does this lens have international warranty?
187910
I believe so, I thought it had the Nikon USA warranty, which I believe is covered by Nikon in any location.
187911
All Nikon lenses have international warranty. But Nikon camera body has country specific warranty only. So, if you bought a set of camera and lens in one country and you moved to another country and the set need fixes, the local author use Nikon service centre will only fix you lens but not your camera body.
827779
If it is sold directly by Amazon, I don't believe you have an issue. If it's a 3rd party (even selling through Amazon), you should check. Usually it'll say something like "USA Warranty" in the description. And if a lens is significantly cheaper than at the usual places, be doubly suspicious.It's a great lens, but its strength is in the 16-24 range, not as much in the 24-35 range. Since I have the 24-70, that's not such a big deal -- but be aware.
2098248
Thank you for contacting us about our bundle! In regards to your inquiry, the lens comes with a 5-Year Nikon USA Warranty. We do in fact have extended warranties if you are interested. For more information about our available extended warranties, please contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST.
1151314
Tammy, yes, it came with the warranty card from CANON USA and CANON CANADA. The packaging, CD and warranty card look identical to another lens that I purchased recently at full price. I'm really happy with this purchase, it was a bargain!!!!
616486
This is a new lense I got. As far as the warranty I don't have an answer for that. My lense has been working perfect.
2276692
If you buy it in the U.S. from a Pentax Authorized Dealer (check with dealer or read in specs for sale) it does. I have the lens myself and it did come with the Pentax U.S. warranty.
872813
It does depend upon seller... My 90mm F/2.8 was Canadian... No USA warranty, but at a slightly lower price... I have other Tamron lenses from Amazon sellers that came with the std. 6-yr warranty.... Since I haven't had any issues with Tamron lenses, I don't mind my "grey market" lens... Same quality... The seller noted that the lens would not have a warranty....
216265
It comes with an Olympus Imaging America "Limited Warranty Refurbished Products". "... for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase." No international warranty service.
1710528
It is an International Warranty. I had never (fortunately!) any experience about application of warranty. Just in case, you've to find the national distributor of Tokina lenses and ask for the specific procedure.
1979892
I don't know for sure where the lens is made, but of course Nikon is a Japanese company. The lens is a favorite of Ken Rockwell, whose opinions seem to be unanimously followed. If your concern is warranty, not quality, the question is whether the lens is grey market or carries a "usa warranty." The seller should tell you this.
485887
Unfortunately we do not offer shipping to India at this time and the warranty for the lens is only valid here in the US.
616490
I called Panasonic America about the warranty on an item purchased in Japan and they responded that the warranty is world wide. If the lens fails duirng the warranty period, the item will be serviced in the USA. By the way, the image quality of photos taken on my Olympus WM-5 using this lens is very high. It is an excellent lens.
607250
I use this lens with my 60D's ALL of the time. It's my favorite lens... and I have many lenses. I have no idea about a warranty.
1070548
Yes, it comes with worldwide warranty. In my case, I cant send the camera for warranty repair in Singapore or Indonesia, or wherever else it's covered, not only in USA.
2077828
Yes. The version I received was a U.S. sale and had full warranty papers from Nikon USA.
1669882
Well, that's a moot point. I ordered it from amazon.com and took delivery in the London (UK) two days later. Amazon was the only supplier who could guarantee delivery during the 5 days I was in the UK. A couple of days later, I looked at the paperwork that came with the lens. It said something to the effect that the warranty was only good for the US. I know that Nikon guarantees its products worldwide for a year. I called Nikon (UK) and they verified this verbally and in writing. Nikon (US) had other ideas and told me that it wasn't Nikon that needed to honor the warranty but Amazon as the retailer. Amazon said "No way" and suggested that if I wasn't happy I could return the lens to the US (at my expense with a refund promised for shipping expenses) . The ping-pong continued for another day and in the end, Amazon said that the invoice from them was proof of purchase and that this essentially covers the warranty worldwide. In my case, the whole point of the exercise was that I had a project the following week and needed the lens so I took the risk and left it at that. I wouldn't expect a major problem with a lens during the first year anyhow and my other Nikkor lenses have been great. If needs be, we'll see what happens - and if really needs be and the warranty isn't honored, then I'll have to fork up! So, really, it's up to you to decide what you want to do. I had already made up my mind that I wanted it by a certain date and was willing to take whatever risk might be involved. I hope that this helps you.
2194512
As far as I can tell, it is a North America lens with full warranty. Mine was marketed as an open box and included all the paper work.