I regularly travel to Australia with my laptop, does this product cover repair in Australia?
1338828
Linus, that's a great question to ask. You may want to check Squaretrades Terms and Conditions for they may have an AU one also. I cannot speak for Squaretrade myself because i have no affliation with them. Hope this helps!
1338829
I don't know as I never received my copy of the terms, or my proof of purchase. Sorry I can't help you.
1338830
I'm sorry, but I do not know the answer to that question. You would need to check with the company directly.
1944361
Sure, you can use it in Australia - get the power power adapter and you are ready to go. Global warranty = ?? - I am not sure, call HP Customer Service and find out. Extended warranty - they offered, I declined. Hope this helps ...
1117313
There is a good warranty company that I purchased that covers everthing wrong with the laptop except it getting stolen. Square safe. I'd purchase it just to be safe.
398064
I would bet that if you contacted Acer and let them know your laptop came with a non-us standard plug, they would send you a replacement.
24851
Don't count with global warranty in Latin America: http://www.asus.com/ar/Static_WebPage/latinamerica_service_center/
795563
The best I can do on this is to say that you will need to send for repair. I personally do not keep anything on my computer permanently-like maybe two days. I use external drives. Again it is the price paid for light weight. The only time I do not have another computer is when I travel internationally. Otherwise I can send it in and use my other computers. The Acer website has support info on service. There is also an international site. I have sent desktop computers in for repair so this is similar. I would say that you should follow their suggestions in the manual for conditioning the battery so that it lasts longer and performs better. I will just have to pray it is ok while traveling internationally. The best I can do on this is to say that you will need to send for repair. I personally do not keep anything on my computer permanently-like maybe two days. I use external drives. Again it is the price paid for light weight. The only time I do not have another computer is when I travel internationally. Otherwise I can send it in and use my other computers. The Acer website has support info on service. There is also an international site. I have sent desktop computers in for repair so this is similar. I would say that you should follow their suggestions in the manual for conditioning the... » Read More The best I can do on this is to say that you will need to send for repair. I personally do not keep anything on my computer permanently-like maybe two days. I use external drives. Again it is the price paid for light weight. The only time I do not have another computer is when I travel internationally. Otherwise I can send it in and use my other computers. The Acer website has support info on service. There is also an international site. I have sent desktop computers in for repair so this is similar. I would say that you should follow their suggestions in the manual for conditioning the battery so that it lasts longer and performs better. I will just have to pray it is ok while traveling internationally. « Show Less
904542
Looking on squaretrade.com, this doesn't appear to be a plan suitable for a laptop. Their 3 year protection plan for laptops is priced at $299.99. $110 discount on that seems a bit far fetched (if it sounds too good to be true...).
2171769
Amazon has asked me to support answer for your question. I bought a Dell Inspiron 15R laptop last August, and although I live in Honduras, the machine is for be use in the university by my son, and he use it in the United States. Regarding the insurance or guarantee, my suggestion to you is to look and purchase by separate an insurence with international coverage. With that you may rest assured that any problem, Dell representative for your country will cover the warranty.
1183346
it will cover everything except hard disk recovery. They will give you money if your laptop is bust up except for intended submerging in water.
842794
Some people have said if you call MSI and explain what you're going to do before opening it (and breaking the sticker), they will make a note that your laptop is still covered. I'm going to do that when I pick up another 8GB module for mine.
904543
Yes, it does cover laptops; the warranty I purchased was for a small laptop/netbook. Also note that you can purchase a Square Trade warranty on almost any product for up to 30 days after the purchase (but please check their fine print to confirm that).
1689454
No it does not. I am from the Caribbean and the warranty is only covered in the US. I called Lenovo and they are unable to provide global or international warranty even though there is a Lenovo Dealer in my country.
904544
yes it does. But if you have a problem and call them, they will tell you to go through the warrantee you have with the laptop first (If you still have one) But if you do not, they will cover just about anything on a laptop or desktop. Hope this helps!
395790
It has it's own power cord, I do not know why it would not work in Australia.
1117658
All I can say is for sure they had a chance to repair it properly. They did not do it on the first trip and I could not allow the time once again to be without my computer for over a week, shipping it to them , repairing it and returning it. I took it to a local repair shop for repairs that they did not do properly the first time.
24853
It's global - here's more warranty details: 1 Year ASUS GLOBAL OEM Warranty 24/7 Support / 1 Year North America (N.A.) Accidental Coverage (Accidental Requires Registration)
1185700
Yes I believe so, and if you buy it here on Amazon you should get your warranty and coverage through SquareTrade also because they cover what B&N; dont. However, it is a bit of a pain in the A** to get your product replaced. What they did with mine is I was going to have to send it in and then they were going to give me the money for the product instead of replacing it. So its worth it if you have another computing device or tab and wouldnt miss it for 2-3 weeks unless you have Prime and get it pretty much the next day.