aspire one 8.9 in Extended Warranty Does it pay to buy an extended warranty and if so, for how long and with who?
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Usually not worth it. Many credit cards will double your warranty at no cost.
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There are two types of warranty protection offered from ASUS, the first is a two year warranty and is basic in form. The second warranty is known as a accidental damage warranty that is also through the company via ASUS only applies to certain computers and is known as the ADP program good for one year. I certainly hope that this helps, and yes this particular laptop is covered.
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I normally don't recommend purchasing an extended warranty and don't buy them myself BUT...if you are buying a computer or any other expensive item from Amazon I feel you should buy the best extended warranty you can. I did not do that on the last computer I bought from Amazon and I now regret it. it was a name brand computer that I had excellent results with in the past. Even a good company can sell an occasional lemon.
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Yes, you can purchase Lenovo onsite warranty extension after you receive the computer. You can buy it from Lenovo or any authorized Lenovo reseller who carries the warranty.
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You have 1 year to purchase. However, I would not let it go longer than 10 months (so you don't forget until after the warranty expires!) However, I would not buy it right way. I had a MacBook that was trouble almost from the get-go, and Apple finally gave up on repairs and replaced the whole thing for free. Since it was under the original warranty, I would have been out the money I paid for the non-transferable extended Apple Care warranty. I was able to wait 10 months and then, when the replacement proved trouble free, spend the money to extend the warranty.
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Does the Aspire one have another set of numbers with it? If it does then look for a battery for all the numbers. The other thing you can do is take the number/letter combination off the old battery and search for a battery using those numbers. Google will come up with exact replacement extended capacity.
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Yes - You can buy an extended warranty for any allowed product as long as you do so within a certain amount of time (see their website: www.squaretrade.com) for details. It's really a good deal. I use it for almost everything I get that I think could fail as long as it's over $100 or so (in other words, I get it for electronics that cost $100 or more, but I wouldn't get it for clothes!) Check out their site. I've had good luck with them, and if you register, they keep track of all your warranties.
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Tony, the two extended life batteries I've bought from HP, one was a replacement which has worked fine, and the other is in a new HP laptop with Core i7 machine and it gives 9-10 hrs, but is only 3 months old. If you bought from HP, I would think they would cover 1 year. From anyone else, it doesn't hurt to try.
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Three years is the standard ASUS warranty for this class of mobo, perhaps within the first 30 days of purchase ASUS may (or may not) offer an extended warranty for an additional fee. The ASUS warranty applies only to the original customer that must register online at ASUS. It is not transferable, and no other party may benefit from warranty. If the board is defective ASUS will exchange the defective board for a refurbished unit.
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Square trade let's you buy it after the fact, if I remember right there was a slight delay if you purchase after. I did that when I bought a laptop through Staples. They switched to Squaretrade but it was more expensive. Also, do a search on squaretrade discount codes. I am always getting emails with new codes to discount warranty purchases. Just go to the squaretrade site, it's pretty clear.
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i think it was a 90 day warranty because its refurbished.. i believe it is with the manufacturer... its pretty solid though - i've been using it 2-3 times a day and it's a work horse - highly recommend it - saving money with it being refurbished is a plus.... i'm not big on insurance though.. if you want piece of mine - you might want to buy it retail new and get the extended warranty
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I do believe the warranty is one year. However, ensure you buy a laptop with the proper amount of memory you wish to get. I bought the laptop and extra memory to be added to the laptop by myself. However to access the memory slots you must remove a few screws and the back cover which renders your warranty useless. I have added a 3 years coverage as optional coverage with protection against water spills and accidental drop, I think it is worth the cost for sure. Best regards Clement
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The Lenovo comes with a standard warranty that can also be extended and/or upgraded. I cannot give you the details of the warranty however, as I bought the note book for my granddaughter as a graduation gift and she has the paperwork.
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Sony's website (sonystyle.com) sells 3, 4, and 5 year warranties, if you purchase the extended warranty within 60 days of your purchase. The 5-year plan is $289 and grades down from there about $60 per year (4 year plan $229). Still considering it myself!
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Hi. I chose the extended warranty when I checked out through Amazon. I believe it was somewhere around the ballpark of $12 to $15 and it was through SquareTrade. I thought this was great because I've been doing business with Square Trade for years on electronics I purchase over $100. It should still be offered when you add electronics or appliances to your cart and proceed to the checkout. I can't advise you on other warranties offered but I can with Square Trade. You can also go to their (Square Trade) website and enter in the type of item and the cost and it will give you a price on a two or three year warranty. Let me know if you have any more questions. Good Luck, Jon
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Yes Amazon has an extended warranty that may be purchased along with your computer or for a limited time after you receive your computer.
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Hi Mate, It is world wide warranty for 1 year, no worries... You can just rockon with it... And if you want to buy the extened warranty, I think you need to email HP directly, for my point of view, I would not buy the extend warranty, coz I change laptop frecuntly. And as the Moore's law, every 18months the speed double... I would just change it anyways...