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Gigabyte Sabre 15G-KB3 Gaming Laptop

Gigabyte Sabre 15G-KB3 Gaming Laptop

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Just like a sabre sword, the Gigabyte Sabre laptop is slim and packs a serious punch. Equipped with a GeForce GTX 1050 graphics card, it can handle the latest titles with ease—and it puts them on bold display with the 15.6-inch full-HD panel Read More

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rachalvan
1
Jul 4, 2018
The Gigabyte SabrePro 15 is far extra low-cost than different equally effective gaming laptops, Gigabyte has additionally avoided going overboard with colourful gaming highlights and decals — though there's a blue keyboard backlight and an exciting blackon-black plastic mold that makes this cumbersome 2.3kg unit appear like a Batmobile. contact gaming laptop support number to solve issues of gaming laptop at https://www.gaminglaptoprepair.com
arundixit
0
Sep 21, 2017
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Wurdle
52
Jul 4, 2017
I bought a gigabyte laptop once. It had severe heat dissipation issues (even after I re-applied thermal paste multiple times) that led to other issues. It started breaking down within three months of purchase. Luckily – or so I thought at the time – Gigabyte has a Global 2-year warranty! I could just send it in to be fixed! In hindsight, I can admit I was naïve. They held on to it for an entire month before giving it back and said, "We couldn't find anything wrong with it." Twice we repeated the dance, the repair center and I, and twice they told me there was nothing wrong with the laptop. I emailed the company to complain about their horrendous service and never received a reply. Which struck a nerve in me. So I sent it in again. They sent it back. And again! And after that failed to produce results I sent it to other Gigabyte Authorized repair shops further and further away. Now I feel obligated by this angry soul of mine to mention my tragedy each and every time I encounter a forum or review discussion of Gigabyte laptops. I seethe and coil at the very mention of their brand. As I pound my trembling, sweat laden fingers onto cheap LG plastic keys my laptop is yet still within the cold confines of a Gigabyte Authorized repair center. I doubt it receives any attention at all. As long as my 2-year Global Warranty is still active, I will continue to send my laptop back and back again, adding new screen captures and a plethora of recorded videos to plead my case against the lead filled ears of Gigabyte Authorized repair center employees. Look at the obvious stutters! Can’t they see how my GTX 970m is struggling to play pixel games? Are they blind? Are they deaf to mercy?
Perhaps one day they will deny my 2-year Global Warranty and this seemingly eternal persecution by the unflinching, uncaring tungsten eyes of the robotic technician as he racks my laptop in another shadowed and cobweb infused dark corner will finally come to an end and I may begin again to look forward to a healthy, vigorous life full of promise and possibly buy a desktop. Who knows? It is with such a hope that the goodwill dwelling deep within my burdened heart springs forth and I can speak again, unburdened, like a bluefin tuna borne upon a rich undersea current crosses from the Old World into a New World, pleading in tones both pained and jubilant, Please do not buy Gigabyte laptops.
Wurdle
52
Jul 20, 2017
What ho, Tashtego!
Hi Nellie. It seems you must be new at Gigabyte's offices. Offering support to the customer is not S.O.P. Perhaps this e-mail, which I received NO REPLY to, will enlighten you.
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(Sent to services@gigabyteusa.com -- yes! That's the same laptop!)
At the time, I thought I was engaging in hyperbole when I said "I think they're trying to stall until my warranty expires..."
And I'll dispense with the dramatization here: Look Gigabyte, you can make all the excuses you want. You can claim that because I am sending my RMA in another country where you [GigabyteUSA] have limited power (although I am sending it to official Gigabyte Repair Centers) you can't do much. And I'll respond in turn, and remind Gigabyte that the sticker on laptop literally says Global Warranty - 2 Years. You guys put the sticker on the laptop. I'm just the poor sap, the divorcee who can't move on, whose spent two years trying to get Gigabyte laptops back in my life.
Wurdle
52
Aug 8, 2017
WurdleIn a wayward and backwards comment chain, an uneven terrain of hellish incarnations, a lone Wurdle chases his own tail eternally...
They actually responded to my year old email. They dusted it off and responded to it.
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So I furiously typed a response back. There's been some updates since before, oh yes oh yes! The Gigabyte Authorized Repair Center in Seoul, Korea actually refused to give me an RMA # as they returned my laptop, saying that they didn't have my laptop on record (somehow, despite the fact they had to sign upon receiving my package from the postman).
