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emraha06

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Hi, i have bought mbp 16,2 2021 and afete that i have noticed that Apple warranty starts with the shipment date.
Not with the delivery date?
Has somebody experienced same issue?
 
Hi, i have bought mbp 16,2 2021 and afete that i have noticed that Apple warranty starts with the shipment date.
Not with the delivery date?
Has somebody experienced same issue?

I had an issue with one of my first gen AirPods... I procrastinated and didn't contact Apple until 2 days after the warranty expired (based on ship date - was the last day for coverage based on receive date). Apple covered the issue and replaced the defective AirPod.

The rep that I spoke with stated that Apple cannot always predict the delivery date with 100% accuracy due to weather delays and other issues (the current pandemic situation is also a factor)... but went on to say that they always try to be flexible with this issue.

How may times do devices break down within a day or two of the warranty expiration, anyway? A two or three day "grace" period should be pretty standard, IMO.
 
I had an issue with one of my first gen AirPods... I procrastinated and didn't contact Apple until 2 days after the warranty expired (based on ship date - was the last day for coverage based on receive date). Apple covered the issue and replaced the defective AirPod.

The rep that I spoke with stated that Apple cannot always predict the delivery date with 100% accuracy due to weather delays and other issues (the current pandemic situation is also a factor)... but went on to say that they always try to be flexible with this issue.

How may times do devices break down within a day or two of the warranty expiration, anyway? A two or three day "grace" period should be pretty standard, IMO.
Thanks for reply
 
It’s also worth being up to date on consumer law in your country. In the EU electronic goods have to come with a 2 year warranty by law, while Apple still advertises a 1 year ‘limited warranty’ inside the OS.

If you have a problem during the second year, just mention the consumer law standpoint to the Apple support people and they’ll be happy to help you.
 
Actually first i tought that is there anybody activated the device before
 
Actually, I would've thought that the warranty would start on the day you purcahsed it, just like it would if you bought the computer in-person.
 
btw, you typically have 60 days to get AppleCare+ with no questions asked. If you do so, the AppleCare+ coverage period starts from when you sign up for AppleCare+, not from when you bought the machine, giving you up to 60 days extra coverage.
 
btw, you typically have 60 days to get AppleCare+ with no questions asked. If you do so, the AppleCare+ coverage period starts from when you sign up for AppleCare+, not from when you bought the machine, giving you up to 60 days extra coverage.
The normal AppleCare you can activate it within the first year, but it starts counting from the day you bought it.
 
Date of purchase is the shipment date. It is the same day you are charged for the product.
 
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