Replacing Mac's - Running out of options!

[elsiegee40]

 

Right you lot. As always there are violently pro Apple and violently anti Apple camps.

 

Please accept that others have opposing views to you.

 

Please do not let this degenerate into mud-slinging. You don’t agree . We can see that. Petty squabbles help nobody.

 

Please report a post you find insulting rather than posting in a manner that everyone comes to regret. Let us mods sort it out. Thank you to the third party who reported the spat in here.

 

I have edited posts above and the thread has been reopened.

Edited August 15, 2020 by elsiegee40

[Sheridan]

We're looking at the same sort of issue, replacing some ageing iMacs (which are 2009/10 models) To be fair, yes they cost a lot more, but they are still running OK 11 years later, not always the case for £500 Windows boxes!

 

We upgraded them, SSD'd them and finally dual booted them with W10 to extend their life. I've got no problem with buying another set if we're looking at them lasting 7+ years, but leasing may also be an option due to the higher initial outlay