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The HP's I've had access too have all had issues so not exactly a good sign. Mind you my old Sharp laptop (I'm talking 15 years ago now) was a brick, with zero batterylife, but it was a workhorse and the amd chip inside it was solid as anything.

It took one hell of a beating as a secondary render machine while I was at uni and just plodded along without any complaints. Having said all that if I was to buy a 'laptop' tomorrow, it would be surface pro or a workstation grade machine from dell. No idea any more. I'm still using my Sony Vaio, but they're no longer making laptops. Bit long in the tooth now, but it's the second 13' carbon fibre ~1.5kg laptop I've had from them. This one with an i7 chip, dedicated gfx and bluray drive in a tiny package.

Dell and Apple were the only competing products at the time, and they were a lot more expensive. I quite a look at some of the HPs these days, but I don't play games much on my laptop any more, and I can stream via Steam, so probably don't need to change it any time soon. Well this is a tough one. I think most of them suck for the prices these companies charge for a laptop. The closest I've come to a somewhat best of laptop might be Acer or HP. It's been a while since I've had a laptop.

The last laptop I had was an HP. It lasted about 9 years before the components started to have a cascade failure. I would never recommend Apple to anyone. Apple has a habit of making things that are not easily fixed or an over priced amount.

All laptop makers pretty much suck and love to install bloatware. The first thing I do with any new laptop is format the HDD/SSD and reinstall Windows/Linux that did not come from the company that made the laptop. I have not heard good thing about Asus laptops.

I have been out of the laptop game too long to really be sure who's the best. I'm pretty sure unless you make the laptop yourself they all suck. It might be better just to build a mini-itx system with an apu for on the move. If you must have a laptop at all cost. Find something with an AMD/APU inside. Nothing less than 8/16GB of ram also.