Hi, what about 3 years warranty, what does it cover. Is it Lenovo covered warranty for all 3 years ? they say they give only 1 year warranty.
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Hello, It comes with 3 years Lenovo' warranty, which covers everything except battery (1 year warranty). Best regards, Amuras
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Not sure about international. U can extend but not as cheap and flexible as u can get when u purchase together with the laptop at Lenovo website. As far as I remember, when I tried to extend, there is no cheap two year warranty available.
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One year. I bought the extended warranty. It's a super laptop; fast and great value.
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The one I purchased was from a Lenovo Authorized shop so it does carry the Lenovo Warranty. It is 3 years if memory serves me correctly.
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It covers all repair from DROPPING or SPILLING and their first question is "Was this from dropping or spilling?" and if you answer "No" then they won't cover it. I know because my daughters display went out on her Lenovo computer and after Canopy said we would have to use our lenovo warranty since it wasn't a drop or spill, it ended up taking us 4 months for them to finally give in and replace it since they said they couldn't fix it.
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It's a 1 year full warranty, but I purchased a 3 year warranty from a company that Amazon offered at my checkout and it had really good reviews. I've already had to send my Asus back due to a black screen, but since that occurred within the first 30 days of purchase, it was handled by the seller. I recommend buying a separate warranty. Just make sure that the warranty company that you buy from has 4+ stars.
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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...
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It comes with the 3-year warranty (battery is covered for 1 year). It's a Lenovo Worldwide Depot warranty. You would need to check with Lenovo Latin America if you want to purchase an additional warranty coverage.
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This computer comes with the Lenovo Worldwide Depot warranty, it's valid in India too. It does not include the Accidental Damage plan - it's always optional with Lenovo ThinkPads, I would suggest to check if such coverage is available in India and if it is, purchase it from Lenovo in India directly because this could be a territotrial coverage (ADP plan).
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Lenovo warranties the product. I had to use the warranty the first week of ownership. It is a mail in service. They send an overnight box, you pack the computer, ship it to them (at their cost) then it is returned repaired. Took about a week and a half total time.
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I had the same problem and I contacted LENOVO . They. Had me send the unit in to the service dept. they provided me with packaging ,paid for shipping and repaired the unit under warranty. The only thing was that I had to do some running around to ship. It was shipped to my home. All at NO CHARGE. It took about a week.
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it comes with a full one year warranty and you can often get a great price on it at outlet.lenovo.com
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This is strange Amazon has simply forwarded your question to an other new resent purchaser of this product. I happen to know that the product is covered by the warranty for up to a year during that time you can decide to purchase an extended warranty. Having said this you must be careful any dents dings or sometimes even scratches on the Air and the warrany becomes void. I've chosen to buy a protective covering for my computer (much cheaper) not the extended warranty. The product is well built so if you take care of it it will take care of you. Paying for any repair may be the way to go. I did this with my teenage kids who were quite rough with there laptops for five years so far I've spent $400/$500 in repairs and upgrades on my daughters laptop neither had protective covering which my daughter could have done with as she really used and abused her laptop. What do you know a very detailed response from a man who has the time to respond. Your luck good luck with your decision. Max :)
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The warranty is provided by lenovo to the original purchaser of a lenovo laptop from an authorized lenovo dealer. If the first purchaser of your laptop did not register it, then you can, and probably claim the warranty. Alternatively you may br able to masquerade as them, by changing the address on the registered account if you can figure out how to login to it. The only way to know for sure would be to login to the lenovo website with the laptop serial number and check it out. Your seller should be willing to provide that information. That will also confirm the used laptop isn't stolen as well. The warranty is provided by lenovo to the original purchaser of a lenovo laptop from an authorized lenovo dealer. If the first purchaser of your laptop did not register it, then you can, and probably claim the warranty. Alternatively you may br able to masquerade as them, by changing the address on the registered account if you can figure out how to login to it. The only way to know for sure would be to login to the lenovo website with the laptop serial number and check it out. Your seller should be willing to provide that information. That will also confirm the used laptop isn't stolen as... » Read More The warranty is provided by lenovo to the original purchaser of a lenovo laptop from an authorized lenovo dealer. If the first purchaser of your laptop did not register it, then you can, and probably claim the warranty. Alternatively you may br able to masquerade as them, by changing the address on the registered account if you can figure out how to login to it. The only way to know for sure would be to login to the lenovo website with the laptop serial number and check it out. Your seller should be willing to provide that information. That will also confirm the used laptop isn't stolen as well. « Show Less
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Full specs here: http://www.provantage.com/lenovo-2392asu~7LENO456.htmhttp://www.pcconnection.com/IPA/Shop/Product/Detail.htm?sku=14885461&cac;=ResultSturdy product with a 3 year warranty. Windows & Pro 64 bit installed with a license for Windows 8 64 bit.
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I believe the 3 year extended warranty you're looking at is a warranty offered by some kind of third party warranty company. A lot of companies offers additional coverage such as "squaretrade" I would highly recommend getting an additional warranty on those laptops. Just so that you're completely aware of how those third party warranty companies do business, you might want to do the research on their coverage when it comes to something really happens. Some times they do take care of their customers and some times they decline the claim that the customer make in the event a laptop . I hope that was helpful. I believe the 3 year extended warranty you're looking at is a warranty offered by some kind of third party warranty company. A lot of companies offers additional coverage such as "squaretrade" I would highly recommend getting an additional warranty on those laptops. Just so that you're completely aware of how those third party warranty companies do business, you might want to do the research on their coverage when it comes to something really happens. Some times they do take care of their customers and some times they decline the claim that the customer make in the event a laptop... » Read More I believe the 3 year extended warranty you're looking at is a warranty offered by some kind of third party warranty company. A lot of companies offers additional coverage such as "squaretrade" I would highly recommend getting an additional warranty on those laptops. Just so that you're completely aware of how those third party warranty companies do business, you might want to do the research on their coverage when it comes to something really happens. Some times they do take care of their customers and some times they decline the claim that the customer make in the event a laptop . I hope that was helpful. « Show Less
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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.