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Anker replaced a tablet computer that a defective USB cable fried. I now love and trust Anker.
Alternatively that means they sell cheap chinese crap at such a markup that they can easily afford to just replace the ones that break. Basically customer QA
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okay so this is people being bothered about reading numbers upside down, which my brain seems to do automatically. Got it.
I can read the numbers upside down, I just don't want to and I find it silly that these manufacturers took several years to notice and decide to fix a basic fit-and-finish issue that probably affected 90% of their customer base. Like, how on Earth was this not caught during the prototype phase?
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Anker replaced a tablet computer that a defective USB cable fried. I now love and trust Anker.
How did you prove to them their USB cable fried your computer? Did they ask for the devices for investigation?
I showed that when the SmartQ q7 tablet computer was plugged into my PC's USB port using the cable my PC threw a warning about excess power drain, but when another cable was used, it did not throw an error. I proved that by recording a cell phone video.
I might have also used a USB power meter but I do not remember.
Here is more on the ancient tablet: https://www.engadget.com/2009-05-27-smart-q7-reviewed-deemed...