Laptops are usually purchased by people who have to travel a lot or just move around for work, school or, thanks to an active lifestyle, always use these devices in their work.
Instructions
Step 1
As practice shows, despite their obvious advantage of compactness, laptops have a less obvious disadvantage: they are quite fragile. Therefore, when carrying, do not forget about precautions. Get a dedicated laptop bag. It would seem, what to pay that kind of money for (and such bags cost not so little) if it is enough to put a laptop in a backpack or a bag? But in these bags, everything is designed for a laptop: a special compartment and fasteners, thickened walls, a rigid frame and pockets for related devices.
Step 2
For long-term transportation (more than a few hours or even a day), it is worth putting soft material between the keyboard and the screen (it should be included in the kit), and also remove the battery from the laptop. They, like any electronic device, are afraid of moisture. If during transportation there is a risk of the bag and the laptop itself getting wet, pack it in an additional bag and glue the bag with tape. After getting liquid, the laptop will break down, and no one will repair it for you under warranty, since the rules state that the user must follow the basic rules of operation.
Step 3
Pay attention to the packaging of the power adapter. The adapter itself and the cables to it are quite strong, but the connections to the cables break easily and cannot be repaired. In the event of a break in the one-piece cable, you will have to change the power adapter entirely, and it costs a lot of money (and it will be difficult to find exactly the same one).
Step 4
Do not forget that you should never drop your laptop, even if it is in a special bag with soft walls. You can harm the laptop case, which is made of durable plastic, the screen (replacement of which is half the cost of the laptop), as well as the hard drive and other components.
