What was the biggest piece of shit you've ever bought.

ath-m50x

>>61396795
The condom that should've prevented your birth.

939 dfi LAN party board. It was never stable at all and one day the north bridge fan just fell off.

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dir-601
i hope it was faulty and not all of them are that shitty but basically i was plagued with a myriad of different problems. first the xbox would only get restricted NAT, then i couldnt stay connected to certain irc channels, connection would occasionally drop completely until the router had been reset. Try as you might you couldn't connect to netflix on any smart tv or non-PC device, constant packet loss, when you change a setting in its webui it would countdown by 2 seconds at a time. and thats just off the top of my head. I don't want to remember to be honest family

>>61396795
I had 2 of these. What the fuck was with these things? I don't remember exactly but they never seemed to work

>>61396885
salty af

>>61397095
The wifi and LAN connections would randomly die even when turning it on cold

>>61396861
Why exactly?

>>61396795
arduino uno

what the fuck do i even do with this fucking thing

>>61396795
samsung cf390
24" curved monitor.
for the 158 i paid for it i could have gotten another 25" hp ips, but i fell for the curved meme.

>>61399241
just because you are too stupid to use one doesn't mean it is a piece of shit

>>61397074
This but DIR-655

>>61399275
yes it does

>>61399275
No, anything with an FTDI chip is objectively a piece of shit.

>>61397074
>>61399284
I had the dir 615 or something like that, it was the absolute worst. wireless connection would drop every 2 hours, clover would get these random SSL errors, reboots would take 3 or 4 minutes

>>61396795
otoh, James Donkey 112

>>61396795
Motherfucking Iphone. Lesson learned. Still stings.

hp inkjet

>>61399383
i flashed mine with ddwrt, feels good man

>>61399064
Because it's shit for its price. Ask /hpg/ about it more.

powerline adapters, those things dropped connection more often than wifi with 50% signal.

>>61399614
Powerline adapters work better if you're not in a house with third-world tier wiring. The noise of shoddy wiring makes powerline adapters ineffective.

>>61396795
VyprVPN Pro account.

>>61399614
Don't use it on the same circuit as your electric fence or live somewhere less nigger infested.

>>61396795
a Motorola Droid 4 off amazon that ended up being faulty. It was basically burning through 10% of the battery every hour, even in airplane mode.

>>61399665
kek
we were in the same boat.

>>61399717
>faulty
You sure it didn't just need a new battery?

>>61399746
yeah, that was the first thing I checked, tested it in the droid 4 of one of my co-workersand the battery worked fine. There was a short somewhere in the phone itself or something is my best guess.

A "portable" air conditioner.
>tfw the air to cool the condenser and carry the heat out comes from the cool air indoors

>>61399717
Or maybe a full reflash?

>>61399886
not sure if that would have helped or not. Amazon took it back though and gave me a full refund, though my carrier (Flash wireless) fucked me over in the process of swapping phones and refused to let me use my old plan when I went back to the droid 3... Kinda was the straw that sent me packing back to Verizon.

>>61399977
>using a cellular reseller in the first place
>expecting anything good from them

>>61399977
>Kinda was the straw that sent me packing back to Verizon.
Ugh. Happily, T-Mobile has let me keep my plan from yeeeears ago when I brought my own device.

>>61400015
>especially a vzw reseller

>>61396795
A fucking netbook.

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>>61396885
If only you weren't a virgin

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>>61397095
>>61396795
>>61399027
Oh, so that's why I never had access at the time.

>>61397074
>tfw installed dd-wrt on a DIR600
>still running strong after 6 years

>>61400169
kys

>>61399886
That sounds like a dehumidifier branded by some sociopath marketing asshole.

>>61399886
>A "portable" air conditioner.
>>tfw the air to cool the condenser and carry the heat out comes from the cool air indoors

Meh, good enough to cool a dorm room.

