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Anonymous12/03/25, 04:29No.107414885
ngl i would pay a bit of a premium for something well build. why the fuck isnt this the standard for all laptops
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Anon12/03/25, 04:33No.107414918
>why isn't this the standard for all laptops
It is a dumb idea.
What laptop owners need is reparability, not modularity. Why wouldn't you buy the most powerful version you could afford?
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Anon12/03/25, 04:46No.107415002
>All You Need Is "Screwdriver™®©"
>look inside
>it's just a reversible t5/ph0
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Anon12/03/25, 04:49No.107415017
lmao
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Anon12/03/25, 05:05No.107415142
>starting at $753 with the absolute cheapest options selected
>just kidding get ready to drop $1600+ if you want actual specs
i would rather buy 10 stinkpads before even considering this garbage
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Anon12/03/25, 05:48No.107415415
I have a Framework 13, and its pretty good. Had it for 2 years, no issues
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Anon12/03/25, 09:10No.107416718
buy an ad
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Anon12/03/25, 11:01No.107417349
So there's a massive pointless metal plate in the middle for no reason?I don't understand the concept, because I'm not a fucking retard. My laptop is some 10 year old thinkpad, the last one before that was a 20 year old thinkpad that eventually died because someone stepped on it and cracked the screen. Before then it had issues with the trackpad and the hinge snapped the plastic frame, I never bothered fixing either of these because the 50 dollars in parts were worth more than the laptop. I guess most "flagship" turds these days are aluminum single body garbage with no screws, but only a moron would buy that shit. If your laptop doesn't have a battery you can unclip in 2 seconds, it is a worthless turd, and this is clearly a worthless turd.
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Anon12/03/25, 15:56No.107419356
there is no good reason to buy this over a macbook or a thinkpad
gimmicky pajeet garbage
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Anon12/03/25, 16:23No.107419584
I own a laptop that is well built and doesn't need to be taken apart every 3 months.