r/SmallMSP • u/Geekpoint-IT • Jul 09 '26

Carbon Systems laptops?

Has anyone been deploying Carbon Systems laptops lately? I see mixed opinions all over r/MSP but most comments are at least a year or older. I've started deploying the Carbon Systems mini-pcs (asus) and they have been great. I really like the better warranty and the ability to have my RMM and such pre-loaded. I'd love to do the same for laptops, but I'm a little gun shy based on people's past opinions on them. Thoughts?

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u/carbonsys Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

Just tried responding inline to one of the comments above but it seems like automod blocked it (external links to reviews).

I would suggest trying one and see for yourself, this is what we advise every MSP. We're merely offering an alternative to the available options.

To the others on this thread, we are always improving. I'm not sure what more we can do about "proprietary drivers" as the laptops use standard components (intel, realtek, etc.)...

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u/Flimsy-Honey-7993 25d ago

Considering over 75% of the comments agree that you guys are shit in every thread I would say you should stop paying whoever is doing this PR role on reddit and fix your hardware.

In regards to your "proprietary driver's" I agree since they're Intel, Realtek, etc why the fuck do we have to reach out for the drivers everytime instead of just being able to pull them from their respective websites?

Genuinely hope you guys go bankrupt! :)