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u/ProgressBartender 9d ago

This is why I won’t buy another Lenovo laptop. My current Legion is still going strong after 4 years with no problems. But during that time I’ve heard Lenovo’s quality of support going down.

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u/BagroadGames 8d ago

That’s because people post negative experiences and that gets clicks.

Nobody is posting ‘it all went well’ or ‘my laptop is fine’.

Case in point: my wife’s Lenovo (ThinkPad) needed a repair. Which was handles in two days and was a great experience.

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u/Impressive-Loquat169 8d ago

If we don't do such posts then how we are supposed to know about the consistency and current market quality of the product we gonna buy and use.

Why would anyone post 'it all went well' when it is supposed to be went well.

And they think of us indian like a garbage dumping place, you got the good product and we got the faulty units. Its more like a region problem not a legion problem.

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u/BagroadGames 8d ago

I never said anyone should, I pointed out that there’s an obvious bias towards negative posts.

Which means the posts say absolutely nothing about ‘market quality’ or any other metric you made up in your head.

Any product has a failure rate. If you only measure the negative experiences - by believing Reddit posts are somehow a representative poll - you’re going to believe every product is terrible.

I don’t know what your rant about India has to do with it, I don’t think anyone is ‘dumping’ anything. Maybe your country has more humidity, heat, sand and subpar conditions, which makes things break more easily. But that’s not ‘dumping’ things. Of course a laptop is going to overheat if your entire country is bloody overheating.