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Framework proved repairable laptops can work, but almost nobody is willing to buy one
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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2026
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I own a 13" AMD version, the keyboard is very good.
I've heard all sorts of bad advice on various keyboards/hardware from other people. I don't trust anyone's judgement but my own when it comes to that.
The trouble with other people's recs is taste. What you think is an awesome keyboard I might hate and vice versa, your right you really need to test drive it urself to decide. Otherwise it's like buying a car you have never sat in sight unseen and praying it's as good as people tell you.
Yeah. I get the feeling most people are willing to settle for a lower standard or are looking for different things in a product than I am, if they're even critical of the things they buy at all. It explains how enshittification has been so successful.