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First, because John Lewis offers a two-year warranty on all electrical equipment. Second, because you know it only sells good-quality products. And third, because its prices are always competitive. Here, I reveal which of the John Lewis laptops you should buy. Heaven knows you have lots of choice. Typically, the John Lewis website offers around ...
Packaged in a large box, John Lewis has done a great job of ensuring that as much of the waste is paper, with even the moulded inserts made of cardboard. A plastic cable tie and plastic film for the radio’s screen are the only exceptions. Inside the box, there is a slim instruction booklet and a USB charging cable and mains charger.
Buying from John Lewis brings a three-year warranty. The first thing to cover is that you can buy the new Dell XPS 13 direct from Dell, or through a retailer such as John Lewis. Dell will typically send a retailer hundreds or even thousands of a particular specification, and it’s then up to the retailer to set the price.
We’re big fans of HP’s Envy 13 range, and this model is currently a bargain: while it has an £849.95 price, you get £100 in John Lewis vouchers (£125 if you’re a John Lewis member). The main thing it offers over lesser machines is a superior screen (a 13.3in Full HD display), a lighter weight and a half-decent graphics chip.
Ruark MR1 Mk2 review: extra features. While Ruark pitches the MR1s as Bluetooth speakers, there’s an optical input (Toslink) and 3.5mm stereo jack. There’s nothing “smart†about them, other than the design, but as Ruark points out it’s easy enough to attach an Echo Dot or similar if such things are important to you.
Buying from a retailer such as John Lewis means it’s still a one-off payment, so it won’t automatically dock your money after a year. Or you can buy direct from Microsoft, in which case the subscription will be automatically renewed unless you cancel. Here are the links: Buy Office 365 Home from John Lewis (one-off £79.99 charge)
A front-page story on its website reports the cataclysmic news that “John Lewis pulls the plug on DVD players“, suggesting that the Great British public is going to struggle to buy machines capable of playing Daniel O’Donnell And Friends – Live or whatever else they’ve still got on disc. Of course, it’s all horse manure.
That’s especially true since a price drop this year: originally, this laptop sold for £699. At £600 from John Lewis, which includes a two-year warranty, it’s excellent value. HP Pavilion x360 14 review: benchmark results. Maximum screen brightness (measured): 198 lumens; sRGB gamut coverage (measured): 61.8%; Average Delta E (measured ...
For £1,150 from John Lewis, the specification I tested: a Core i7, 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. Right now, it even comes with a £125 cashback in the form of a John Lewis gift card. And, as always when you buy from John Lewis, a two-year warranty. (If you’re short on time, just buy this version because that is a phenomenal deal.)
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