what brands are you loyal to?

[cluelessgenius]

brand loyalty is stupid. loyalty means sticking with someone even through tough times especially if they fuck up. in generell we love that in people when it comes to relationships but when it comes to brands thats different.if a company is fucking up the only way thell notice is if sales go down. if we just keep buying their shit theyll keep fucking up. 

micro transactions for example , everones bitching about them and hating but people still keep buying the shit so brands keep integrating them into everything. some goes for rgb and a hand full of other crap. we decide what gets made by buying power.

my point is dont stick with a company if theyre messing up.

 

that being said of course im guilty myself of this too. 

for peripherals i like to stick with logitech cause they havent let me down yet

for motherboards and gpus im really indifferent whatever feels like a quality product but comes at a reasonable price

for fans im sticking with noctua if i can

for phones i go with whatever criteria i set myself which accidently often lands me with sony. e.g. my current phone was just the cheapest 6" phone of the brands i recognized

for monitors lg has been hitting the lowest price point within any parameters ive searched lately. so no matter the criteria somehow lg has the cheapest model out of all the ones that meet the criteria

for tv's i like sony but i think i just fell into the whole bravia marketing way to early ohh and the test results online always look good

oh yeah and for hdd's im not even looking at anything but western digital never have just never accured to me.

for ssd's i go for samsung unless on a tight budget

psu and case varies

oh and kitchen appliances like fridge and oven and basically anything i try getting bosch again no real reason not like they run alot of marketing its just somehow stuck in my head that theyre the best

[Tog Driver]

18 hours ago, firelighter487 said:

@Enderman @spartaman64 i used to be loyal to WD too but recently i had a external drive fail on me. it had been sitting on my desk doing nothing for a month or 2 and i recently tried tog et some data off of it and it's dead. it won't recognise at all.... it's like 8 months old.... so that kinda made me mad. 

TOG

 

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[Razor Blade]

For just about everything generally I try to stick with something that balances value for money and if the brand offers the things I'm looking for in their product. If I buy a product, I try to stay away from the newest revision until it has been proven (let others pay a lot of money and struggle with the early development).

[SimplyChunk]

The only Brands i'm loyal too is my local race track  Brands Hatch  

[JoostinOnline]

58 minutes ago, James Evens said:

A product makes you loyal. Where do you think i would search for replacement? by the same brand since there products are good and trusted.

That's not very wise. Most tech companies have made both high quality and garbage products. You've probably wasted money because of it, even if you don't realize it.

[Guest]

Mouse: Apple

Keyboard: Apple

Laptop: Apple

Monitor: LG

Tablet: Apple

EarPhones: Apple

Speakers: SONY

 

[EPENEX]

console: playstation

laptop: thinkpad

 

other than that, I'll typically buy whatever is the better deal

[Drak3]

So long as they keep the 3.5mm jack and don't move to the notch, Samsung.

[Motifator]

Some companies just insist on making nothing less than top quality products, that's what I can appreciate. Even when they charge a significant premium for it. Take Suhr for example, the guy's guitars are "all" made with some of the finest quality. It's a brand you pretty much can't go wrong with.

Since computer parts are mostly bandwagon products from P.R.C, the production quality can be a hit or miss, even with higher end products.

I used to love DFI but they sadly no longer make motherboards.

[Automobili3XF]

I don't tend to be brand loyal, but so far i had the most satisfying experiences with the following brands:

Mobos: ASRock and Gigabyte 

Standard peripherals: Elecom and Logitech 

Specific peripherals: Akasa and Orico

RAM: G. Skill

PSU: Seasonic, Delta and newer ThermalTake models (based on latest Sirfa platforms)

Storage: Toshiba and Seagate

Audio in general: Denon

Fans: Akasa

Cables: ChipSCE

 

 

[Txe]

case : FRACTAL DESIGN

liquid cooler: NZXT

GRAPHICS CARD: ZOTAC

STORAGE: Non 

Fans: Noctua,Be quiet,Corsair

Ram: none

Motherboard: PC PART PICKER hehehe

CUstom cables: Cablemod

Peripherals: Logitech Coolermaster

 

 

[DimasRMDO]

Phone: Samsung

I don't think I have brand loyalty in PC parts, I just find the best value one that's available.

[kilgore_T]

loyal is quite a strong term,

but I always buy AKG headphones, EVGA cards, and MOTU audio I/Os

[Sir_Killedalot]

Headsets: HyperX

Mice: SteelSeries

Keyboards: iKBC

Motherboards: MSI or AsRock

Storage: Samsung and WD

Memory: Team Group

Case: NZXT or Thermaltake

Fans: BeQuiet!

Cooling: Cryorig

GPU: Zotac

PSU: Rosewill or Seasonic

Laptops: Dell

Phones: LG or Huawei

Speakers: Bose

 

 

 

[PlayStation 2]

None in particular, if I were to be honest.

[Mooshi]

Hmmmm..

 

Peripherals: All my stuff is Logitech

Motherboard: ASRock

Ram: G.Skill/Corsair

HDD: n/a

SSD: Crucial or Samsung

Fans: Noctua/Fractal

PSU: Seasonic/Super Flower oems

CPU: Whoever has the best value in that gen

Graphics: Preferred EVGA, but depends on stupid memecoin shortages

 

 

[AskTJ]

Whichever brand is cheapest

[J.b091]

• Intel
• Nvidia

[FredyCH]

Processors: Intel

TV's: Samsung

GFX: NVIDIA

MOBO: ASUS

PERIPHERALS: Corsair

 

Smartphones: Apple

 

CARS: VOLVO