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Suppose I would like to stop having my 1 year old laptop with a 3 year warranty and would like to send it back to invest the money in a PC. Can I do this because the warranty has not yet expired?
Depends on the warranty conditions. As a rule, however, guarantees only apply if one is defective.
No, you can use a device that e.g. Purchased online, return it within 14 days for dissatisfaction.
BUT this has nothing to do with the guarantee or warranty.
If your laptop breaks within the 2 or 3 years of the warranty, you can complain about it - the dealer will then e.g. Repair it too - he doesn't have to take it back.
But just because you don't like it anymore, you can't send it back.
That is in the guarantee conditions. So just have a look there.
A little tip on the side: you won't find it there, because it isn't there.
Then the economy and therefore all EU member states would be bankrupt within six months.
No desire is not a guarantee. For this, the device would have to be irreparably broken, but this is determined by the manufacturer, who also recognizes willful external damage. In addition, you would no longer get the full purchase price back.