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>always wanted a moto phone
>chinks buy the brand from google
>this piece of fucking garbage comes out
>"looks fine desu senpai. The
Chinks didn't change too much"
>it's somehow slower than my old Nexus 5
>haven't received a software update since November 2015
>want to root it but can't because during a screen repair they cucked up the bootloader
Never buying Lenovorola again

>>61400416
A dehumidifier on wheels with a window kit, pretty much. otoh they're really great for spot cooling in like server closets if you can route the hot exhaust air into the attic or outside.

>>61396795
Is that a wireless cup warmer?

>>61400604
If it has a window kit then what's the problem? That's clearly the use case the designers had in mind.

>>61400672
The window kit is a hose that exhausts the hot air from the condenser. The fact that half of the cool air is just going past the condenser and out the window irks me. The air to make that up had to come from somewhere, and that somewhere is usually air of the same temperature I bought the damned thing to avoid.
If there were also an air intake in the window kit, it would have been a MUCH better design, but nooooo.

>>61400727
Oh God that's fucking awful. I've never seen one without two hoses running to the window panel for this very reason.

>>61400727

Yes, that's how single hose portable units work. If you wanted better efficiency you should have bought a dual hose unit (condensor intake and outtake hoses).

>>61399284
>>61397074
>buy a DIR-655 from a garage sale for $10
>chip isn't open source so RIP dd/openwrt
>board/software has a permanent unfixable DNS bug that basically crashes the DNS forwarder within an hour and must be rebooted to fix only to come back again an hour later

basically was only good as a gigabit switch, if you turned off all routing functions.

>>61400765
I guess that's why it was at an outlet store, kek.

>>61400772
themoreyouknow.jpg

A Sager Clevo laptop from Xoticpc. All the specs were legit though ALL the chink parts broke. badly.

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Worst thing about the mid/late 2000s

>Logitech Revue

I actually liked the idea, and the HDMI passthrough was nice. Hardware was underpowered and software updates were stopped not too long after launch. Don't remember if I even got a full year of use out of it.

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>>61396795
I know the razer naga has a double clicking problem, where the hardware of the mouse breaks down, and your single clicks register as double clicks. However, this piece of shit had an even bigger problem even before the click buttons could break. When I booted into windows 8, nothing was wrong. It worked perfectly fine. When I booted into os X, then the thing went to shit. The mouse would double click. I reinstalled the drivers, went through customer support, and reinstalled os x, but nothing worked. The double clicking issue would always happen in os x, and it would vanish when i booted into windows. Razer had the fucking audacity to advertise their mice as "os x" compatible. I never bought another razer product again.

>>61399255
kek i just bought a 27 inch curved samsung

im liking it desu

>>61399241
What?
Arduino UNO are great for rapid prototyping.

>>61399717
I have a droid 4
it's fantastic, a real shame they stopped making phones like that

old thinkpads are my biggest shitty waste of money desu

they're just useless

>>61399255
Dunno if it's my biggest ever but I got a samsung TN recently that's 4k. It's okay but has run into some issues at times. I ended up getting a macbook later and I was intending to hook it up to my monitor for the big screen but the retina display ends up looking better than it despite being smaller and at lower res anyway.

I think I should've just gone all the way with some IPS or OLED masterpiece at double the price.

>>61396795
I had that thing OP and used for years in wireless repeater mode. User manual failed to explain how to configure it, - the only way was to set some settings, reboot, go to the [changed] settings, set again, reboot, again and again - combination of beating settings into flash while letting the shitty UI adjust to the changes. Once everything was set no problems, OK range for what it was. Victim of the old days of ridiculously stripped down installations skimping on flash - glad that is gone.

>>61401348
Isn't it the same as all routers?

>>61400401
>>>/reddit/

Samsung "smart" tv
>no apps
>slow as fuck
>multiple unpatched vulnerabilities
>crashes, funny, never had a "dumb" tv crash on me

lost it in the divorce thank fuck

>>61402994
>tfw the tv decides not to power on after hitting the power button
smart indeed

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>eDimensional 3D Glasses
These fucking things, sorry for the tiny image but they're old enough I cant find a picture for.

