I have the Xiaomi Pocophone F1 indulged but unfortunately this has no manufacturer warranty because the manufacturer is not yet settled in Europe.
Therefore, now my question is it useful if I buy a warranty on notebooks Cheap for 29 euro for 3 years as the dealer has recommended to me or do not I need them?
I look forward to your answers and opinion.
So I would take another device. Because even the dealer will do nothing but send the device in case of damage… And direction asia, you are then without equipment for weeks…
notebooks cheaper and cyberport and how they all convey only hardware insurances… And the cover usually only the replacement value… This is at "cheap" smartphones after 1-2 years not much.
I myself a samsung costs months after only a fraction in contrast to the publication date
Guarantee is a double-edged sword anyway. You definitely have a warranty, no matter if you bought it in D or China.
If you bought it from Notebooksbilliger, you have it too.
I would therefore refrain.
You have to distinguish between warranty and warranty.
The warranty is a voluntary matter of the manufacturer. The warranty is required by law, and in this case it will be handled by Notebooksbilliger.
Insofar, it is actually nonsense there as something in addition to claim.
Personally, I might even make it on a smartphone from ~ 800 euro.
