Terms & Conditions

1. Coverage Duration: Specifies the length of the extended warranty coverage. It could be an additional one, two, or more years beyond the manufacturer’s original warranty.
2. Coverage Details: Components and type of damage are covered. This include defects in materials or workmanship, hardware failures, and accidental damage (Such as spills or drops). LED / LCD / DISPLAY / WEBCAM / CPUFAN / RAM / SENSORS / BLUETOOTH / WEBCAM / CPUFAN / RAM / SENSORS / BLUETOOTH / MOTHERBOARD / WIFI CARD / HARDDISK / SSD / TOUCHPAD / KEYBOARD / FINGERPRINT / USB POARTS / LANPORT / SPEAKER / MINOR DROPS / MINOR LIQUID SPILL OVER.
3. Exclusions: Lists situations or conditions that are not covered by the warranty. This can include intentional damage, software issues, cosmetic damage, theft, loss, Adapters / Battery / Cables / Rusty and Burn. Laptop which is older than 3 Years.
4. Deductibles or Fees:- Deductibles or fees associated with filing a warranty claim. When we claim for a money back (When laptop is not repairable) at that time 18% of GST that we have paid that will be deduct from laptop value and 20% depreciate value will be minus per year for the first year from laptops invoice value and second year it will be 20+20=40% depreciate value will be applicable and 3rd year depreciate value will be 20+20+20=60% (20% for each year).
5. Transferability: No warranty can be transferred to a new owner if the laptop is sold or given away during the warranty period.
6. Repair or replacement: Clarifies whether the warranty will cover repairs or provide a replacement laptop if the original cannot be fixed. It may also state whether refurbished or new replacement devices will be provided.
7. Voiding the warranty: Explains actions or situations that could void the warranty coverage. Common examples include opening the laptop, attempting repairs yourself, or using unauthorized parts or services.
8. Pre-Existing Conditions: States whether the warranty covers issues that existed before the extended warranty was purchased. Most warranties do not cover pre-existing conditions.
9. Customer Responsibilities: Details from customer to maintain the warranty coverage, such as proper care of the laptop, adhering to manufacturer guidelines and promptly reporting issues.
10. Renewal and Cancellation: Specifies whether the warranty can be renewed once it expires. ( No option for cancellation )

Terms & Conditions

1. Coverage Duration: Specifies the length of the extended warranty coverage. It could be an additional one, two, or more years beyond the manufacturer’s original warranty.
2. Coverage Details: Components and type of damage are covered. This include defects in materials or workmanship, hardware failures, and accidental damage (Such as spills or drops). LED / LCD / DISPLAY / WEBCAM / CPUFAN / RAM / SENSORS / BLUETOOTH / WEBCAM / CPUFAN / RAM / SENSORS / BLUETOOTH / MOTHERBOARD / WIFI CARD / HARDDISK / SSD / TOUCHPAD / KEYBOARD / FINGERPRINT / USB POARTS / LANPORT / SPEAKER / MINOR DROPS / MINOR LIQUID SPILL OVER.
3. Exclusions: Lists situations or conditions that are not covered by the warranty. This can include intentional damage, software issues, cosmetic damage, theft, loss, Adapters / Battery / Cables / Rusty and Burn. Laptop which is older than 3 Years.
4. Deductibles or Fees:- Deductibles or fees associated with filing a warranty claim. When we claim for a money back (When laptop is not repairable) at that time 18% of GST that we have paid that will be deduct from laptop value and 20% depreciate value will be minus per year for the first year from laptops invoice value and second year it will be 20+20=40% depreciate value will be applicable and 3rd year depreciate value will be 20+20+20=60% (20% for each year).
5. Transferability: No warranty can be transferred to a new owner if the laptop is sold or given away during the warranty period.
6. Repair or replacement: Clarifies whether the warranty will cover repairs or provide a replacement laptop if the original cannot be fixed. It may also state whether refurbished or new replacement devices will be provided.
7. Voiding the warranty: Explains actions or situations that could void the warranty coverage. Common examples include opening the laptop, attempting repairs yourself, or using unauthorized parts or services.
8. Pre-Existing Conditions: States whether the warranty covers issues that existed before the extended warranty was purchased. Most warranties do not cover pre-existing conditions.
9. Customer Responsibilities: Details from customer to maintain the warranty coverage, such as proper care of the laptop, adhering to manufacturer guidelines and promptly reporting issues.
10. Renewal and Cancellation: Specifies whether the warranty can be renewed once it expires. ( No option for cancellation )