What is warranty? TomTom is known for charger quality problems. Thanks for the answers. Many said 1 yr. I know that's the warranty on a new unit. Anyone have hard data on the warranty for parts? E.g., does someone who bought only a charger still have the warranty docs? What is warranty? TomTom is known for charger quality problems. Thanks for the answers. Many said 1 yr. I know that's the warranty on a new unit. Anyone have hard data on the... » Read More What is warranty? TomTom is known for charger quality problems. Thanks for the answers. Many said 1 yr. I know that's the warranty on a new unit. Anyone have hard data on the warranty for parts? E.g., does someone who bought only a charger still have the warranty docs? « Show Less
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Looks like the device has a one year warranty, although, they say you get lifetime map updates. This charger is garbage and cost me nearly forty bucks to replace last time ....and it was the second one I had to buy. Next time, I will not get a Tom-Tom.
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I've owed my TomTom for a number of years now. The first one with the Traffic charger went after 1 year (which I believe is the warranty period). I got online and bought a new one which I've had no problems with. I used to roll it up pretty small. The newer one I loosely coil. I believe that's made the difference. TomTom has excellent customer service by the way.
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I don't know about the warranty. When I got this, some time ago now, I plugged it in and have used it ever since with no problems. I have learned over the years not to jerk out the male side of plugs as it loosens the wires in all many products.Now i keep it in the car just in case I'm not using siri.
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I did not receive a warranty for the traffic receiver charger that I bought through Amazon. In less than 1 year the same problem as the original charge - the plug broke. I now put the plug into an adapter and plug that in the car - always leaving the Tom-Tom charger plugged into the adapter
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I bought this from a separate supplier, so I belive it only came with 3 months. Personally I stopped using my Tom Tom when they sent a download that screwed up my unit and they wouldn't accept responsibilty, I use google Nav on my phone now.
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I too am unsure, but believe it was for 1 year. Interesting there were negative responses from others. I was pleased with mine and didn't have the problems others mentioned. In fact I am charging mine up right now so I can use it again this year. I especially liked that it was light weight which was just what I needed.
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Generally GoPro is pretty good about not being sticklers about small items on warranty. That being said however, it's none if their business what you do with their product. You bought it for a premium price while paying a premium price for every accessory they manufactur. If you use an off brand charger, just don't bring it up when you call them for a repair request. Sorry, I know this did answer your question directly but I hope it helps.
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The best I can offer is to go to http://atdtools.com/distributors/ and contact them. The ATD website says to return it to the seller. The warranties suggested are 90 days and one year. The ADT web site does not offer any answer. Another reason to maybe avoid their products? Sorry this is not more clear. I did email ATD for a warranty. Still waiting!
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It takes a subscription to those maps. My Tom Toms have not had those. I have use them now for four or five years on myservice truck fleet without any trouble Then I had one go bad in less than a year and wrote a less than favorable review. Tom Tom then answered with instructions to maybe take care of this and after sending the info I never heard from them again. This confirms some of the nightmares I read in the Amazon reviews. I have since purchased a Garmin that I like much better. My advice don't buy a Tom Tom.
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Not sure what the warranty is. Had mine for over a year, no problems to the point I never think about it.
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Tammy, Yes, many people have had the problem with the "white screen of death" so to speak. It will continue to operate the same way without the possibility of repair. I, like M. Michener, called customer service and they said I had two options: return to the retailer for an exchange (most are out of stock) or return to TomTom who would then replace the unit with a new one. I chose the latter, and TomTom customer service gave me instructions on how to return the unit free of charge via FedEx. She also indicated it would take 7-14 business days from the time they received the returned unit before I receive a new one. So I returned the product via FedEx, but before my return even made it to TomTom, I received a brand new unit at my home address. They went ahead and sent me the new one before they even received the returned one. I have it now and it is working beautifully. M. Michener says ,"THERE IS NO WAY TO KNOW WHETHER THE NEW UNIT WILL HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM! TomTom CANNOT trace bad units to serial numbers, so exchanging is nothing more than a crap shoot." That is simply not true. TomTom has pinpointed the problem, and any new machine you receive at this point will not have the white screen error. I believe if the unit has a 46, 47 or 48 anywhere in the serial number, that is one with a problem. But any unit you receive now is way past that. I also want to say that my brother just got a Nuvi 200 and it is not as reliable as the TomTom (accuracy wise) and doesn't have the convenient features that TomTom does like Map Share, etc. Hope that helps.