Basically 3D glasses for your PC that just barely worked and slowed the fuck out of your games, I think the only time it ever worked properly was playing Star Trek Elite Force where things really did look 3D but the crosshair was nigh unusable.

Eventually you'd get a headache or just fed up of using them because they're a set of shutter glasses (meaning they constantly blink on and off) paired with your monitor which is also going haywire being split in half and blinking too.

>>61403517
Ah shit, I owned those. They were bad ass (as a novelty). The 3D was amazing. The game-killing issue was that it didn't work with GUIs at all - any 2D element just looked like double vision.

Still, I was big into DAoC back then and I'd just turn off my GUI and explore the world in 3D. Good times.

>>61396795

4chan gold pass

XXXX

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>>61396795
A Toshiba Satellite L855. In the first week both usb 3.0 ports went out. Sent it back. They said there was nothing wrong with them. Got it back and they still didn't work. They never did again. Additionally, the laptop would hit max temp during any form of heavy usage. After warranty expired: The hard drive has issues where it's always stuck at 100 percent read/write. Takes 20 minutes to boot. Keyboard is peeling off and the control key is bent, despite reasonable care of the device. Uneven pressure (like being in a lap) on the underside of the laptop or resting your hands on either side of the trackpad can cause the trackpad buttons to click and the mouse to move randomly.

>>61405282
Oh, and hitting max temp would cause it to shut off. So fucking brilliant machine. Rather have a chromebook.

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>>61396795

>>61403517
AHHHHHHHHHHHH
I FELL FOR THIS FUCKING MEME
COULDN'T GET IT TO WORK WITH ANYTHING.

>>61405282
Good God, my dad had that piece of shit. Or at least he had a different satellite.

The thing had a 1GHZ DUAL CORE CELERON. He had the thing for about 4 years and was always asking me to "clean it up" for him. I told him the processor had less power than a 4 year old smartphone. He... didn't get it.

Finally, I convinced my mother to split a specced-out T430s with me for his birthday early this year.

He says it's the best laptop he's ever owned.

8GB RAM
128gb ssd
2.3Ghz core-i5
1600x1900 screen
$299.99

Acre Cloudbook. Biggest piece of shit laptop I have ever owned.

The case was so flimsy that you could press the touchpad button through the bottom of the case. Flexed so much the power button cable came unplugged from the motherboard.

It was also slow as shit. Specs were:

1.6 GHz dual core Celeron
2GB soldered ram
32Gb emmc
Windows 10

It ran at 100% CPU all the time with windows, and it couldn't even play 720p video full screen.

And I paid $200 for that heap of shit. I'm so retarded.

>>61405867
This thing had a "quad core i7" but it was pretty much the worst thing that could still technically be called that. I wanna say it ran at 2.4 GHz. Got it in 2013, when i was retarded.

iPod Mini.

I had two of them, and both of them started having battery problems about half a year in.

Also some shitty HP printer that got replaced 2 times within half a year and both of those died too.

WinRAR Pro/Full

Really enjoyed when i first heard of it and thought it would just stop working after 40 days.

>>61396795
I bought a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS once. No fucking clue why. I think I was 15, and that was pretty expensive for that age.

>mfw i research my purchases before buying and rarely buy shit so ive never gotten burned.
One of my offlease dell monitors is a bit blue, but its still usable. Gotta love being poor.

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>>61407177
>>61407177

htc desire

>>61407177
>Not downloading a cracked version

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The Acer Iconia W3.

>battery fucked after a WEEK since buying it
>speakers are awful
>screen is terrible, practically unusable outside in the sunlight
>the entire OS is so glitchy and yet it still came up with an option to upgrade to Windows 10 which made it entirely unusable

You might say that it can't really be that bad, but any of you that owns this garbage knows exactly what I'm talking about.

