Dell Warenty enquiry

[mohithabhi2000]

Dell i7577-7425BLK-PUS Inspiron can have international warenty

 

[GreyCatz]

Well, YES and NO.

Product or Service Warranty is not a requirement laid down by International Law. For one thing, manufacturers are free to call it whatever they like, Global or International or something else. Instead, most developed countries have implemented local consumer legislation. Any company wishing to sell laptops in such a country must abide by this legislation. These are statutory rules, but companies can decide to add additional layers of service contracts themselves to make their products more attractive.

The product warranty covering this particular Dell laptop is only relevant to you IF this laptop is already marketed and supported in your country.

If you live in country A and buy a laptop from a web site registered in country B - for whatever reason - the product warranty applies to country B and only becomes available to you "if the laptop is marketed and supported in country A". If not, the laptop is not covered by your consumer laws, and Dell are under no obligation to assist with any problem you may have with this laptop.

However, with the rise of massive online outlets offering international shipping, e.g. Amazon and eBay, you will often find that these web sites will provide their own 'warranties' or service add-ons to encourage sales. Some of these web sites are so large and popular they can impose requirements on vendors that almost match any local consumer legislation.

So, check if this Dell Inspiron 15 7000-series is sold in your country. If it isn't, you have to rely on whatever services are offered by the outlet or seller.