Warranty?
- Thread starter DwightMorgan
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Perhaps of bigger concern than the duration is the process. Even if theoretically in-warranty I believe you have to pay the shipping at least to China, not sure about return.
In some cases it may be worth considering the cost saved as self-insurance, rather than work through a warranty claim so to speak. You just have to look at how it all nets out in the end.
Can anyone who has actually shipped a camera back to Andy speak to the cost? Do you typically need to add insurance and signature requirement when sending there I wonder?
When I looked into shipping one of mine back, the estimate was around $58, ( 1/3 the price of the canera I had), without insurance, from U.S.
I dont recall if that was a UPS or USPS quote online.
It would be interesting to know someone's actual costs as mine was just an online estimate I never followed through.
When I looked into shipping one of mine back, the estimate was around $58, ( 1/3 the price of the canera I had), without insurance, from U.S.
I dont recall if that was a UPS or USPS quote online.
It would be interesting to know someone's actual costs as mine was just an online estimate I never followed through.
looney2ns
IPCT Contributor
It's clearly outlined on his Aliexpress store.
gpower07
Getting comfortable
All device has 2YEARS warranty, if exceed 2 years still can be fixed up by free, but shipping cost all undertake by clients.
looney2ns
IPCT Contributor
looney2ns
IPCT Contributor
Yes, very rare. Andy has said that many times, cams are sent back for warranty have nothing wrong with them. Most likely user error.