The $629 EVF doesn't come with any warranty at all, take good care of it!
Goodness! Never notice that. But I believe as long as you don't dip it in water and handle it with care, it should not break down easily.
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The $629 EVF doesn't come with any warranty at all, take good care of it!
Umeiko said:Goodness! Never notice that. But I believe as long as you don't dip it in water and handle it with care, it should not break down easily.
Of course it has a warranty.
Aaron82 said:No warranty.
Response I got from Sony regarding online registration of warranty.
Dear Mr Ng
Thank you for your support for Sony products.
With regard to your enquiry, we wish to inform you that there is no warranty coverage provided for our Sony Electronic Viewfinder FDA-EV1MK.
As such you were not able to complete the online product warranty registration of this accessory when you performed the registration.
Should you require any further assistance, please feel free to call our hotline at (65) 6544 8600.
We look forward to your continuous support for Sony products and services.
Best Regards
Genevieve
Singapore Customer Information Centre Dept
Sony Singapore
No warranty.
Response I got from Sony regarding online registration of warranty.
Dear Mr Ng
Thank you for your support for Sony products.
With regard to your enquiry, we wish to inform you that there is no warranty coverage provided for our Sony Electronic Viewfinder FDA-EV1MK.
As such you were not able to complete the online product warranty registration of this accessory when you performed the registration.
Should you require any further assistance, please feel free to call our hotline at (65) 6544 8600.
We look forward to your continuous support for Sony products and services.
Best Regards
Genevieve
Singapore Customer Information Centre Dept
Sony Singapore
Docno said:Are boxes for new RX1s supposed to be sealed (i.e., have a Sony sticker-seal on them)? I've gone to two stores so far, and their RX1s were both in unsealed boxes and they insisted that's how they are shipped. But on sites such as DPReview, people talk about (and show images of) boxes with a Sony seal on them. When I asked the question on DPReview, people from the US and Europe said indeed that the boxes are sealed and cautioned me about buying an RX1 in an unsealed box. So what's the story here in Singapore?
and the Salesperson would say: "If you are not buying, sorry, we would not load the battery inside for test shots. But you can feel and look at the camera only without powering it up." becos they have only 1 or 2 sets on hand.Most stores in Singapore don't keep display models, if someone wants to touch one they will just open a new box anyway.
agawads said:and the Salesperson would say: "If you are not buying, sorry, we would not load the battery inside for test shots. But you can feel and look at the camera only without powering it up." becos they have only 1 or 2 sets on hand.
same for the RX100 at some stores.
esoeij said:May be able to invoke the Lemon law to get a replacement if the EVF is faulty?
Most stores in Singapore don't keep display models, if someone wants to touch one they will just open a new box anyway.
Most stores in Singapore don't keep display models, if someone wants to touch one they will just open a new box anyway.
Docno said:That's a little strange considering the cost of this camera (and considering that they usually have other models on display). When I was up in KL last week, the Sony Store there had a display model that you could play with (with a lot of Sony packaging and branding around it), but I wasn't ready to buy yet, and I wasn't sure about warranty validity. Frustrating...
Bought mine from another Sony Store. Rushing off for meeting so didn't check carefully. Went home, tested and found a small white spot on the sensor. Not obvious, and can only tell if you know how to check sensor spots. White spot will not appear under normal shooting.
Went back the next day and did a one-to-one exchange (got to wait for another day for new set to be transferred from another store though).
Good to buy from Sony Store or shops that have 7-days one-to-one exchange policy. Anyway, this is sold at the same price everywhere, so better get from reputable stores which can commit this.
ZoomZ said:Bought mine from another Sony Store. Rushing off for meeting so didn't check carefully. Went home, tested and found a small white spot on the sensor. Not obvious, and can only tell if you know how to check sensor spots. White spot will not appear under normal shooting.
Went back the next day and did a one-to-one exchange (got to wait for another day for new set to be transferred from another store though).
Good to buy from Sony Store or shops that have 7-days one-to-one exchange policy. Anyway, this is sold at the same price everywhere, so better get from reputable stores which can commit this.
ZoomZ said:Actually not all the shops have this policy.
Like what Docno mentioned, the Sony Sim Lim store does not offer this, and another store (you can PM me if you need to know) in Funan also will not do one-to-one exchange as I used to have some problem with my Nex as well. They will only advice customer to go to the Sony Service Centre at Wisma for repair or advice. Sony Service Centre will likely just repair instead of exchange since they don't carry ready stocks as well.
Anyway, most of the stores will need you to sign on their original receipt which states that the "goods are in good order and no exchange or refund allowed". 7-days one-to-one is goodwill, I think.
Certainly hope all stores will be transparent and service oriented in ensuring that any faulty products are exchangeable, but good for the customers to at least ask them if they offer such 7-days return policy. You will be surprised that quite a few "reputable" stores will say no.