I purchased the Monster Abra A5 V20.3 notebook a year ago, and almost every part has been replaced since then. The device constantly gives blue screen errors and various components stop working. First, the SSD failed and was replaced. Three months later, the touchpad malfunctioned, and when I sent it for repair, both the touchpad and motherboard were replaced. That repair took two weeks.
The device was just returned yesterday, and now I’ve discovered that the USB ports aren’t working. Am I expected to wait another two weeks for this to be repaired? Over the past year, the laptop has spent about a month in service. I’m extremely frustrated with these constant issues and the need for repeated service visits. This is unacceptable for a device I’ve owned for only a year. I demand a proper resolution.
My Monster Notebook Abra A5 V21.3, which is still under its 2-year warranty, has been giving me constant trouble. When I press the power button, the laptop turns on, but there is no display on the screen. This issue has become incredibly frustrating, especially since I purchased the device less than...
Approximately two years ago, I got a Monster Abra A5 V18 model computer, which unfortunately experienced a malfunction just two weeks ago. One day, I shut it down and it never powered back up. There was an indication that Windows was unable to read it. Regardless of my efforts to format it, the prob...
I own a Monster Notebook Abra A5 V17.2, and for the past two days, it hasn’t turned on. The indicator lights at the bottom are on, as shown in the photo, but the computer itself doesn’t respond or boot up. I read that the issue might be related to static electricity, so I tried holding down the Fn +...
I'm extremely frustrated with my Monster laptop constantly malfunctioning. Even during the warranty period, the device remained in service for an extended period, and about 3-4 months ago, it was sent to service due to an SSD failure for no apparent reason, despite being replaced, it's unacceptable ...
I handed over my Abra A5 V11.1.2 device to your service on September 13. While I was initially told that home delivery would be free, a follow-up call informed me that this service was a one-time courtesy, implying that it was not standard. Despite my repeated warnings, the device was sent to the wr...
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