Looking to buy a new home computer? Check out the best home PC brands on the market. Lenovo, HP and Dell offer the sought-after qualities included value, selection, innovation, support, warranty, and design. While each of these computer brands has their unique features and qualities setting them apart from the rest, consumers can’t help wondering what is best for them. Check out these most frequently asked questions to help you determine which of the three top computer brands is best suited for your needs.
Out of the three, HP's Envy 13t is winning points for affordability and design. It came in at a close second to the HP Spectre x360, which consumers love for its gorgeous design and features. The Dell XPS 13 is a close runner-up, but reviewers have made remarks about the features lacked in comparison to HP, Lenovo, and Alienware.
At this point, there's a tie between HP and Dell regarding which home computer brand is offering the best technical support. Over the past year, Lenovo’s technical support received a sharp decline. Not only did their company's phone representatives have difficulty answering questions, but simple questions remained unanswered.
One of Lenovo's most significant strengths is that they're consistently innovating. Under most circumstances, this home computer brand is one of the first offering new technology. For example, it was the first brand offering the HDR screen on the X1 Carbon.
Right now, Dell's home computer brand, Alienware, is leading the pack for gamers. In addition to is performance and features, it also offers the most value. Gamers also like how impressive the consumer console looks, as well.
HP has been touted as the best brand for users ranging from entry-level to powerhouse gamer. One of the most significant qualities of this home computer brand is you can find features that fit with users of any level.
Out of the three, Dell offers the best warranty. In addition to being able to upgrade your storage and memory without voiding the warranty, you can also request Dell to repair your computer if needed without incurring shipping costs to or from their premises. Dell also has to versions of their extended warranty available for customers to choose from including one with or without coverage for accidental damage.
Consumers are raving about Lenovo’s "epic battery life" on the ThinkPad X1 Carbon (6th Generation) and, out of all their brands, it's the only one to receive a perfect 5-star review. The rest of their computers aren't scoring under three stars, which says a lot for their battery life, design, and quality.
There's a tie between HP and Lenovo right now, with Dell coming in closely at number three. Consumers love the varied selection HP offers including the HP Stream for $220, the Pavilion x360 2-in-1 for $400, or the Envy 13t for $850. Those who select Lenovo love that they can find the ThinkPad 13 for $600 or the X1 Carbon for $1,500. Dell's customers are finding budget models ranging between $200 and $800, including the Inspiron 13 5000 2-in-1 for example. The Dell Inspiron 15 7000 is also available for gamers for 950.00.