Which Tech brands do you trust most?

[XYrZbest]

Asus, Corsair, EVGA. In That Order

[Tim Drake]

MSI. But only because i'm a bit of a fanboy

[zappian]

NVIDIA.

 

Im fucking kidding chill.

 

Msi makes good shit.

[Hodor]

Gigabyte and Intel

[Prastupok]

Asus, hands down.

[RedSpade]

QANTAS and Tesla, IMO tech brands can't ever be the most trustworthy brand as they all have some form of built in obsolescence so you buy the next "series" from them.

[Extingquish]

At the minute I'm trusting Samsung and Western Digital with my data so....

[DigitalHermit]

CDR-King

[anders_b]

i have bad things to say about nearly all brands but from my experience msi is the lest crappy

[Norman_the_Owl]

You tell me: https://www.origin.com/en-ca/great-game-guarantee

Seems to me Valve is the only joke.

I agree, valve really is a bad service when you really think about it...

 

a guarantee does not automatically mean I trust the games they publish will meet my standards.

The point is if they don't meet your standards you can return it.

[Leonard]

I don't fully trust any company as i have trust issues in general but i do favor ASUS, EVGA and Samsung.

[Whorax]

Razer. Kappa.

 

 

 

 

 

 

...on a more serious note, MSI. I've never had anything faulty from them, and they're the brand I buy from the most/have the most stuff of.

[Tarzan]

Kingston HyperX

Asus

Seasonic

[FranBunnyFFXII]

Alienware, their stuff has proven to be rock solid, and their customer service is amazing.

I have kingston RAM and SSDs, I'm happy with them.

[RAGINRICKY]

ubisoft. great developers with great employees always willing to help the community 

[McMurderMonkey]

Not really tech, but...

Lego. Never had a faulty or missing part in a Lego set before.

[Victorious Secret]

You tell me: https://www.origin.com/en-ca/great-game-guarantee

Seems to me Valve is the only joke.

 

Can't really defend Steams practices and their lack of customer service. Its an embarrassment to the industry at large. But hey, so many people will defend them BECAUSE CHEAP GAMES BRAH

[Jacona]

Sharpie. 

[SSOB]

Google never lets me down. But I have to go with NS.

Dutchies will know.

[IronSoldier]

Google

Corsair

Casio

EA

[WobblyMusicStand]

Intel

Hitachi (, oh wait, Western Digital bought them in 2012)

Asus

Corsair (trusted for everything but blue LEDs... -.-)

[TwOne]

I have to go with ASUS.

 

I have had motherboards, graphics cards of them, never broke on me, very reliable. 

 

Also Sony, because my PS2 and PS3 lived long without many problems.

JVC, grew up with their HiFi/TV equipment, they still work after sooo many years.

Steelseries, because I like the keyboard on my laptop, and their QcK+ is great.

Logitech, not the best brand, but I loved their mice and keyboards.

 

Brands that I really can't trust any more:

Tritton/Mad Catz, first headset cable broke, got an RMA, plastic fell apart, all within one year.

[Scia]

Cars:

 

Volvo.

 

Indestructible and dead reliable. And safer than almost everything else out there.

 

Computer:

 

Funny enough:

 

Apple.

 

Eventhough the only Apple product I own is an iPod Classic 160gb (awesome MP3 player, even my new Volvo recognizes it ), you usually get precisely what you pay for with Apple. You might pay 2k for a laptop, but it's exactly what you expect.

With most brands [selling electronics] that is, you have those nice sheets of specs, but there's always something shitty about them.

[Mushious]

Rexona for Men, it won't let you down.

 

*hurr durrs away*

[connorpiper]

Dell or Sony. 

 

But in general, Volvo. Drove in a 240DL for 2 Hours, loved Volvo since. 

 

EDIT: Forgot ADATA! They are great!