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• Thread starter XiaoWangZi96
• Start date Mar 30, 2021

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XiaoWangZi96

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Joined Dec 14, 2020 Messages 1,362 Reaction score 181 Would like to ask, if I were to send HP laptop back to HP to repair, without warranty, how much does it cost? Cuz, my HP laptop the key at the bottom right hand corner became loose. Second time liao. First time was last year. That time still have warranty. But now, no more warranty liao. When have warranty, send to HP service centre repair is free one. But now without warranty, I know need to pay money, but I don't know how much. Those who know, or is work at HP service centre one, can advise me on the pricing? Cuz if the pricing is like $100 or above, I might as well buy new laptop. Thanks.

destiny88

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Joined Jun 9, 2006 Messages 1,601 Reaction score 28 more then $100, service charge already cost more then $50, parts pricing they sure carrot you, warranty over go simlim repair, alot more cheaper X

XiaoWangZi96

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Joined Dec 14, 2020 Messages 1,362 Reaction score 181 Thanks for your advice. I will take my HP laptop to Sim Lim Square for repair.

Mclairs83

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Joined Jan 1, 2000 Messages 28,443 Reaction score 2,249 how long is the laptop age? if it's more than 5yrs.. no point repairing. X

XiaoWangZi96

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Joined Dec 14, 2020 Messages 1,362 Reaction score 181 I bought the laptop in December 2019. That time I bought the laptop from Harvey Norman, I remember I got check the details and realized that it was registered in September 2019. The laptop name is "HP Notebook - 14s-dk0080au". Although I do not know the exact age, I guess the laptop age is around 2 years old. Therefore, since the age is less than 5 years, I will send the laptop for repair. Thanks for your concern.

yusoffb01

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Joined Jun 17, 2008 Messages 16,596 Reaction score 1,658 looks easy to repair with just a screw. buy your own part and replace L

LexusIS

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Joined May 29, 2008 Messages 1,256 Reaction score 159 hmmm same defect within 1 year? Probably you can make bring it down to HP and see what they say. Unless it is really your own fault, such as pressing it too hard during gaming. If not, i think you may have a case. X

XiaoWangZi96

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Joined Dec 14, 2020 Messages 1,362 Reaction score 181 Prior to this laptop, I had an Acer laptop, which accompanied me during my Poly days from 2014 to 2017. The Acer laptop worked well throughout, partly because Poly workload not that large... Yeah, my HP laptop is having a heavier usage, that's why more prone to wear and tear. Nothing to do with the brand. I believe if the Acer laptop had the same workload as I am having now (writing approximately 2,000 words of report almost once every week), it will encounter the same problem. I understand, maybe is because some people waiting, and wondering why nobody sent their HP laptop for servicing, that's why ask here. Well, I had reports to submit. Just submitted my last one on Monday. But whether I want to send, and when, is my own freedom. Thanks for the concern.

Ignatius J

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Joined Sep 26, 2020 Messages 131 Reaction score 11 I got a macbook pro and for real getting the apple care was the best decision i made I change 4 keyboard already

watzup_ken

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Joined Nov 21, 2003 Messages 25,672 Reaction score 2,123 That's why HP laptops are on my do not buy list. Previously I had a HP laptop that failed 2x a year. My younger sister that bought another model fared slightly better, 2x in 1.5 years. Both were HP Pavilion laptops if I did not recall wrongly. But it seems like you are going through around the same. Usually when laptops are out of warranty, official repair channel is going to charge you an crazy amount of money. Unofficial ones, it depends on the problem, and do note they may be using refurbished/ salvaged parts to replace. So if it fails again outside the warranty period they provide, then you are back to square one.

eeLsinneD

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Joined Apr 10, 2010 Messages 36,942 Reaction score 60 I am not a HP pro, but looking at the price and specs, I am resuming your laptop falls on the lower mid range? Was doing an extensive research this year to get myself a laptop. Found out for every brands, laptops now, like smartphones, have series that determine the quality (e.g. Lenovo's Thinkpad/Ideapad, Dell's XPS/Inspiron/Latitude, HP's Envy/Pavilion etc) My Dell Inspiron, sadly, is classified under mid range If your warranty is expired, better go for repairs from SIm Lim, as their official corporate charges for servicing charge is steeper. As long as your model is not super old, should be able to find the parts

eeLsinneD

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Joined Apr 10, 2010 Messages 36,942 Reaction score 60

watzup_ken said: That's why HP laptops are on my do not buy list. Previously I had a HP laptop that failed 2x a year. My younger sister that bought another model fared slightly better, 2x in 1.5 years. Both were HP Pavilion laptops if I did not recall wrongly. But it seems like you are going through around the same. Usually when laptops are out of warranty, official repair channel is going to charge you an crazy amount of money. Unofficial ones, it depends on the problem, and do note they may be using refurbished/ salvaged parts to replace. So if it fails again outside the warranty period they provide, then you are back to square one. Click to expand...

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