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Framework has horrible reviews...
I would probably go with a Dell but to be honest, I don't think any brand feels worth the money.
I've watched and read a lot of reviews. I don't think any of them were horrible. There were legitimate criticisms like the keyboard flex and the lid flex, but most of what I've seen that's almost ubiquitous is the price per performance worse than other makers. Its fair, but I also think it's a fair tradeoff for modularity and reparability.
As a Framework User, i am happy with mine :)
Honestly asking, who gave them horrible reviews? Have seen some middling ones and support has some negative threads in the forum, but nothing really bad?