What about Lenovo Warranty?
837596
It has some problems with sound card so i returned it right away. I think the Lenovo quality is dropping each year but still works better for me in compare to other laptops
837597
I'm satisfied with their warranty service. Recently I had a problem with radio on/off switch. They fixed it with no cost.
837598
We never use it therefore, I am not the right person to answer this question.
2258004
The one's I got were brand new factory sealed. I'm assuming they come with a warranty, I have purchased approx 30 lenovo laptops fulfilled by Amazon but have never had a warranty claim to find out.
960288
I would bet there's something in the warranty policy that says modifications will void the warranty. That said, it's really up to Lenovo's warranty service affiliates' reps as to how strict they'd be. Also, in the 15 years or so that I've been using Lenovo laptops, I've only encountered 2 hardware failures -- in one case, the battery died after several years of use. In the other, the power cord connection for the AC adapter loosened to the point where it wouldn't work. All the other parts kept chugging along until I had to upgrade to accomodate more resource-intense operating systems and applications. I would bet there's something in the warranty policy that says modifications will void the warranty. That said, it's really up to Lenovo's warranty service affiliates' reps as to how strict they'd be. Also, in the 15 years or so that I've been using Lenovo laptops, I've only encountered 2 hardware failures -- in one case, the battery died after several years of use. In the other, the power cord connection for the AC adapter loosened to the point where it wouldn't work. All the other parts kept chugging along until I had to upgrade to accomodate more resource-intense operating systems and... » Read More I would bet there's something in the warranty policy that says modifications will void the warranty. That said, it's really up to Lenovo's warranty service affiliates' reps as to how strict they'd be. Also, in the 15 years or so that I've been using Lenovo laptops, I've only encountered 2 hardware failures -- in one case, the battery died after several years of use. In the other, the power cord connection for the AC adapter loosened to the point where it wouldn't work. All the other parts kept chugging along until I had to upgrade to accomodate more resource-intense operating systems and applications. « Show Less
395513
you can call lenovo to find out. I do know you will save couple of hundreds dollars compare with buying at China.
2186662
I really don't know as Purchase both the laptop and the warranty at the same time- both on amazon.
1852658
I don't remember. But mine had serious screen issues, screen replaced twice, then argued with lenovo and got my money back.
950458
Provided the unit is "new" and not "refurbished", the Lenovo 12-year parts/labor warranty applies. However, the two "new" S405's I purchased showed (at the Lenovo site) that the full warranty periods had not begun on the dates of purchase for these units (Dec 2012 & Mar 2013), but on dates in November 2012. This reduced the official warranty period to less than 12 months, of course, but I took advantage of Lenovo's low cost "Extended Warranty" plans to suffice. Should the serial number of your unit - as shown at the Lenovo site - show a false date earlier than the purchase date, you will need to call them. Provided the unit is "new" and not "refurbished", the Lenovo 12-year parts/labor warranty applies. However, the two "new" S405's I purchased showed (at the Lenovo site) that the full warranty periods had not begun on the dates of purchase for these units (Dec 2012 & Mar 2013), but on dates in November 2012. This reduced the official warranty period to less than 12 months, of course, but I took advantage of Lenovo's low cost "Extended Warranty" plans to suffice. Should the serial number of your unit - as shown at the Lenovo site - show a false date... » Read More Provided the unit is "new" and not "refurbished", the Lenovo 12-year parts/labor warranty applies. However, the two "new" S405's I purchased showed (at the Lenovo site) that the full warranty periods had not begun on the dates of purchase for these units (Dec 2012 & Mar 2013), but on dates in November 2012. This reduced the official warranty period to less than 12 months, of course, but I took advantage of Lenovo's low cost "Extended Warranty" plans to suffice. Should the serial number of your unit - as shown at the Lenovo site - show a false date earlier than the purchase date, you will need to call them. « Show Less
1570273
It has a 3-year Lenovo Worldwide Depot Warranty (battery is covered for 1 year).
2204799
1yr (08/2014) limited warranty with Mail-in Service or Carry-in Service. Under Mai l-In or Carry-In service, your product will be repaired or exchanged at a designated service center, with shipping arranged for and paid by you. For Mail-in Service, the product will be returned to you at Lenovo's expense, unless specified otherwise. Customers may call their local service center for more information.
2042345
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
1278530
Hello, Yes, it comes with 1 year Lenovo' international warranty. Best regards, Amuras, Inc.
2122127
Don't know. Try calling Lenovo Tech support for explanation. That's Lenovo dot com in the US. for contact info. I've always found their service very good.Good Luck.
1102380
No, it's a special order only, 4-6 weeks, as per Lenovo, possibly longer, and no guarantee it will ship at all due to the upcoming Gobi 5000 card plans (see my other reply in regards to 36984TU).
1697825
The one I purchased was factory refurbished so it did come with a Lenovo warranty. But I have returned the unit because I purchased it as a gift and the person wanted a laptop with a bigger screen!
864528
Should be from time of purchase. You will need probably need to register the product with Lenovo on their website and you will likely enter the date of purchase at that point.
1017274
I don't know what you mean by resolved. I had the issue happen to me twice. The first time Lenovo tried to claim that I broke the computer and after fighting finally caved and admit fault. After a few months it broke again and this time Lenovo again claimed I broke the computer but this time they refused to fix my computer at all.
60304
Yes, that is the factory warranty on most Lenovo low to mid range laptops. This answer is from a Lenovo authorized dealer/repair.