Top 10 Most Reliable Computer Manufacturers

I have owned many computers, my family has as well. By far I feel my best experiences have been with DELL. I have had issues from time to time, but overall I find them to by the most reliable, longest lasting computers out there. The worst would be HP. How they make even close to top 10 is beyond me. And apple, well that's like buying a honda for the price of a mercedes, who would be dumb enought to waste there money on such a computer. I don't know?

Bought a Dell for the 16 year old to use for school work and whatever else they do when I'm not looking. It was very slow in the beginning and then the hard drive failed. I sent it back and they fixed it and it has been very fast since then. It must have had a bad drive from the beginning, but now it is working great. Hopefully it holds up.

I always buy the higher end versions of Dell Pc's for the home. I know the higher end versions have the better made Hard Drives, which do last longer. I have had Two higher end versions ( Bought them direct from Dell, not from Box stores ) Each one of them lasted over 15 years plus. So, do yourself a favor order direct from Dell next time, to get a fresh made one!

1993 - Macintosh Quadra 840AV, still going 4 years ago (probably still going).
2001 - TiBook G4, still going.
2001 - Quicksilver G4, still going
2003 - PowerBook G4, still going.
2006 - MacBook Pro, still going.
2009 - MacBook, still going.
2014 - MacBook Pro, still going.

Fujitsu - Laptop, died after 3 years.
HP - Laptop, died after 9 months.
Dell - Laptop, died after 3.5 years.

Need I say more?

All the companies I've worked for have had Dell computers, and they have all been extra-susceptible to "bugs" of all kinds, constantly have errors popping up, running slow, freezing up, glitching like there is no tomorrow, and the lag time between clicking on something or pressing a button and when the desktop actually derides to do it is horrendous!

I've always had an HP device at home since 2000, and I've NEVER EVER, EVER had any problems with any of them. Never had any problems with "bugs" or "viruses", never had problems with glitches, running slow, or hesitations...EVER! Never had any of the problems I have had and have now with working on Dells.

Dell might make a nice monitor, but I would never waste money on their computers. HP is it for me. No problems means no hassles, no headaches, and no downtime.

I currently have HP desktop, and it was pretty cheap. It was an All in one PC and it was around $700 when I bought it, which is a cheap price for an All in one PC. (Most All in Ones are over $1000). It isn't working right now but its probably due to poor care. However, it lasted over 10 years! It would probably have lasted more if it had better care. But my point is, HP makes very affordable computers with very good specifications compared to other PC's. Even the computer I have right now which was bought in 2007, has way better specs than some MacBooka right now. In my opinion, if you want a computer that's affordable, has good internals, and lasts long, then HP is definitely the brand you should consider buying from.

HP is the longest lasting most durable computer brand I have experienced. They just last and last whether it's a p c or laptop. I know other people that have had dell or apple and have had problems. HP is much Maligned for not being sexiest or fastest but you can configure it from economy to super deluxe. And the low end models outlast all their high priced competition. HP s can diagnose and fix themselves. If you want a solid reliable computer, buy a HP.

Having worked as a PC repair engineer for 15 years, I have seen so many problems with so many different computer brands (HP included). However, in my experience, HP have pretty consistently built reliable, long lasting systems and I would consider them on average to be the most reliable brand. Dell are generally pretty good too but I have seen too many bad apples from them (particular models that are consistently problematic) and have therefore lost too much credibility for me to even think of saying that they are the most reliable of brands. Additionally, I feel that Medion is worth a mention but not enough of them going around for me to make a proper comparison.

Using a mac rn and let me say I love these so much more than windows. The touchpad has a better texture and is easier to click than Windows' computers' touchpads, making it easy for me to move around pictures on slides and such. The layout of the homescreen is clean, efficient, and easy to use. Easy to browse downloads, settings, pictures, etc. Good camera & mic quality, connects to bluetooth and cameras pretty quickly. The updation system is quick and easy to use. You get a notification, and if you don't manually decide to update yourself your mac will try to itself if you have that setting turned on (very convenient, as you don't have to spend time waiting for it to update). Doesn't randomly start installing updates like Windows unless you have been neglecting to update for a certain period of time. The update time is only about 15-30 minutes. Yes they are expensive but it's definitely worth it.