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The Puregear website says it has a 30-day warranty, and a limited 1-year warranty. You can see the information here... http://www.pure-gear.com/warranty I'm sorry to hear you are having problems with it. I purchased mine (2 chargers) 7 months ago and both are still working fine with daily use. So hopefully this is just a defective unit. :-)
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I'm not sure I understand but I'll tell you what I know; my Lifetime Free Traffic thingee does not have a "USB". It plugs into the bottom of the TomTom and the car (power) plug. Unlike the other answer I've had no problems with my TomTom and have found them very helpful the couple of times I've had questions. I have owned one for years and have had no problems. The only thing I would suggest is not to whine the cord tightly after use it will last much longer. I love my TomTom and have been very happy with it. When I do download new maps their program automatically backs up what is on it before putting new maps on. The TomTom USB connector for the computer is normal size. I'm not sure I understand but I'll tell you what I know; my Lifetime Free Traffic thingee does not have a "USB". It plugs into the bottom of the TomTom and the car (power) plug. Unlike the other answer I've had no problems with my TomTom and have found them very helpful the couple of times I've had questions. I have owned one for years and have had no problems. The only thing I would suggest is not to whine the cord tightly after use it will last much longer. I love my TomTom and have been very happy with it. When I do download new maps their program automatically backs up what is... » Read More I'm not sure I understand but I'll tell you what I know; my Lifetime Free Traffic thingee does not have a "USB". It plugs into the bottom of the TomTom and the car (power) plug. Unlike the other answer I've had no problems with my TomTom and have found them very helpful the couple of times I've had questions. I have owned one for years and have had no problems. The only thing I would suggest is not to whine the cord tightly after use it will last much longer. I love my TomTom and have been very happy with it. When I do download new maps their program automatically backs up what is on it before putting new maps on. The TomTom USB connector for the computer is normal size. « Show Less
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All products as far as I know have a 1 year warrenty in the USA to be free in defects and workmanship. Check the box or manual to see what steps you need to take. Mine is less than a year. I hope it lasts. Works great so far. Make sure you are using rechargable battries.
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1 year warranty which I had not even thought about. However after I posted my review the company contacted me and advised of the warranty and invited me to contact them about replacement. So that is impressive! Most companies make you beg and scream for warranty service. I will edit the post after I talk to them.
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I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates but it is common for consumers to change email addresses. Bottom line: I don't know; this is just my opinion. I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates... » Read More I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates but it is common for consumers to change email addresses. Bottom line: I don't know; this is just my opinion. « Show Less
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A warranty is like a guarantee or promise the camera will work properly. If a product fails parts and or service will be paid for by the manufacture for the time listed. Warranties might be limited to locations within the USA or countries listed. Hope this helped, good luck.
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I actually don't remember what the details of the warranty were but short answer yes, long answer it is a limited-time warranty which like my past experience usually means when something breaks it just expired.
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I really can't remember if there was a warranty with this battery.. All I know is that it was a great replacement.. I don't know of any battery that comes with a warranty except for motor vehicles. That is because when you turn off you car, your battery isn't being drained. But with electronic rechargeable batteries for cell phones/laptops/tablets/cameras etc, We as humans abuse these batteries by over charging. We leave our devices on the chargers too long and kill the life.. This is why we are seeking replacements. For the Price.. This Charger is great and if treated properly it should last for the average life of about 3 to 4 yrs... I really can't remember if there was a warranty with this battery.. All I know is that it was a great replacement.. I don't know of any battery that comes with a warranty except for motor vehicles. That is because when you turn off you car, your battery isn't being drained. But with electronic rechargeable batteries for cell phones/laptops/tablets/cameras etc, We as humans abuse these batteries by over charging. We leave our devices on the chargers too long and kill the life.. This is why we are seeking replacements. For the Price.. This Charger is great and if treated properly it should... » Read More I really can't remember if there was a warranty with this battery.. All I know is that it was a great replacement.. I don't know of any battery that comes with a warranty except for motor vehicles. That is because when you turn off you car, your battery isn't being drained. But with electronic rechargeable batteries for cell phones/laptops/tablets/cameras etc, We as humans abuse these batteries by over charging. We leave our devices on the chargers too long and kill the life.. This is why we are seeking replacements. For the Price.. This Charger is great and if treated properly it should last for the average life of about 3 to 4 yrs... « Show Less
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It has a warranty, but I can't remember what it is. I have several of these and they work great, so at the price ($8-$10) I don't worry about it.
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Good afternoon Karen. I am not sure about the warranty of this product. I had mine for several months now, and I haven't had a problem with unit. The unit is built strong, solid, and I can tell you that it will last many, many more years. I bought the same unit for my girlfriend's mother, and she was impressed by the high quality of the product. I hope this answer your question. I never look at the product warranty. Usually I do my research online for awhile before I buy a product.