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@this_is__christ@HP HP already knows hinge failures are a widespread issue across its laptops — not isolated cases. Customers worldwide have reported the same defect. Stop pretending it’s case-by-case, own up and fix it.@HPSupport
Another hinge issue reported — how many more before HP admits it’s a design flaw? This is not ‘rare,’ it’s widespread. Customers deserve durability, not excuses.@HP@HPSupport#hinge
@HP@this_is__christ How do you ‘understand’? You already know hinge failures are a widespread issue across HP laptops — it’s not isolated. Customers worldwide have reported the same defect. Stop pretending it’s case-by-case, own up and fix it.
@HPIndia keeps saying my Envy x360 is ‘out of warranty for 420 days.’ In plain words: a ₹98K premium laptop’s hinge & screen collapsed in just ~760 days (just over 2 years). Is that the lifespan HP builds for?
@AppleSupport@HP@HPIndia my ₹98K Envy x360 hinge failed in <2 years and HP calls it ‘normal usage.’ @Apple do you have hinge problems like this on your premium laptops, or do your devices last as expected? #HingeIssue#ConsumerRights
@HP@HPIndia my ₹98K Envy x360 hinge failed in <2 years and HP calls it ‘normal usage.’ @Apple do you have hinge problems like this on your premium laptops, or do your devices last as expected? #HingeIssue#ConsumerRights
@HPIndia won’t confirm if my ₹98K Envy x360 hinge failure is a defect or misuse—just repeats a “25% discount” offer. Their call was hostile & unprofessional. Indian law protects against latent defects beyond warranty. Consumers deserve clear answers & respect. #ConsumerRights
Instead of giving me a clear stand on whether the HP Envy x360 hinge failure is a latent defect or not, HP’s case manager chose hostility on call. A ₹98,000 laptop shouldn’t collapse in 2 years — anger won’t hide a design flaw. #HingeIssue#HPLaptops@HPSupport@HPIndia@HP
Exactly! HP keeps treating hinge failures as customer liability when it’s clearly a recurring design flaw. Even units under warranty are facing resistance. A premium laptop should last, not break this way. HP must own up instead of shifting costs. #HingeIssue@HPSupport@HPIndia
#RightToRepair | HP India – Is this what customer service looks like?
My HP laptop's hinge broke while under warranty. Instead of fixing it, the company asked for service charges and 7-8 days for a simple hinge repair — even demanded 48 hours just for part-by-part approval!
If your only stand is ‘out of warranty,’ that’s unfair. At least blame me if I caused the damage — but if not, then it’s a defective product. Don’t treat customers like money-making machines. #HingeIssue#HPLaptops@HPSupport@HP
Another day, still no resolution. My HP Envy x360 has a broken hinge & cracked screen — a well-known defect across Envy/Pavilion models. Surprising that HP refuses to own such a widespread issue. A premium brand should stand by its products. #HingeIssue@HPSupport@HP
HP must recall Envy x360 laptops for hinge defects. 300+ cases documented already. My Case ID: 5146618104. A ₹98,000 laptop shouldn’t fail like this. @HPSupport@HPIndia#HingeIssue@HP
Didn’t expect a brand like HP to make such a defective product — and worse, not own the defect. This hinge failure is a latent defect and must be fixed. Other global brands recall products even for smaller issues, why can’t HP? @HPSupport@HPIndia#HingeIssue