Which Tech brands do you trust most?

[MajorChipHazard]

I would personally have to say Intel.

 

They just over engineer everything and put far more R&D into everything they make that it's just ... Reliable.  It just works.

 

Reliable is the first word that comes to mind when I think Intel.

 

For example in one of the recent WAN shows Linus mentioned "That's such an Intel thing to do" when it was shown in the SSD

torture test with all of those SSD's constantly writing to themselves that Intel purposely made their own SSD fail at a certain limit.

 

However it didn't actually "Fail".  Intel had a specification for the product, and knew that it could at least go that far.  And that it would 

definitely go a bit further.  But once they got to a point where they thought the drive had a good chance of failing after that number of writes, they

just basically told the drive to stop working and refuse to do anything anymore.  It wasn't completely done for though as they still made it possible to recover 

the data from the drive!

 

Someone (more likely a large group of people) at Intel actually had to put thought into that, and design the product to do that.  They knew perfectly well that no consumer would EVER

use the drive to that extent EVER, and yet they still put that feature in, because it's freaking Intel.

 

That is why they are my most trusted brand.

[Virus__]

Probably not shared by many I know, but Apple.. I have owned 3 iPods, a MacBook, an iPad, iPhone 3G, iPhone 4 and a Macintosh LC II, I still have all of those minus the Macintosh & my first iPod Nano, everything else still works.

[evinta]

Logitech. - main.

Asus

Gskill

Intel

 

:lol:

[witting]

Probably my blackberry, It might not have all the latest android games but damn it's a hell of a phone for only 170 euros. It does everything I need and more.

[farhanorakzai]

Intel, asus and Nvidia

[Kalle Hänninen]

Germany. They revolt if they need to buy more than two pairs of socks.

[MLG Doge]

LinusMediaGroup (shirts)

[Counter-Strike Player]

Antec, XFX, and Asus. All 3 have come through on their warranties. Antec particularly so I can't recommend them enough, even if they've dwindled a little bit recently.

[TwOne]

Samsung - for their TVs, monitors, and phones as well. 

 

Logitech - have been using their mice FOREVER, they are just great, the only mice that had broke was a wireless mouse that had already lasted 7 years, and my M500, but that model is known to be a little worse.

 

Asus - for their motherboards and graphics cards. Running an Asus P4P800-VM mobo and Asus V7700 32MB graphics card in my desktop as we speak.

 

Intel - because great processors. I don't need to go the AMD route again.

 

Seagate - I must be the only one which still likes this brand for their hard drives. These hard drives have never failed on me, and when I was unsure, SeaTools helped me out a lot.

 

Superlux - I didn't know what to expect from such an unknown brand with cheap products, but I was very pleasantly surprised by the audio quality and extras I got with my headphones. The build quality is eh, but I'll see if it holds on well.

 

HP - I had an 2001 desktop PC from them, which after heavy use at various locations still held on very well, was still quick and nimble. I sold it last year, and it still ran great. However, the ball mouse was very awkward and there is little use left to the CRT monitor I got with it (it blew).

 

 

Not sure about:

MSI - the motherboard I had from them was great, but it had audio issues, and my MSI laptop has poor build quality.

 

Sony - I loved my PlayStation 2 and to a certain extent my PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable. But I'm not going to buy anymore consoles from them with this business model.

 

 

Don't trust:

Tritton, or any MadCatz product for that matter - had two headsets from them, both broke within warranty because of poor build quality. And the sound quality of my cheap earbuds was better. Atleast the customer support was acceptable.

 

Alcatel - terrible, terrible budget smartphones. Slow, unstable, runs hot when watching videos etc.

 

Speedlink - had a headset from them, it broke within warranty, the customer support was really bad.

[jtai117]

Pebble

[qwefghnm]

Linus Media Group

[LosBonscos]

• AMD

Intel

DELL

Lenovo

SAMSUNG

Valve

Corsair

LEGO <-- Jipp

Mojang

[JoeyOnline]

The most trusted brands for me are Corsair and Intel

[CalumGiff]

Logitech and intel

[Phorlorn]

I think, Sony. They keep even their low-end stuff on the great level of quality.

[TDoC]

Apple and Razer

[Guest]

HP!

 

/jk

 

Don't really have one.

[KE2012]

Kingston, coolermaster, and Logitech for their speakers.

[mkultra]

EVGA

[Hdee]

EA

EA is my least trusted brand they don't do anything for the customer, they just try to make money

[XplosiveNoctua99]

EVGA and Intel and CD PROJEKT RED

[CaptainWASD]

Intel and Asus.

[XplosiveNoctua99]

EA is my least trusted brand they don't do anything for the customer, they just try to make money

That is a lie 

(I don't love EA)

but their customer support is awesome

[CaptainWASD]

EA is my least trusted brand they don't do anything for the customer, they just try to make money

"They don't do anything for the customer" "They Just Try To Make Money".

First off they make games, that's what they do. Secondly the goal of every company in the world is to "Just Make Money" but they can't. You see, they have to release something people want to purchase in exchange for currency.

[szomeret]

My favorite brand is Bendtsen's bakery in Racine.

Best kringle in the US.