Is the warranty issued by NIKON for the USA? If I take this camera to a Nikon-authorized center in the USA, will they honor this warranty?
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Yes if you buy it from the right seller on here. I bought this from SuperFinds and there model is a Imported or Gray Market Item which means no USA warranty, and I returned it. Then I did some research and found out that Beach Camera and Cameta Camera are authorized Nikon USA sellers and re-bought it.
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it was bought in the USA, Nikon will honor. My D3200 is Ok so I never went to a Nikon assistance .. hug
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Good question. When I registered it on NIKON's website, it came back saying "Serial Number Not Found". However, it did give me the option of entering it anyway, which I did. So to answer your question: I don't know for sure.
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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.
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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.
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I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the problem for me. I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the... » Read More I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the problem for me. « Show Less
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IMO even if you can find how to get a warranty it's probably not worth pursuing. Mine was bad quality out of the box, and the most that the company is going to do is send you another crappy camera. Personally I have just marked mine up to bad judgement. Lou
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The camera and lens have the warranty by Nikon if you register them online. I don't know about the other products.
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Standard Nikon USA warranty of 5 years for lenses. I've never had to use warranty service as I tend to baby my equipment but discussion forums I visit indicate the warranties aren't what they used to be from Nikon, i.e. they are more likely these days to suggest impact related damage as opposed to fixing the problem free of charge as they would have in the past.
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Hi Andrea - if your camera is within the 1 year warranty - there is a yellow warranty form that came with the camera. You have to submit that original paper with the camera to NIKON center. There is an address on the warranty form but I found a different address on line and submitted it to that since internet is probably more up to date. NIKON sent me an email when they received the camera and then sent the fixed camera back to me in about a month with another yellow warranty form (in case it breaks again within the year). However - if you don't have that form - don't know if they will fix it free of charge even if it is within the warranty. Hope this helps. Hi Andrea - if your camera is within the 1 year warranty - there is a yellow warranty form that came with the camera. You have to submit that original paper with the camera to NIKON center. There is an address on the warranty form but I found a different address on line and submitted it to that since internet is probably more up to date. NIKON sent me an email when they received the camera and then sent the fixed camera back to me in about a month with another yellow warranty form (in case it breaks again within the year). However - if you don't have that form - don't know if they will fix... » Read More Hi Andrea - if your camera is within the 1 year warranty - there is a yellow warranty form that came with the camera. You have to submit that original paper with the camera to NIKON center. There is an address on the warranty form but I found a different address on line and submitted it to that since internet is probably more up to date. NIKON sent me an email when they received the camera and then sent the fixed camera back to me in about a month with another yellow warranty form (in case it breaks again within the year). However - if you don't have that form - don't know if they will fix it free of charge even if it is within the warranty. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Thank you for your inquiry. In regards to your question, this is in fact a US version and comes directly in an un-opened box from Nikon USA. The warranty is only valid with repairs within the states, imported models cannot be serviced within the US. If you have any additional questions or concerns please feel free to contact us directly at 800-991-3350.
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The unit I purchased was refurbished by Nikon and came with a limited 90 day warranty that is valid in the U.S., Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Thank you for your inquiry. In regards to your question, when we say USA warranties we are highlighting the fact that these items come with warranties from Nikon USA. That being said, they can only be serviced under warranty within the US. If you have any additional questions or concerns please feel free to contact us directly at 800-991-3350.
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Nikon sells different versions in different countries, and the warranty coverage is from the importing company. Nikon USA provides a warranty and repair service only for Nikons sold in the USA that come in through Nikon USA.
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The only warranty I received was for 1 year USA only. If this is an issue, I would suggest the purchase of a third-party extended warranty. Personally I have owned the d100, d200, d300s and now the d600 and have never need any warranty service.
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And then there is the question of the warranty. Does this camera kit carry the U.S. Manufacturers warranty? or some third party warranty?
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This is a grey market camera so it is not backed by Nikon USA Warranty. From Nikons website: "Does owning a "Gray Market" Nikon product mean I don't have a warranty? No! All Nikon products come with a warranty by the manufacturer. The designated Nikon service center will always repair "in warranty" Nikon products and perform "out of warranty" repairs. If you own a Gray Market product it will need to be returned to the reseller or importer for service. Refer to your reseller or to the warranty cards included with the product for service contact information." https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/331/~/what-is-gray-market%3F
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I believe all GoPro cameras have international warranty but it will depend on the authorized seller in your country some of them they don't have any work shop so they will send it to the state to fix it, Hope i answer your question. Regards
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Hi Andrea - If it is within the warrenty period (one year from purchase) - there is a yellow color warranty paper that came with the camera. You have to send the camera with that warranty paper to Nikon - The address you send it to is listed on the paper but I found out on-line that it was slightly different. The key is they won't accept it if you don't have the original warranty paper. I mailed mine in and they sent me an email acknowledging receipt and then just mailed the fixed camera back to me in about a month. Hope this helps.