Yes .. but the "best" tool, isn't always the most expensive one. I have been in IT for 30+ years, and have worked for major PC/laptop vendors and know what I need for a reliable machine. With a Mac, you're buying style mostly, along with quality parts and cutting edge design .. however those same exact parts (less the retina display) are available in a PC laptop version for half the price, with the same reliability, albeit without being able to easily run MacOS.
As for something like a Dell laptop, I'll wager that my Dell (Latitude E5420) has the same parts in it as whatever model you have (except maybe you have a different processor) and I paid $700. Is yours demonstrably better or better built? I would venture to say no.