MashableReviews of mashable.com

The MacBook Pro is junk. After a few months it started to overheat and shut off every few weeks. I sent it in twice to CPS to be repaired (I purchased the warranty with it). I requested a refund or a replacement, but Mashable doesn't stand behind a product after 30 days. They thought a $50 credit on my account would make it all better! One year later and it's now overheating nearly every day. Battery lasts about an hour. I would advise against anyone buying a refurbished computer from Mashable. I traded it in for a new one.

This site pushes highly sexualized ads that amount to soft porn, I looked them up in Trustpilot in order to complain about them and found a large number of other people had complaints about them as well.

Bought a wireless battery phone charger and it stopped working after 7 weeks. As it is out of 30 days they can’t do anything. Just wasted my time and money. Worst quality of products and services.

I am not a tech person so that says a lot. Mashable did great by me. Switched to a MAC from a PC. None of my Microsoft documents were converting. Apple wanted to have me subscribe to an annual/expensive ongoing Microsoft plan. All I needed was a one-time program to convert my prior PC documents. I was confused with the many options. Customer serviced assisted me. I spent $79 to get exactly what I needed, a one-time download. Easy to install and quick. Was able to skip the $240 annual subscription that Apple was suggesting.

Totally inaccurate reviews of the new Samsung S24.

got scammed for a windows 11 key. It charged me for 65 dollars for "47 dollars" and the code doesnt work too now my card info might be stolen as well

If it looks too good to be true, it probably isn’t worth your time… It is likely you’ve arrived here because you believe Mashable has scammed you. For the most part, Mashable simply produces self-serving ads presented deceptively, as legitimate articles, which in many cases, turnout be problematic, scandalous infomercials for many consumers. Under Ziff Davis, Mashable has become downright deceptive, no longer serving as a legitimate news organization; a great way to destroy a once thriving media model. Abusing AppleNews readers, as well as others, by posing as a Trojan Horse, I too have unfollowed. Other’s have done so similarly, whom, by the way, rarely report their own misgivings, so seriously consider Mashables darker side; unresponsive customer support, erroneous charges, charged for free shipping, discount not applied, items which never arrive, items aren’t as described, presented as refurbished, but don’t function upon arrival, no warranty, no means for return / refund… Rid yourself of such carpetbaggery and simply unfollow (thumbing down will not stop their infomercials from reappearing on AppleNews, you must “unfollow” via the sidebar list). - IMO

I ordered an inexpensive drone. 6 weeks later, no drone has come. Turns out to be a very expensive drone when you get nothing.