Since 2010, the Laptop Mag published its overview of the “Best & Worst Laptop Brands” and here it presents a review of the ten leading companies in the market for portable computers.
In the ranking, manufacturers such as Lenovo, Asus, Apple and HP are considered and awarded marks for design, support and price-performance ratio. In addition, the mobile division of the art website “Tom’s Guide” can also feed the reviews of market observers in their grades and weighted them particularly strong.
Now is the laptop ranking in output in 2017 ready and waiting with a surprise. For the first time since the start of the ranking seven years ago Apple leads the field of companies considered not to, but falls back to 5th place and will have to hand over the trophy to the competition from Lenovo, let’s be real here, Lenovo’s been shipping out some really sleek Pc’s of late.
To pick the winners, losers and also-rans, we evaluated the 10 biggest laptop brands to determine which offer the best combination of quality products, cutting-edge innovation, helpful support, sleek designs and strong value. Because of its modest review scores, expensive products and lack of ports, Apple fell all the way down to fifth place after receiving top honors every year since the Best and Worst Brands debuted in 2010.
Each company is assigned a score based on a 100-point scale. Points are awarded in six different categories: Design, Reviews, Tech Support, Warranty, Innovation and Value and Selection. Asus, Dell, HP and Acer actually did well on the list, which you will find below. Apple has to live with criticism of the new MacBook Pro lineup. According to the laptop Mags, the computers are nice, small and has a quality workmanship but made customers spend a pile of cash and a bagful of dongles, which kind of sucks. Leaving Microsoft for last.
The complete report can be viewed here.
