And I clearly was talking about the Vega model which you replied to earlier. Lol
I was NOT replying to you with my original post about not wanting to order from a place that did not take returns. I was just posting to the thread. Not everything revolves around you. Lol.
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If there is an issue so bad that the laptop needs to be replaced then the Apple store will replace it. I had a MBP a few years ago that I bought from B&H that had a screen issue. I took it into the Apple store and they just replaced the whole thing. Obviously you would hope to not have to do that, but you are talking about warranty issues, which aren't what the return period is for.
Well, yes and no. I have no problem dealing with Apple for warranty issues, I just do NOT want to have to deal with having a brand new purchase needing service within the first weeks, or even days, especially if it turns out to be a design defect that cannot be fixed. This T2 issue for example -- it appears to be a problem with all or some of the T2's being defective, if not poorly designed. I'm sure that there are people not experiencing any issues, BUT if you read through the 108 page thread, it's pretty clear that nothing Apple support has done thus far or suggested for the people who ARE having the issues has fixed the kernel panics and random reboots. Sometimes an exchange helped, but not always. If my brand new MBP has the problem and it appears before the end of the return period that this is a protracted issue that Apple either hasn't figured out or is unwilling yet to address (as it sometimes takes Apple months to acknowledge a problem), I want the option to return the machine and opt out of what could be a continuing daily headache until there's a fix. If there is no return period, I've not only purchased a computer, but I have allowed Apple's poor quality control to subvert my peace of mind, created an ongoing constant annoyance for myself and the stress that goes with it.
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