What Does Your Laptop's warranty actually cover

Hi everyone, hoping that you have a nice day ahead. I am pretty sure that everyone is aware when we bought a laptop, the seller will gave us a warranty depending on the product we bought. Even if we bought second hand electric appliance, there is a period of warranty that we can get. Today Himex going to share about what the warranty actually cover for you laptop. Before you pay for the laptop, you need to ask about the warranty first. If you buy new laptop, make sure you Google the warranty of the brand first and compare the warranty with the shop you buy. You first need to understand and know what kind of service you are entitling to. 

Do you know what problems your laptop will be covered against? The majority of laptop warranties will cover hardware problems that were not caused by the owner, such as defective keyboards, monitor problems, modem or other issues with internal components. The laptop warranty generally covers the parts and labor for repairs.

A laptop warranty will also spell out what actions on your part will void the warranty. Something as simple as opening the case and breaking a seal can be enough to void a warranty – even if you just wanted to take a peek inside. If you have no worries about opening the laptop casing, will removing, changing or adding new internal components void your warranty? You have to know this kind of information before you buy your laptop; this is not what you want to learn after the fact.
 
However, we need to know what cover by the warranty isn’t. Damage to or loss of data is another item which is not covered by a laptop warranty. A laptop warranty will state quite clearly that any problems associated with software – whether bundled or installed by you, it will not be covered under the laptop warranty. You won’t find coverage for theft, damage or breakage caused by the owner in a laptop warranty. Those would be covered by an insurance policy.
The coverage section will also include information on how a damaged laptop is to be returned, who is responsible for charges to return a unit, what type of telephone support is available and how long it is available. You want free telephone support for a minimum of 90 days and 24/7 access.
 
Know that is you bought second hand or refurbished laptop, there will still a warranty cover for the item. If you happen to buy a used or refurbished laptop there still should be some form of warranty in place. Normally this warranty will not be a period exceeding a year unless you purchase an extended warranty or retail service plan. Most laptop warranties for used or refurbished laptops are for 90 day periods. So before you put any money on a new or not so new laptop,  be sure to check the warranties, you can also review the opinions and experiences of other laptop users. Search for reliability and service ratings which can give you a good indication of what you can expect with your laptop warranty coverage.