I'm interested about the 3 Year Warranty. Is it the World wide Lenovo Depot 3 year warranty or not? And if it isn't what kind of warranty it is?
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It is a a 3-year Depot Worldwide warranty, provided and serviced by Lenovo. Please note that the battery is covered for 1 year.
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Igor, I did not investigate the warranty, though I thought I remember it saying something about being a 24hr in office service....but i could be confusing products
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I never checked for the warranty. I just figured it is Toshiba and they are well respected so I assume it's at least 1 yr warranty but I could be wrong. Mine has been running flawlessly since I bought it. Very pleased with the buy.
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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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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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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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Yes, if it's marked as new, it comes with a 3-year Lenovo Worldwide Depot warranty. You can also add Lenovo onsite and/or accidental damage protection plan.
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I see that two other people answered you, so I will trust them in regards to the warranty. I bought this for my husband and turned over all the packing info to him. It's a great laptop. I still have a PC on our work desk, and I prefer working with his laptop. Faster!
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The model "Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 2nd Generation - 20A7002WUS" that I purchased had a 3 year worldwide depot warranty.
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Yes, but it's a limited parts and over time warranty. If you contact them they will (for a fee) send someone on site to your place of business or you have to (no fee) send it back to Lenovo. Frankly, I have never had any issues with the multiple Lenovo and IBM ThinkPads I have owned so I have never had to "test" the process.
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per lenovo - 1 yr. as far as returns, not sure who you are buying from, but they should list return info in the listing (Amazon does DOA's, I believe)
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This unit would have 1 year warranty coverage. For international warranty service, you would need to check with China service center. More information can be found at,http://think.lenovo.com.cn/htmls/other/detail_1262083767846.htmlhttp://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-58926
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Yes, I think the one (1) year warranty is correct. I replaced my harddrive recently, 1.3 years after purchase, but I think that may be due to a bad virus that my firewall & virus program didn't catch. I used that opportunity and ut in a larger and faster HD, which made the laptop even faster. After 1.5 years the laptop battery is still lasting between 4 to 5 hours, which is still a great performance.
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I know the Depot warranty is not affected by memory upgrades. Memory is a user-serviceable upgrade. I've contacted Lenovo for keyboard and hard drive replacements and there has never been an issue (or even a question about) memory upgrades affecting warranty status. The T430 and earlier series' are rock solid, business-class machines.
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It has a 3-year Lenovo Worldwide Depot Warranty (battery is covered for 1 year).
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The X1 Carbon I purchased in '13 from Lenovo's site (i7 model 3444) has a three year warranty. Check the site currently.
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Not sure man only if Lenovo US got warranty transfer, or it's only covered in US.
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So I was about to buy this laptop, but I'm going to wait to see what happens. Could you guys tell me if this happened mainly because they were moving locations ( no fax at that location as Schwartz said), or because they are simply not giving warranties. I highly doubt that they won't offer a warranty for the laptops, but I just want to be sure.