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This steaming pile of monkeyshit.

kek i went through like 5 belkins years ago. fuckign trash.

>>61396795
I had one of those. Besides the occasional dropout it was ok.

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Siemens CX65.

It was shit from the very start. When you hit the power button, it said something like "Press this button to power on", but indicated the wrong button so it just turned off immediately.

Once I finally figured that out, it would crash several times per day. It didn't do OTA updates, didn't come with the $40 data cable, so I had to send it in for service to do a fucking firmware update after a week.

Finally it was in a sort of usable state, but it still crashed weekly.

There was a nightmarish process required to convert video to .3gpp to watch on it, the ~160x120 screen was too shit to read subtitles on anime and j2me was buggy as shit.

I was so happy when I heard Siemens laid off their entire mobile division. Good riddance.

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the 5s was the absolute worst piece of trash, and i fucking hate Itunes REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Current on a Galaxy S5. it works wonders

Some Sony Ericsson slide phone when they first started doing slide phones. The slightest bump fucked the screen up and the signal was terrible. I had to replace it at least 4 times after the screen broke. On the last one I just got so pissed off with it that I threw it in a fishing lake.

I'm a sort of Sony phone fanboy, but there is no doubt that that phone was an absolute piece of shit.

>>61407645
>not knowing the trial is actually the full version with a pop-up window
>not using some other program

LG G4. POS phone which even though it didn't bootloop on me, had other software issues and no bootloader unlock/custom ROM (on Sprint). Switched to a S5 and then a 6P.

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>>61396795
Picked this up because it was absurdly cheap with an employee discount. Wanted to use it while in bed. Turns out these devices have a consistent issue where the screen would display nothing but black, requiring multiple reboots until it decides it will finally work for you. To this day it still has this issue. Third party windows tablets was a mistake.

>>61396795
a Soyo motherboard

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TrustPower as an ISP.

They do have discounts when you combine all household utilities together, but they gouge the fuck out of their internet prices such that you zero out. And yet they still sucker people in my home city with rebates and "discounts" when it doesn't mean shit. Including my parents.

Also when you internet gets knocked out in the weekend, it doesn't come back until the next workday. One of the only times I'd rather have a pajeet helping me fix my internet on a 24/7 line than workweek only in a Kiwi call centre.

Fuck TrustPower. Get something like Voyager or Stuff Fibre. Way better.

>>61400534
>during a screen repair they cucked up the bootloader
I dont believe you.

>>61400604
>dehumidifyer
>for cooling
Computers dont get pissy win high humidity like humans do.

>>61408083
weird, i only had that happen once on my Venue 8 Pro in 2 years of use

>>61408083
I have one of those.
Since upgrading it to W10 it doesnt have the boot problem anymore.
Things still completely fucking useless though, battery life is shit, no storage, awful processing speed.

>>61396795
Theres been so many things that have left me with blind rage but Ive always gotten my money back so I dont even remember them.
Something that I was just reminded of though was an evaporative humidifier
>be winter
>be dry as fuck
>nose bleeds and shit
>go to get humidifier
>dont have shit for a selection
>pick one that sounded like it was what I wanted
>it totally wasnt even what it said it was
>get home and fill it up and turn it on
>waiting, waiting, waiting
>still dry as fuck
>rip it all apart
>mfw inside it is just a sponge that draws up the water and a shitty fan to blow air over the sponge
>take that shit straight back
>find humidifier with vaporizer in medical shit
this is the one you all want. make sure it works off of a vaporizer.

>>61410474
Thats how evaporative shit works anon. Ever look inside a swamp cooler?

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>>61396795
a shitty LG dumbphone back in 2009
it worked fine but build quality was shit
dropped my keys on it from about a meter high and the screen broke

>>61410500
Swamp coolers dont work here. Thats some desert shit.
Summer here is >90% humidity.
It will be 100F and 95% humidity.