I have had 3 laptops over the last 10 years. The first --a Dell-- crashed after about a year and a half and I lost EVERYTHING on it. (I was in college at the time, so it was devastating.) I switched over to Apple and had that computer for 4 years. The only reason I knew it was time for a new one is that the laptop itself was starting to show quite a bit of wear --there was a small period of time when Apple made its computers with plastic, which is what I had. So I got another Apple. It has been great for 4 years and I have not had a single problem with it.

Use Apple since the mid 1980's, if they they do breakdown (Rare), apple shops will bend over backward to help you. No viruses EVER... Works PC's even with protection, at some point get caught out, then the whole system has to be reset... Times money! Upgrades are easy thro' App Store, and don't cost the Earth, most times FREE.
And software just works, no patches, and stuff.. they Just work.

I am an apple user, mostly because my mom got annoyed over the prevalence of viruses on windows computers and I needed a computer for school. It's a very straight forward OS, no modifications needed.

I have been using Asus A43E for last 4 and half years with very minor problem of keyboard replacement only for once.

The only problem with an ASUS CG5275 was dead HD after 3 years, after replacement with another HD, works flawless, quite and fast for other 3.5 years (having made 6.5 years by now).

ASUS makes great desktops and laptops but avoid their phones.

They have the best products out there and it's reliable.

My Current Toshiba was bought in 2013 and is still running like new.
I still have one from 2002 that works fine and has only had to have the charging port replaced (a little slow compared to current standards so I only use it for storage now).
I did buy one in 07 that started to have issues after a year and a half, but after working them out I had that laptop for 6 years until the screen was smashed.
Since I've never had one go paperweight on me, I only ever buy Toshiba.

I have 2 toshiba laptops that are used every day and one is going on 10 years old and still gets the job done. Neither has needed any repairs and are still fully functional. Upgraded the OS and added memory and larger hard drives and they both are going to be around for a while.

My Toshiba is only a bit over 2 years old and it still runs like it's new. I think you should buy a Toshiba cause we have another one that's older than my and it still works great too!

My Toshiba is already 3 years old, and still works perfectly. All the issues, I fixed on my own, except the broken keyboard, but it was easy for the store to fix.

Best computer ever. I got 7 years out of my laptop, and it still runs. While my friends only got 3 years. They have amazing customer service. Lots of experts will recommend a Lenovo ThinkPad because of their durability and speed. Some are even waterproof. I would recommend Lenovo to anyone I know.

I got a laptop followed by a all-in-one. The laptop keyboard screwed up just after 2 years warranty period. The all-in-one cannot boot up a few months after the expiry of 2 years warranty. Coincidental? I don't know. One thing for sure, I am not going to buy another Lenovo.

I have a Lenovo W520 laptop. I have dropped it twice off my bicycle going full tilt down a hill (bike bag fell off). I thought, both times, it would be a goner. Nope, still runs strong. I'm impressed.

I have had Lenovo laptops. Both lasted many years...no problems. I am currently using an older desktop.. keeps on moving. I want a new Lenovo, but most of their pc's come with Microsoft 10 Pro.

My very first computer I brought for school was a Dell about 3yrs ago and I've had nothing but problems with it. However, I recently purchased a Samsung Google chrome book so I could do my homework without dealing with the hassle of my Dell. I absolutely love it! All my email accounts connect with Google and therefore when I write a paper and save it to my drive I don't have to worry about bringing a thumb drive to print something off, I just login to my account and there it is... It is a great lightweight computer and I wish I would have gotten it sooner.

My Vaio has been flawless for two years. The Dell laptop I had previously turned out to be junk that didn't last 18 months. Since I repair computers I can say that a lot of people are unhappy with their Dell, and I no longer recommend anyone buy them.

I had used my Vaio for 10 years before I gave it away. Except for the battery, I never experienced any hardware problems, but Windows Xp used to acting up a lot. On the contrary, its Hp replacement was pronounced dead, useless with a fried motherboard in 2 years.

I have had a Vaio All-In-One i3 VPC series and a Vaio Laptop and I have using them daily for work and school for about 7 years now. they still work great. I am upgrading my laptop to an SSD, but unfortunately cannot upgrade the All-In-One. I wish Sony still made Vaios.

I have my Vaio now for over 5 Year, and it still working as fast, never had any problem with it. I Love It!

Micro soft is by far the most trustworthy and is the best at being private

My Atari 800 runs smooth after 38 years. Sure, it doesn't have all that fancy stuff like multi-core processors or internal memory storage, but it is solid. Never locked up. No blue screen of death in nearly 4 decades.