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LaptopMag has a rating of 1.43 stars from 7 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. LaptopMag ranks 86th among Laptops sites.
This is a great site if you are in the market to purchase a new laptop or notebook and not sure which is right for you. I do wish they had a quick view - where you could see several products and their features. You could answer a few short questions based on your needs and uses and then they would produce a list of best products for you. Then I would give them 5 stars.
I've read several of their articles and found them disappointing. The writer (one of their editors) hyped himself as an expert on the subject, but then presented information that was incomplete, uninformed or, in at least one case, patently false. Please, if you're going to present an article on a subject, find someone who actually knows and understands that subject, or you're doing your subscribers, and the subject, a disservice.
I've read several of their articles and found them disappointing. The writer (one of their editors) hyped himself as an expert on the subject, but then presented information that was incomplete, uninformed or, in at least one case, patently false.
Please, if you're going to present an article on a subject, find someone who actually knows and understands that subject, or you're doing your subscribers, and the subject, a disservice.
Tip for consumers:
I haven't used the site for their reviews, since it seems likely their reviews are slanted due to their advertisers and the deals they offer, and since their articles are uniformed, I can't see a reason to return to their site...
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I read several articles on Laptopmag.com. It is an online magazine that provides reviews on certain products, then offers deals on some of them (so it feels like their reviews are influenced by the companies offering products through their site), and they also feature articles. The problem I found with the articles I read was the lack of knowledge on the topic. For instance, one of their 'trending' articles was titled "Best virtual tabletop software in 2022: How to play D&D and more TTRPGs online." The writer, an editor for Laptopmag.com, provided snippets of information but demonstrated a lack of knowledge on most of the VVT products. In fact, laughably, he included Astral in the article, which was published Aug 1 2022. Note that Astral has widely publicized that they are closing down the end of August.
Advertise scam laptops that dont exist for riduculously low prices. Get a 3070Ti laptop thats smaller than the actual video card. They advertise things that dont exist, absolute scam. $#*!ing arrest them. Nothing they sell advertise is legitimate, its all a scam to promote chinese fake $#*!.
Tip for consumers:
Everything they advertise is fake. None of it is real. Make sure nobody you know purchases anything from them
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None, these products dont exist. They physically do not exist at all. Its a scam
This is a great site if you are in the market to purchase a new laptop or notebook and not sure which is right for you. I do wish they had a quick view - where you could see several products and their features. You could answer a few short questions based on your needs and uses and then they would produce a list of best products for you. Then I would give them 5 stars.
To follow their directions to remove spam in gmail: #1: click on the icon with the exclamation point. #2: there is no freaking icon with an exclamation point. No diagrams, nothing. Doesn't anybody proof your stuff?
Incorrect info. Avoid, reading the artices is a waste of time.
Should give 0 stars byt it's not possible.
There is hardly any content due to pagination, and ads taking up bulk of screen real estate. Content appears in a narrow centre strip, and bad CSS make margin merge into content - clunky analagous to buffering content on video if you had bad connection. (Was using MBP/Chrome). Ads by Revcontent at bottom. Typical taboola crap clickbait.
They fawn all over a company with famous bad warranty support and flimsy parts. I think either they're just reading the manufacturers alleged specs and not testing, or are an infomercial.
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