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I own two EON15-X laptops, purchased between 5 and 6 years ago for my two sons. A couple of weeks ago the newer machine stopped powering on. My son called the Origin service department and the technician walked him through several easy tests. They got to a point where the technician started to guide him through opening the back of the machine. My son didn't have tools, so was not able to continue. I now have that machine and called the service department myself, hoping to continue the diagnosis. I spoke to "Robert" who seemed completely disinterested in helping me. His suggestion after a few minutes was that it was "probably" the Motherboard, and that Origin offers no parts to repair this model, nor authorized repair shops for service. So dissatisfied I called back and got "Mike," who after 8 minutes on hold hung up on me. If this is the 24/7 "Dedicated" "Knowledgeable Veteran" support your website touts, they are in a World of hurt. I bought two machines from Origin and won't buy another. They seem to have one guy who spoke to my son that actually gave a crap about helping resolve our issue.

I purchased a gaming laptop from ORIGIN PC in October of 2020. I received the laptop and was pleased with it until recently when I lifted the screen lid and the LCD screen separated from the lid. Upon further inspection, the adhesive used to hold the screen to the lid failed. I had been using the laptop for only a couple years and maybe used it for roughly 6-8 hours a week on average. The adhesive should have held up much longer. I looked up this specific problem and it appears several others who purchased ORIGIN laptops experienced the same issue with varying time frames (some had their laptop a couple days while others had it for a couple years like myself). I contacted ORIGIN PC support and found that nobody was answering (they are supposed to have 24/7 customer support over the phone). When I got no answer, I sent an email to attempt to have my issue resolved. ORIGIN PC tech support responded that I was outside my warranty and sent the condescending message of "If it were a defect then the issues would have risen before the warranty expired". I understood that I was outside of the warranty; however, the way in which ORIGIN handled my ticket item and their responses are not the traits of a quality or trustworthy company. A further email of the tech support agent verified that ORIGIN actually uses cheaper, less robust adhesive in their laptops. It was stated that if they used stronger adhesive, it would make repairs/replacements of the LCD more difficult. This made me question why they were getting so many repair requests for their screens. Are their screens cheap and lower quality as well? What other components that ORIGIN installs are lower quality? ORIGIN said that I could still send in my laptop, but I would be responsible for all expenses (shipping/repair). Based on what happened when ORIGIN built my customized expensive laptop, I decided it was best to handle it myself. Be careful when purchasing a computer from ORIGIN PC.

My pre-built PC arrived with a leaking Cosair AIO pump. It's not Origin's fault for sure. However, Origin required me to ship the not working pump first before they can ship out a replacement. A decent vendor would have ship out a replacement immediately without waiting customer to ship the not working back first. Not to mentioned it's leaking right after turn on the PC. To be fair, the PC build is decent with high price. Just cross your finger and hope you don't get into any problem with the build.

Purchased a 6,000 dollar machine which originally arrived with no issues. After three months the mother board failed. Due to the warranty I was told to send it back for repairs which I did. They noted damage during transit would be on the customer. Upon arrival they told me that the motherboard was damaged in transit that I was responsible for the damage even though they were the ones that told be it was damaged to begin with. This is the second time something like this has happened with this company. The TECH support is awful, spend your money elsewhere. They truly do not care about the customer at all!

Gaming PC has worked flawlessly for 1.5 years.

Never had any real problem with purchases and the refund process is fairly easy to understand. Storefront titles are a bit limited. They could do with more third party games imo. The client could do with some more Library options like sub-folders. Picked up some nice game licenses on the big sales. So price wise can't complain.

Dont waste your time They will build you a PC to your liking and ship it to you, sure, but when it comes down to needing help they'll leave you in the dark. You'll spend near 40 minutes on hold waiting for a lazy customer service "technician" who would rather defer you to call back another time rather than help you. Their so called "prestigious customer support" is a hoax. They claim to provide services for those not super knowledgeable of PC issues but leave you going to Reddit for solutions instead. Ive had an ongoing issue with a near 3000 dollar computer I ordered, but this piece of garbage customer support service has had me playing phone tag and calling back every other day to no avail. "Your average wait time is four minutes", but they'll have you wait 40 just to tell you to call back another time.

I ordered a $6,000+ custom built computer on 8/11/2021. The computer arrived 9/4/2021. Upon set up, the computer shuts itself down after 2 minutes with error code: CPU is overheating. This computer has liquid cooling. I tried calling their customer service department and technical service department and just put on hold for hours. I have received no return emails or returned calls. I have since taken the computer for local repair and awaiting the additional costs of repairs to a product I paid over $6K for! Stay away from this company. Their customer support is terrible and nonexistent. The local repair "geek squad" looking at my product questioned whether the people who built this computer knew what they were doing. Consider yourself warned.