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@frameworkcomputer you guys are the best , however i would seriously seriously love if you guys can reduce the pricing since my brother is thinking of buying a second hand mac since its way cheaper .
his only problem is of battery life and price ,
framework solves the battery life problem by being replacable but its way too expensive ( sry if i am ranting , but price is a really important component of an object)

also announce it to indian market pls?

@Hyprland
They can't make it cheaper. They could if they could.

The thing is, you need to think differently: this laptop is going to last you 5+ years if not more. All you need to do is replace the main board or battery every so often.

Compare that to buying full laptops instead over the same time period, and framework often comes in cheaper over the long run
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@thibaultmol @frameworkcomputer i do understand that , but the thing is that it costs 2x the money than a standard laptop (i guess ) , so you can have 2 brand new laptops instead of going through this one and updating it with all the hassle

i am all for a repairable laptop but this argument given by my brother was one that made me write this post.

@Hyprland @frameworkcomputer I don't think it's 2x though (for the same build quality/performance).

Even if it's 2x: if something goes wrong with the laptop and it needs to be repaired, it'll be much easier on the framework and often... not even worth bothering on regular laptops