Laptop stickers
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Adding stickers to laptops is a popular way for users to express their personality or interests, but it can be controversial. While some see the back of a laptop as a canvas for creativity—like showcasing their love for tech or specific hobbies—others prefer a clean, unblemished look. For those buying secondhand devices, stickers can become a nuisance if they leave residue or are difficult to remove, potentially deterring buyers. If you’re selling a laptop, consider removing stickers to appeal to a wider audience, as a sticker-free design often looks more professional and is easier to maintain. Personalization is fine, but practicality matters too.
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controversial opinion time stickers don’t belong on laptops now some folks get a new MacBook or a shiny Windows laptop and look at the back of it like a canvas like a painter who’s about to add a billion stickers onto it and express their wildest dreams so naturally some people’s laptops look like this oh because people need to know that I’m a geek inside and yes I use Arch by the way look I’m not campaigning for some kind of anti-sticker laptop movement but I did once buy a secondhand laptop from someone who put like 20 stickers on it and let me tell you as someone who prefers a clean stock laptop look I had the worst possible time as taking off some stickers wasn’t easy and worse yet many of them didn’t come off clean and some even left this awful residue that had to be scrubbed away so if you’re selling a laptop and it’s not selling take a look at the back of it and maybe you’ll find the
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