Plan Phone Warranty For Free

You must have once purchased a phone with a warranty covering at least one year from the date of purchase. This warranty is a written statement that guarantees that the manufacturer will repair or replace your phone if it comes with a factory defect or damage within a specified time frame from the date of purchase.

This warranty is a written statement that guarantees that the manufacturer will repair or replace your phone if it comes with a factory defect or damage within a specified time frame from the date of purchase. However, any damage you are responsible for is usually not covered by your free warranty.

You'll have to contact your retailer or manufacturer to find out the process or refer to the warranty itself. You'll probably be asked to return the device to a service center. It's a good idea to keep your receipt and warranty document somewhere safe whenever you buy a new smartphone.

Prices vary based on the brand and model and may change as new models come out. It also varies greatly depending on who your warranty company is. For example, in 2019, a 128 GB Galaxy S9 Samsung warranty cost over $300 for two years of coverage with a $199 deductible. That's comparable to most insurers.

A warranty is the manufacturer's guarantee that should a malfunction or defect develop after you've bought the phone, they will repair it or even replace it for you free of charge as long as it meets their criteria.

A manufacturer warranty comes free with a new phone, but it will only cover hardware or electrical failures that are due to faults in manufacturing.

You can buy Extended Warranty till up to 9 months after purchasing a device or appliance.

Typically, manufacturers provide a warranty that covers mechanical or electrical defects for a period of time (usually 1 year from the date of purchase). If you decide you want coverage for mechanical or electrical defects after your manufacturer's warranty expires, you can pay to extend it.