Is this better than dell or HP computers? null

Personally I'm not a huge windows fan, but I did get an amazing deal on an HP omen a little over 2 years ago, and while that machine WAS a beast, it slowed so much, so quickly, and I prefer the Mac OS, I just think it makes more sense and is more user-friendly. Plus it's much better for creatives. I got this new 16" MacBook Pro to finally replace my HP, and I've been so happy with it, I probably use it twice as often as I did the HP, and the speed, screen quality, and sound quality just cannot compare. And while the initial pricing may be a bit more than an HP, a MacBook will last you much longer before slowing down to a point of unusability.

In my humble opinion, yes. I've owned both PC and Mac products and have to say, Apple is much easier to use and less likely to experience software, malware and hardware issues. What I also like is that Apple products last forever. My oldest laptop works like new and it's 7 years old. Hope this helps.

You are comparing apples and oranges. The mac is a IOS system and the dell and HP are Windows. If you are asking about the hardware part. The Mac pro hardware and design are much better then those two. You would have to go to gaming system to be a the same level as the Mac Pro. ROG type

"Better" is somewhat non specific and subjective but I find it great for app development as well as audio editing. The hardware design is really what makes the device shine. Try them out in stores and get a practical feel for them.

Apart from Windows bugs, the other most likely reason for slowing down is the use of hard disk instead of SSD. Replacing the hard disk drive with SSD will cure 70% of slow laptop symptoms. Try replacing the hard drive and see how fast your old laptop or desktop boots up.

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Personally I'm not a huge windows fan, but I did get an amazing deal on an HP omen a little over 2 years ago, and while that machine WAS a beast, it slowed so much, so quickly, and I prefer the Mac OS, I just think it makes more sense and is more user-friendly. Plus it's much better for creatives. I got this new 16" MacBook Pro to finally replace my HP, and I've been so happy with it, I probably use it twice as often as I did the HP, and the speed, screen quality, and sound quality just cannot compare. And while the initial pricing may be a bit more than an HP, a MacBook will last you much longer before slowing down to a point of unusability.
Answered by MaxWintco 5 years ago
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In my humble opinion, yes. I've owned both PC and Mac products and have to say, Apple is much easier to use and less likely to experience software, malware and hardware issues. What I also like is that Apple products last forever. My oldest laptop works like new and it's 7 years old. Hope this helps.
Answered by Francoe 5 years ago
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You are comparing apples and oranges. The mac is a IOS system and the dell and HP are Windows. If you are asking about the hardware part. The Mac pro hardware and design are much better then those two. You would have to go to gaming system to be a the same level as the Mac Pro. ROG type
Answered by kiddilligaf 5 years ago
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"Better" is somewhat non specific and subjective but I find it great for app development as well as audio editing. The hardware design is really what makes the device shine. Try them out in stores and get a practical feel for them.
Answered by murt 5 years ago
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Apart from Windows bugs, the other most likely reason for slowing down is the use of hard disk instead of SSD. Replacing the hard disk drive with SSD will cure 70% of slow laptop symptoms. Try replacing the hard drive and see how fast your old laptop or desktop boots up.
Answered by Chandra 3 years ago
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