what does us warranty means for the sony xperia
939199
The manufacturer, Sony Mobile USA, provides a 1 year warranty on the phone. This basically covers any manufacturer defects that occur during the first year. Thank you. Customer support # phonesnbeyond
700514
Sony will honor a one year warranty from date it was manufactured. Just tell them you don't have the receipt.
693746
No, it doesn't come with US warranty (at least no such documentation within the package).I've the camera for several months now. Great picture quality.There was one incident when the viewer was unstable (periphery of image blurry), when I took outdoor picture for several hours. After I went indoors and the camera cooled down, it was back to normal.
837822
My Sony xperia came with no warranty and it was a bad phone just a little over a month. Getting super hot and turns on and off all day
898598
The sony xperia takes a micro Sim card. It goes in an adapter that's equal to a full-size Sim card. I haven't a clue why they did that.
934265
when i bought it i didn't know it wasn't covered by SAMSUNG warranty in USA.The seller didn't list the information about this.If I known about this ,i wouldn't but the phone without warranty in USA,i think it is a kind of cheat.
934901
My seller stated no warranty- but I received a warranty card with the phone. I am in Guatemala and the phone works here. Worked in the USA as well :)
2142584
No it is not. No unlocked smartphones have a US warranty. Only in Europe or Asia do they have a warranty I believe.
1519179
Doesn't really matter, this Sony is a piece of crap, mine died twice (screen replaced, then motherboard a few months later) in ten months, then Sony refused to extend the warranty which I requested since there was only two months (of 1 yr) left. The laptop died again before it was 18 (previous typo 10) months old so I was screwed, now ewaste, I am a former Sony customer, will not buy any of their products.
510542
I don't believe so. Be sure to buy it new and from a reputable seller on Amazon. Sony may offer the usual manufacturers warranty, I would contact them to be certain. I have had this phone for around 6 months and have not had any issues with it. I still love it.
1593411
We provide 60 days manufacturer defect for this phone, however it has 1 year manufacturer defect from Sony. You will have to contact us if there is any problem, we will send it to Sony.
536788
Not too sure, I buy the extended warranty so I never have to worry about it. I recommend you do the same!
1058763
That's an answer only Nikon can provide. I'm assuming it's the standard warranty on a "US" lens.
302576
Xperia S. I have the Xperia v on my hand. It doesn't have the Xperia logo on the bottom. It doesn't have a silver line in the bottom either. I am not english Speaker.
2132035
If it has the U.S. Warranty it is generally for 1 year unless you extend it for payment. Do not get the Worldwide warranty... it is not applicable in the USA.
2067991
And that is a very good question... At the moment, this is what I've gathered. Since the phone isn't released yet in the US, you'd technically be buying it from another country. I bought two Z1's, one from GSMNation(dot)com directly through them and another from Never MSRP through Amazon. The one from GSMnation has a Polish IMEI number so technically it belongs from that country, and NEVER MSRP belonged to Japan. I've contacted Sony (in the US) and asked them the same question and was told that they do have warranties but in they're respective countries because this model hasn't been released yet in the US. I'm going to contact another representative to see what he/she says. I was able to translate (using the browser's translate tool) the Poland Sony registration page and register that phone there, but the Japanese page is a whole other story. In short, yes it does, if you send it to the country that the phone belongs to. Hope this helps!
2253940
You'd probably have to check the packaging as it'd be through Sony, not Amazon. Sony always has a warranty paper provided with that info, as do most companies.