A question I get asked frequently. Especially now that Windows 10 will soon no longer receive manufacturer support.

In this case, I usually respond with a counter-question: "What is the device going to be used for?" Even if this question sounds banal, it is often ignored by my customers. Many are initially guided by the price, the manufacturer or the look. But that alone is not enough.

For example, you shouldn't buy an overpriced notebook just because it looks good. After all, what use is a device whose operating system you may not be familiar with as a user or if it doesn't have a shock-resistant casing and is often used on construction sites?

So my tip at this point is:

First of all, it is essential to precisely determine the intended use, then clarify the budget issue and only then take the appearance into account. So far, I have always found a good solution for my customers that they have been very satisfied with in the long term. However, no one is immune to production or software errors, which is why I always recommend a good support package as well. In addition, good antivirus software is almost essential.

Should you require support in this context, please do not hesitate to contact me!