I know what evaporative means, they obfuscated what it actually was. If I wanted to fix my problem with wet shit evaporating I would have just thrown a wet towel over a fan.
My main point was for everyone to make sure that when they buy one of these things it actually says the words vaporizer on it.

>>61407678
Bought a couple of these "dead' off eBay for $100 with the bluetooth keyboards. Figured I could fix them.

The batteries had a firmware glitch where if they ran out they wouldn't charge.

Managed to get them booted, ran the Acer Updater which updated the BIOS and the battery firmware which fixed them. Both charged up to 100%.

Sold them for $80 each on eBay after using one for a torrentbox for awhile. Didn't mind it actually and if I didn't already have a tablet I would have kept one.

Power button would instantly turn it on (no "hold to power on") so it would constantly turn itself on with a slight nudge. Battery lasted pretty long in sleep though.

Acer seems to have but scrubbed it from their website aside from some occasional mentions,

>>61410418
>t. dumbass that doesn't know how dehumidifiers work

>>61396795
A Razer's mouse. 70 bucks to start double clicking and works like shit right after the warranty

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>>61396795
>https://www.cnet.com/news/hp-nvidia-graphics-defect-an-issue-since-november-2007/
>http://semiaccurate.com/2010/07/11/why-nvidias-chips-are-defective/

Replaced the motherboard a dozen times before giving up and buying a new laptop with an ATI chip.

#neverforget_bumpgate
#neverforgive_bumpgate

Windows phone apps that I paid for and only used at most 3 times.

Fit bit charge HR. Gave away but we still have another...

Galaxy Avant. $140 in 2015. Sold it for $20.

>>61400841
Fuck, I forgot about those.

VeeBeam box & I got it today.

a $150 rca mp3 player from 2005.
the GUI would lag hard.
no mass storage option.
needed drivers for an mp3 player.
would randomly freeze.
i was about 19.
i would get frustrated and break shit (still do)
i could've just returned it. less than 30 days.
instead i through it against the wall.
broke into 1000s pieces.
felt 100x better.
then felt stupid for not just getting my money back.

A macbook pro.
Would apple give me muly money back if i say it "broke" for a made up reason?

>>61399886

Portable air conditioners are a massive pain, you have to remember to chuck the condensed water every couple hours or flood the room.

>>61413414
*give me my money

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>>61413414
plus i think it had no physical buttons.
just touch sensitive.
2005 touch sensitive plus lag GUI = great time.
>touch.
>*hmm maybe i didn't touch it correctly*
>touch again
>skips track
>immidiately skips again...every goddamn time
pic related

>>61403517

It worked, I had a pair, Quake 3 and Unreal looked fucking cool. But yeah, completely unusable to actually game with because of the low refresh and no HUD could be used.

Basically a fun little toy far before it's time

oculus rift

My asus gl502vs-db71.

>under full load the battery will drain even if plugged in.
>gpu and cpu thermal throttle.
>single channel ram.
>keyboard and touchpad stopped working.

I have sent it back 3 times for RMA and the battery issue still is not fixed.

My current phone, an HTC G5. I got it after my previous phone, a G4 got thr bootloop failure and LG replaced my phone for free with a G5. I was so happy, I figured surely this one wouldn't have QC issues after the G4.

2 months later my G5 did the bootloop, but a slightly different one where sometimes it would load but would never stay up more than 15min.i take it back to Sprint and they give me yet another brand new G5.

Within 2 weeks while in an otterbox I dropped it and the screen near the speaker cracked. The battery life is terrible and will drop 5% per hour even while idle. The speaker is dogshit and is whisper quiet unless facing you, seriously my 2010 HTC EVO 4G had a far better speaker. And now GPS has essentially completely stopped working. Which is yet another known bug. I'm probably going to the Sprint store within a week for them to hand over yet another free $700 pile of dogshit.

