what does this mean? " International Version (No Warranty) " says may contain adapters, manuals, and warranties not compatible with US standards
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I would take that to mean that it may have manuals or literature in other languages that comes with the lens if it is boxed. As long as it is a Canon EF mount or Nikon EF mount depending what camera you're buying it for you'll be fine. The warrantee shouldn't matter One way or the other since it seems like it doesn't come with one. Hope that helps.
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My adapter works fine, perhaps yours is damaged. Write to the seller, I guess you still have a warranty period.
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Im a seller in Mexico, and i Asked to my local distributor, and say they cannot change or repair any product for the serial number, i buyed in US but im from Mexico, Its a very Good product but yes im worried for the warranty, For a final user its so dificult to use the warranty.
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On the Amazon website it clearly says "Worldwide CoverageIf you need a repair while abroad, send us a valid repair receipt for your item and we will reimburse you within five business days."I haven't actually tested this claim myself but I bought my laptop and ST warranty in the US and I'm now in the UK and I bought the ST warranty on the strength of the recommendations by two friends who did the same.
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Yes, the warranty is an international warranty. Limited hardware warranty basically means manufacturers defects only.
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I don't know. I would look for the European adapter to be on the safe side.
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I have the same question about the international warranty. Could you tell more specific?
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None; since on the box I have it clearly states:'For Japan only. Not intended for sale outside Japan and contains no warranty for outside Japan'. Mine is working flawlessly - but buy at your own risk...
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My understanding is, if it is an international version, like mine, you have no choice but to send overseas. Yes, the manual, in both the phone and online, is in English. I always buy international version of cell phones, meaning no U.S. warranty, and I try to test everything within a couple of days after delivery. I would rather deal with return than warranty service overseas. Try not to buy models that have been outdated for too long, or you risk getting " not so new " models, that may become headache further down the road.
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Not sure. I haven't opened the international version to see what the connector looks like.
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any difference? why should I get US version instead of import? (or vice versa)
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If it is a "gray market" item than there is NO warranty. There is no such thing as "valid in Japan" when you reside in U.S., period! If this item has U.S. warranty than there is a warranty, if this item has no U.S. warranty than THERE IS NO WARRANTY!
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Camilla, actually I'm in Brazil and I can't use any kind of warranty, but my wife uses the equipment regularly without any problem and it works properly. You should try to get in touch with some US resident in order to check the warranty efficiency. Sorry.
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Hi, I am not sure about that. There is a standard manufacturer's warranty that is valid worldwide. I purchased an extended warranty from SQUARE TRADE (3 years). But I do not know if that warranty is valid outside the USA. It is a good laptop.
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I was asked to answer this question because I reviewed the laptop. I have no idea about the international warranty. Sorry. I suggest you contact the vendor. If they want to sell it to you, they will have a prompt answer. If they don't, they won't.
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Tokina USA will honor the warranty if your lens is US model and not international or imported model. You should enquire from the seller if it's a US model or not. You can check with Tokina USA with the serial number if it's US model or not.
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I don't understand the question. I also live in the USA and my adapter works. I purchased it almost as soon as it came out.