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A product's warranty period can be established based on several factors, including: The industry standard for the product. What the competition is offering. The period of time during which some percentage of the products will still be functioning correctly.

Your "warrantee expiration date" is actually the day immediately following it, not the final day of the warrantee. In other words, the day on which the warrantee has expired.

The Warranty Start Date (also known as the in-service date) is the date a new vehicle was purchased or when it was first put into service (for example as a dealer demonstrator), whichever occurred first.

Warranties usually start on purchase date, not delivery date.

Warranty Date - ?Warranty Date? means the first day that the original Purchaser occupies the new home, settles on the new home, makes the final contract payment on the new home, or obtains an occupancy permit for the new home if the home is built on the owner's property, whichever is earlier.

Warranty End Date means the date this Warranty ends and is the date the Warranty Period expires.

Implied warranty coverage can last as long as four years, although the length of the coverage varies from state to state. A lawyer or a state consumer protection office can tell you more about implied warranty coverage in your state.

12 months warranty from the Date of Purchase.

(Please note: ASUS reserves the right to request the original sales receipt/ invoice.) If You do not provide the receipt/invoice from the seller, your warranty period will be deemed to start from the manufacture date of the Product, based upon the serial number, rather than the date of purchase.

With ASUS Premium Care, you can extend your warranty period, expand the warranty coverage, and add extra protection to your ASUS Products with hassle-free repair or replacement.