Fuck LG

>>61405282
Huh, that's weird. I'm posting this from an L855 right now. The case is stupidly flimsy and and my screen's right bottom corner is JB-welded into place, but I don't think I've had hardware issues with it. I threw in a few extra gigs of ram, and added 8gigs of readyboost, but otherwise it's gone unmodified. Even after like 4 years, still boots botnet 10 like a charm. A decent laptop for the price(I got it on markdown from Fry's)

>>61413713
That's great. On paper it's a good deal. Maybe i just got a lemon.

>>61413610
Mind elaborating? I've been tempted to get one now that price has dropped but I'd still rather have a Vive for positional awareness.

But if I could find a used one on Craigslist for less than $300 I'd grab it

HTC Sensation aka my first proper smartphone back in 2012, apparently the motherboard's battery connectors pins was not soldered properly and causes random shutdowns. It was bad enough that it eventually killed the board too when that part of the motherboard cracked

>>61410435

Frankly 32GB on a Windows tablet is a mistake, you don't get much for storage after the OS probably takes up at least a quarter of the space

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my current phone is also quickly becoming one of the worst buys.

>buy $300 ZTE phone. Mid-range phone with midrange price.
>get bored one day and want to root the phone
>go to androidforums
>realize everyone else in the forums has paid $99 dollars for the same phone. some have paid 79$...i paid over $300.
>no root methods available for the phone.......STILL NO ROOT FOR THIS PHONE
>headphone jack dies in 6 months
>spend $20 on ebay for a replacement jack
>shitty soldering skills
>headphone jack dies in a week
>just buy $20 bluetooth earbuds
>works great
>magnetic buds with auto-shutoff when you link the buds together...auto-play when you unlink it. (perfect for my job where i constantly have to pause my podcasts)
>just this past friday
>i have one earbud in and the other off
>magnetic earbud attaches to metal table
>pull wire
>wire snaps off the pcb...left earbud dead now.
>open controller on the earbuds
>solder it
>perfect
>push it back inside the plastic housing
>tiny little part snaps off (so tiny i lost the part and even if i did find it, i can't solder something that tiny)
>go on amazon
>buy $30 bluetooth headseat and $7 usb-c-to-3.5mm headphone jack (for backup)
>arrives today
>magnetic headseat doesn't have auto-play/pause / power on/off function
>zte USB-C phone doesn't transmit audio over USB-C.

>my face right now

>>61413482
Or hook up a hose like a sane person.

dz77ga-70k

i love my 3770k, but holy shit, this board has given me nothing but problems since the day i bought

>>61413912
Whereas my phone (Wileyfox Swift) cost £120, came with CyanogenOS, then I upgraded to LineageOS and rooted it in 5 minutes.
>has tons of support
>great specs for the price
>no problems at all
Sometimes cheaper is better

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>Broke laptop screen
>Oh this wont be too hard to fix
>Buy this screen

>Get this meme
>send it back

>>61414423
this was suppose to be an updated version of my previous phone the ZTE zmax.
the updated ZTE zmax PRO does not have 5Ghz wifi like the previous fucking version
it has USB-C so i needed to buy all new cables
the zmax was rootable
(stock non-rooted version had usb functions disabled. installed some app to have usb-otg functionality so i can connect usb sticks to it)

i like the giant 6" 1080p screen and big battery
i like phablets.
you don't use cellphones mainly to call people anymore.
text, web browsing, gaming, watching videos, etc.
might as well have a giant viewable screen.
im just upset for not buying the exact same earbuds as before.
they were better and cheaper.

>>61396795
Your words registering this shitty thread.

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this fucker right here.

i bought it in college, thought i could use it till i saved up for a real system. my god was it terrible, there wasnt any good real games for it, it was decent at emulation but you couldnt play for max 30 mins with out it crashing.

>>61414639
that doesn't even make sense.
but nice try

>>61414721
kek why did any of you niggers buy this shit?

