop is completely kaputt.
So, now I have a budget of about £850-1,000 to get a laptop of a similar specification to my Dell 7577 or Asus FX505GM. I'm really not going to trust a standard LCD screen now so I need something with a really robust screen that doesn't have any reported issues.
The laptop again will be used for Photoshop work, website development and some video editing so high RAM and processor specifications are pretty much essential.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!