Does the camera and lenses come with USA warranty or are they grey market items
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Definitely USA. I had an issue with mine (I dropped it) and it went to a place in Long Island, NY. They repaired it quickly. Originally, they said it was free - under warranty, but once they figured out I had dropped it, they charged me ( a minimal and fair price).
82282
Does come with a Nikon limited warranty. Quality lens. Takes great pictures. I bought it cause my friends recommended it. All quality Nikon equipment. No problems with it.
1273286
1 year US warranty assuming you are buying brand new and not from a reseller/gray market product. Buying from amazon (or any other authorized canon dealer will ensure you are getting the 1yr USA warranty).
774594
A White Box lens is not Grey Market. In fact Grey Market lenses will typically be in Canon Boxes just like USA lenses. The white box lenses are pulled from camera kits. For example a store might get a 5DIII kit with the 24-105 lens and then take out the lens to sell both items separately. If the original kit was a USA kit then the white box lens from it will be covered under USA warranty as well.You can always contact the seller through amazon and ask them if it is a USA version with USA warranty. If they tell you it is then you should be fine. If a seller misrepresents the item in any way, Amazon always takes buyer's side and makes sure you get your money back. A White Box lens is not Grey Market. In fact Grey Market lenses will typically be in Canon Boxes just like USA lenses. The white box lenses are pulled from camera kits. For example a store might get a 5DIII kit with the 24-105 lens and then take out the lens to sell both items separately. If the original kit was a USA kit then the white box lens from it will be covered under USA warranty as well.You can always contact the seller through amazon and ask them if it is a USA version with USA warranty. If they tell you it is then you should be fine. If a seller misrepresents the item... » Read More A White Box lens is not Grey Market. In fact Grey Market lenses will typically be in Canon Boxes just like USA lenses. The white box lenses are pulled from camera kits. For example a store might get a 5DIII kit with the 24-105 lens and then take out the lens to sell both items separately. If the original kit was a USA kit then the white box lens from it will be covered under USA warranty as well.You can always contact the seller through amazon and ask them if it is a USA version with USA warranty. If they tell you it is then you should be fine. If a seller misrepresents the item in any way, Amazon always takes buyer's side and makes sure you get your money back. « Show Less
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Please visit the Nikon USA web site and your questions will be accurately answered. All of them. Occasionally there will be a special offer by a SELLER and additional goodies will be included. I think it is always a good idea to visit the manufacturer's web site before purchasing any expensive item. Then you can look around to see if there are any further deals. The only gotcha is when you buy a product that was intended to be sold in another country. These products are called "grey market" and may include different accessories and warranty. This is particularly true with cameras and lenses. Amazon.com is a Nikon, Canon, etc, dealer and therefore does not sell grey market items unless they are so identified. However, be careful of third party offerings on this web site. If in doubt, contact the vendor by email through Amazon and ask explicit questions.
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I had to return the bundle I purchased from this vendor. It does come with all it shows, but it is a grey market camera which is NOT advertised. This means the camera was not manufactured to be purchased in the United States. The one I received was intended to be purchased by consumers in Europe. What this means to you is that you will get a camera for less money that Nikon will NOT warranty. Let me repeat this... if anything goes wrong with the camera or Nikon lenses, no one will touch them; you are on your own. I repurchased a similar kit on Amazon through Adorama. They had the best price for a kit that comes with all US warranties. Happy shopping. I had to return the bundle I purchased from this vendor. It does come with all it shows, but it is a grey market camera which is NOT advertised. This means the camera was not manufactured to be purchased in the United States. The one I received was intended to be purchased by consumers in Europe. What this means to you is that you will get a camera for less money that Nikon will NOT warranty. Let me repeat this... if anything goes wrong with the camera or Nikon lenses, no one will touch them; you are on your own. I repurchased a similar kit on Amazon through Adorama. They had the best price... » Read More I had to return the bundle I purchased from this vendor. It does come with all it shows, but it is a grey market camera which is NOT advertised. This means the camera was not manufactured to be purchased in the United States. The one I received was intended to be purchased by consumers in Europe. What this means to you is that you will get a camera for less money that Nikon will NOT warranty. Let me repeat this... if anything goes wrong with the camera or Nikon lenses, no one will touch them; you are on your own. I repurchased a similar kit on Amazon through Adorama. They had the best price for a kit that comes with all US warranties. Happy shopping. « Show Less
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Yes this is a US market and not grey market. Here is from this add. Hope this helps and it is a great lens. Bob By purchasing Tamron products from an authorized dealer, you can ensure the quality of the product, which will be also covered by Tamron USA's Six-Year Limited Warranty, the only warranty accepted by Tamron USA, Inc. in the USA as of October 1, 2007. In addition, only Tamron products purchased from Amazon.com or another authorized Tamron dealer qualify for Tamron's mail-in rebate program.
776894
Robert - Only had the lens for a couple of hours - it had quite a bit of distortion at 18mm.. plus the one I received was a "grey" market one.. no us warranty.. and I was not comfortable with that.. so, I returned it. Never used it in the field.. hope this helps..
2077827
The gray market lens is shown in the title as gray market and costs only $1500. The $2699 is USA version and will include the certificate for 1yr + 4Years of warranty. Regards.
245018
HiI m not sure if it is grey market item or not, because I m going to use it outside of the US , I really didn t care about warranty. But anyway it is a great lens .
827524
Broadway Photo states that many of their products are "imported/grey market" merchandise which do not have the manufacturer's warranty. Instead they provide the warranty directly. Other sellers of grey market products will try to fool you by saying the camera comes with a USA warranty. This is not the same as a NikonUSA warranty. They are either covering the warranty themselves or have a third party provide the warranty coverage. For such a sophisticated piece of equipment like the D300 I think I would only trust Nikon to take care of any problems.
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Mine did come w/ a US warranty. The white box is because the dealers buy kits at a discount, then break it up and sell the body and lens separately, thus the repackaging. They can sell it to you at a cheaper price and still come out ahead on their end too. This method is not really looked on too favorably by Canon, but in the end, the warranty cards from the kit are legit and you should not have any problem registering your lens (at least I can say that was my experience). I guess the big concern might be that the person repackaging your specific lens would forget to toss in the warranty card. Whatever you choose, good luck!
1226527
Yes, mine did. I would think that they all do. They are simply the kit lens that they sold the camera and not the lens, so then they reboxed the lens and sold separately. Therefore it has a warranty. It is from a USA Canon.
1974994
Hi, We got this camera direct from Canon USA, and it has the 1-year 'Canon USA' warranty.
935003
Often you will see (import) or (Grey Market). What this means is that while the product is still made by Canon, it was not intended for sale in the U.S market and will not be covered by Canon's U.S.A. warranty.
872813
It does depend upon seller... My 90mm F/2.8 was Canadian... No USA warranty, but at a slightly lower price... I have other Tamron lenses from Amazon sellers that came with the std. 6-yr warranty.... Since I haven't had any issues with Tamron lenses, I don't mind my "grey market" lens... Same quality... The seller noted that the lens would not have a warranty....
1730489
US warranty only.. if you live elsewhere I'm sorry to say buy it were you live...you can always bring it back to the US to get it fixed if you pass through often... Its a good camera...good luck
872814
The Tamron 90mm macro lens that I purchased through Amazon came with a USA warranty. It was not a gray market item. Some dealers may or may not sell gray market goods but a reputable dealer should give you the choice.