>>61396861
Shoulda bought MSR7's my dude

>>61400974
its not bad but ips is so much better looking.

>>61400841
Holy shit, I had one of these with a heatsink ziptied to it... what a piece of trash

>>61414721
does it work as a kodi box?

>>61415659
It can. There is an article on the kodi wiki.

>>61415674
with the newest one, though? ouya's limited to 4.1 jellybean and the newest kodi only runs on 5 lollipop and higher

>>61415706
Here is an old article on how to install CM11 on it. http://kodi.wiki/view/HOW-TO:Install_CyanogenMod_on_OUYA
Might still work with lineage. I wouldnt know though.

>>61400841
were wifi dongles really that bad?

>>61417370
Yes. They were known for being weak and dropping connection for no reason.

>>61417370
Yes, especially when there was a new chipset every month.

>>61417370
Yes, I had to buy a new one of these pieces of shit every month because they never connected to a router a fucking room away.

>>61405541
Fuck I remember that case. It was all over Newegg when I was doing my first build in 07 08 ish

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The horror.

>>61397074
Oh jesus christ
That piece of shit fried a NIC on my motherboard and ISPs backdoor that shit "for remote tech support"

Sure lad let just leave a telnet connection open to the outside with full admin rights and hidden behind a simple password as "tcom"

I actually bought a Zune since i was so anti apple at the time and still am today but Zune was really a huge mistake

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>>61396795

>Daewoo PC, 1999
>Compaq PC, 2004
>Compaq laptop 2006
>Old Acer laptop 2010-2013 (forgot the exact date I got it).
>Various HP printers.

I'm not sure which is the worse.

kaby lake

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This piece of shit right here. All I wanted was a PC to go behind my TV and replace my Chromecast for online streaming.

>Windows 10 kills the Atom Processor with 2Gigs of Ram.
>Stuttering from streaming videos
>Fan on 100% while watching content.
>no sound on Linux with no easy solution

I should have just stuck with my Chromecast & Chrome on my Desktop.

>>61421742

Windows anything on a low power system is almost always a bad idea.

>>61396795
your mom

>>61396885
savage af

>>61400841
I remember that piece of shit. Took me 2 years to figure out that me sitting in the way of the signal would cause download speeds to be half of what they shoud.

>inb4 fatty
I've only recently managed to gain enough weight to not be considered underweight

>>61396795
Probably my HP pavilion dv6. It still worked, but the high performance GPU broke so it had a fraction of the performance it claimed after a year or so of use, it whined like a jet turbine and changing the paste meant dissasembling the whole thing, it was stupidly convoluted to get at the guts of it, and the issue returned after a few months anyway. Then it was the shitty screen, the flimsy feel, the filth-magnet finish, the broken audiojack and the horrible trackpad.
Grante it never fully broke, it's still usable, but it was still pretty shit.

Bought a thinkpad T530 used, put an ssd in and changed the paste and never looked back.

>>61421742
That has a fan?

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>>61397074
D-Link routers are absolute trash.

The DIR-868L dual-band router I have is the worst piece of trash router that I've ever bought.

It's got a WAN port and a 4 port gigabit switch on the back. If I connect to computers to that switch and copy files between them then the router will become unresponsive and drop wireless connections and stay this way until I reboot it.

My DIR-868L is just plugged into a switch using it's switch port and it has it's DHCP server and all that disabled. It does work fine for N and AC clients as long as just handles plain wireless connections.

Why on earth it would become a trashcan ("brick") if you connect two things to it's switch and use a little bandwidth is beyond me.

>>61399383
Yep, that sounds like D-link.

>>61400534

>during a screen repair which is
>hardware, somehow the software
>was affected, plz belief me

>>61400534

I've got the g5 plus and it's pretty good. The camera is shit, but everything else is nice. Pretty pure Android experience, m8.

>>61402994

this

never buy a smart tv. shit will just suck and be unsupported within 2 years. stick to kodi, m8.

