what is the garmin warranty on the S4?
1997295
I haven't been able to register. I bought while wintering in Arizona and have no access to a computer can you help
1997296
I'm sorry I don't know that. You could call Garmin. I am really happy with mine.
735681
Magelllan informed me that the unit must be returned to them for battery replacement. Mine refused to fully charge just after going out of warranty. I have since purchased a garmin.
1378559
I had the same problem with mine. I called Garmin and talked to someone, he said mine was still under warranty and he sent me a new one out. Hope this helps...
848023
yes there is a two year warranty - I sent mine back and they gave me another one and so far so good. just wish I would have realized there was a problem when I only got 6 weeks of battery life - wasn't until it got down to 6 days of life I realized it was a big problem. I would talk to them at bushnell - don't think they sell tour 2 anymore - think it's tour 3 now...ask about battery problem
1789158
Hi there. Make sure that you know the model of your phone, because I got a generic one that didn't fit my phone. So I got my money back asap! It cost me closer to $300, so I actually found a company that guaranteed me a 1 yr warranty. http://www.irevampelectronics.com/repairs/samsung-galaxy-s4-iv-repairs.html
1686887
I don't know the answer but you can call Garmin and they will answer the question, you do not have to currently own one and they do not charge to answer the questions.
1797174
I have a Garmin S1 and the battery is failing after one year. Not easily replaceable. Considering the NEO because of extra battery life.
1550263
The S2 has been discontinued by the manufacturer so there is no warranty from them. If a seller offers one you would have to ask them.
1794775
Im surprised the battery only lasted 2 years! That's rediculous! I would contact Garmin and see if they will fix the watch for you.
1938326
I have never had my Garmin outside the US. You should probably as the Garmin Company your question.
76834
Free for life. No extra fee. However, Garmin gets to decide what the "life" of each product is. I suppose you can count on at least four or five years. I've used the unit for some time now and really enjoy it.
1052892
I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates but it is common for consumers to change email addresses. Bottom line: I don't know; this is just my opinion. I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates... » Read More I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates but it is common for consumers to change email addresses. Bottom line: I don't know; this is just my opinion. « Show Less
378469
I don't remember but I would never buy another TomTom. Mine locked up during its 13th month and TomTom admitted that it was a computer glitch and nothing I did. We tried several times but could not get it to work so they told me to buy another unit. This was a $400 GPS that was less than one month out of warranty and failed due to an admitted computer glitch and they want me to buy a new one. No repair, no trade in - nothing. I explained that I would buy a new one but it would not be one of theirs. Bought a Garmin and have never had a problem - bought one for my wife and same thing - no problems. Good luck if you buy one. I don't remember but I would never buy another TomTom. Mine locked up during its 13th month and TomTom admitted that it was a computer glitch and nothing I did. We tried several times but could not get it to work so they told me to buy another unit. This was a $400 GPS that was less than one month out of warranty and failed due to an admitted computer glitch and they want me to buy a new one. No repair, no trade in - nothing. I explained that I would buy a new one but it would not be one of theirs. Bought a Garmin and have never had a problem - bought one for my wife and same thing - no... » Read More I don't remember but I would never buy another TomTom. Mine locked up during its 13th month and TomTom admitted that it was a computer glitch and nothing I did. We tried several times but could not get it to work so they told me to buy another unit. This was a $400 GPS that was less than one month out of warranty and failed due to an admitted computer glitch and they want me to buy a new one. No repair, no trade in - nothing. I explained that I would buy a new one but it would not be one of theirs. Bought a Garmin and have never had a problem - bought one for my wife and same thing - no problems. Good luck if you buy one. « Show Less
1123936
I don't know. I returned the item as it was too difficult to operate. I only will use Garmin now.
42939
Not sure. But I can tell you I would DEFINiTELY NOT recommend this watch to ANYONE. This is my third Garmin, and the other two worked fine - this model has some major defects that I don't think Garmin wants to acknowledge. I"m looking at Polar or Nike or anything else but Garmin for my next GPS.
715734
Mine was under factory warranty when it died after about 10 months. I was having no luck with Samsung so I called Amazon. They had me ship the phone to them and refunded me the entire purchase price which was greater than the cost of a new Galaxy S2 because the price had dropped. So, basically Samsung will give you the run around on their one-year warranty--they were absolutely useless. But Amazon would probably cover it. Good luck!
522185
Go to the garmin website, get to customer support, and e-mail them. I had a question and it was replied to in 24 hours.