And Gigabyte being Gigabyte, they can't refuse this tempting chance at jerking my chain even further...
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...what? I've been explicit from the get-go this is all happening in the Korean branch of Gigabyte. It is as if they are bored out of their minds because they've been ignoring all the laptops sent to them and they've decided to occupy their time with baiting the customers. I'm done blanking out any information. I will NEVER delete these comments myself and I give anyone permission to post this bullshit on any website out there. Any hope that I had has been so thoroughly squashed I wouldn't even believe them if they told me they'd send me a t-shirt. I repeat, Do not buy Gigabyte laptops.
ps - Dear Andy Wang, I'm glad to see that what Gigabyte Technologies lacks in work ethic they make up with consistency: being totally unhelpful. In fact, it's almost amazing how an international company such as Gigabyte can maintain such an unbroken devotion, across international borders, to not doing jack shit. "I’m sorry but you’ll have to contact GIGABYTE HQ" He says, leafing through the company booklet to find a well-worn, earmarked page listing all the dead-ends some technical writer managed to invent on company dime to keep Gigabyte customers in an endless hell loop of frustration.
Yours Truly, The Victims you build laptops for
ANANETWORK
0
Jul 1, 2017
The thing is its a really good laptop but it has a 2 GB video card. Which is not a long term investment. That is what i think. If it had been 4 or 6 GB card at 1200$ i would have bought 2. :)
MassdropNewb
15
Jul 2, 2017
ANANETWORKLook into the clevo n850hp6. 1,000 for gtx 1060 + i7 7700hq. If you know how to repaste get it from any reseller if you don't... gentechpc repastes the machine with liquid metal for free if you choose that option. Alternatively, you can get the machine from somewhere else but pay $70 for the repaste. I would recommend liquid metal as it's the most beneficial.
Basically, it runs a little hot If you don't repaste it.
GameAH
3
Jun 30, 2017
Nice deal
DanielWang
0
Jun 30, 2017
the price is quite good to me. I'll join the drop.
CodySS
3
Jun 29, 2017
Why should I get this here when I could get it in a few days from newegg for only $99 more, get egg points and not have to wait a month for it to get to me?
BigdaddyG
0
Jun 29, 2017
CodySS[moderated]
CodySS
3
Jun 29, 2017
BigdaddyGHow so?
M-Amin
18
Jun 29, 2017
Regular price is $1,099
BinAdhed
2
Jun 28, 2017
This doesn't ship to the UAE, I won't join the drop!
BinAdhed
2
Jun 30, 2017
I appreciate your comment, but either way massdrop wont ship it to my country lol
gasmaskdude
78
Jun 30, 2017
BinAdhedI live in UAE myself, they ship only msi laptops. But if you really want this drop you can set up a shop and ship account at aramex and they can forward it to you. It's a 50$ fee plus customs. Cheers.
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In a wayward and backwards comment chain, an uneven terrain of hellish incarnations, a lone Wurdle chases his own tail eternally... They actually responded to my year old email. They dusted it off and responded to it. So I furiously typed a response back. There's been some updates since before, oh yes oh yes! The Gigabyte Authorized Repair Center in Seoul, Korea actually refused to give me an RMA # as they returned my laptop, saying that they didn't have my laptop on record (somehow, despite the fact they had to sign upon receiving my package from the postman). And Gigabyte being Gigabyte, they can't refuse this tempting chance at jerking my chain even further... ...what? I've been explicit from the get-go this is all happening in the Korean branch of Gigabyte. It is as if they are bored out of their minds because they've been ignoring all the laptops sent to them and they've decided to occupy their time with baiting the customers. I'm done blanking out any information. I will NEVER delete these comments myself and I give anyone permission to post this bullshit on any website out there. Any hope that I had has been so thoroughly squashed I wouldn't even believe them if they told me they'd send me a t-shirt. I repeat, Do not buy Gigabyte laptops. ps - Dear Andy Wang, I'm glad to see that what Gigabyte Technologies lacks in work ethic they make up with consistency: being totally unhelpful. In fact, it's almost amazing how an international company such as Gigabyte can maintain such an unbroken devotion, across international borders, to not doing jack shit. "I’m sorry but you’ll have to contact GIGABYTE HQ" He says, leafing through the company booklet to find a well-worn, earmarked page listing all the dead-ends some technical writer managed to invent on company dime to keep Gigabyte customers in an endless hell loop of frustration. Yours Truly, The Victims you build laptops for
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