>>61413912

sounds like if you would just learn how to do some research and/or solder (neither of which require much IQ) you would be fine.

how old are you? 13?

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>>61399886
>Portable AC
You had to vent that buddy. Get a window kit. It should have come with at least a hose.

>>61426326
Unfortunately it's almost impossible nowadays to get a high end dumb panel nowadays. It always has to be "smart" these days. God I just want a dumb tv which I can connect my own shit to. Is it that hard?

>>61419139
Is it just me or does that not look like a butt plug?
>truth in advertising

>>61426484
It did. Where does the air that eventually vents outside come from?
>outside, via the inside I just spent energy to cool

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>>61396795

Microsoft MN-700

total POS, the web gui was so slow, it was basically unusable.

>>61396795
a wedding ring

>>61426826
How exactly do you think ACs work, anon?

>>61426826
>not putting the unit outside and venting the cool air in instead

>>61428511
Non-portable A/C units keep the condenser side air outside. So, for the most part, do portable A/C units with a two-hose setup. The one-hose setup pictured above mixes hot air from outside into the cold air inside just to blow half of it back outside, and is therefore inefficient and ineffective, therefore a piece of shit as per the thread title.

>>61400962
>using aplleshit
>using razershit

You brought this on your self.

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>>61396795

>>61428607
im not saying you're not retarded but you are right

Fire HD8 from Prime day for ebook reading
There are ads on the lock and homescreens of this piece of shit.

>>61414428

just start normally.

>>61397074
oh yes DIR-501 it was for me. What a fucking piece of shit, it's said "b/g/n" but once you look into the manual it'll say it's only "n" compatible but not "n certified"
Would crash and had a shitty antenna.

Acer Aspire One
>1 gig of ram in 2010
>single core Atom
>1024x600 display
I wonder to this day how did I put up with that piece of garbage.

Nokia Lumia 900
>OS was DOA, w7.5 didn't even help
>fragile as fuck
>weighed a ton
>battery died after few months

>>61428646
Why? Best $200 I've ever spent.

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>>61414628
My friend has the ZMax now it's gathering dust since he upgraded 3 phones ago. It was so good when it came out. I intentionally tried to make it lag but I couldn't.

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>>61396885

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1050 ti worked perfectly after I returned this pile of shit. Wattman kept crashing no matter what I did.

>>61429322
liked the phone as well.
i dropped it so many times onto concrete and it never broke.
left it in my back pocket a few times and fucked up the digitizer.
>typical fatass.
the only problem i had with the phone (which i think was common) was a bad lcd screen. the screen towards the bottom had some of defect that looked like somebody pushed the screen hard. there was a white spot that never went away.

>>61426386
>solder:
im too shaky to properly solder things. i probably would've had an easier time soldering it if it wasn't all plastic.
>research
true. but both times i was kind of in a bind.
headphones:
i needed replacement headphones quick. i only had about an hour before i missed the 2-day shipping window so i ordered the first one that looked like an upgraded version of my old earbuds.
phone:
same thing happened. previous phone broke.
kind of needed a new phone right away.
t-mobile stores don't have a lot of options for mid-range phones.
10 phones for under 150
8 phones for $400+
3 phones between $200-$300
i chose the updated version of my broken phone. the people on the forums who paid $99 were on MetroPCS who subsidized the phone. retail value was $300. if i had done any research, i probably could've found one floating on ebay for that price but the phone at that point wasn't even a month old.

but yes.
most of my problems with this phone could've been avoided if i had done any research.
usb-c audio: research
root: research
bluetooth headphones: research
even if i could properly solder and fix the headphone jack, i would still use the bluetooth headphones.

>>61429707

guess you learned your lesson tho. i imagine everyone has fucked up a time or two on that. good luck next time dood.

>>61400534
Got the MXPE too, was really hoping it would be nice but instead it was a giant, raging piece of shit.

Sold that thing within the month and just bought a Nexus 6P.