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Gaming peripherals - And their warranties
Foreverdream
Member UncommonPosts: 141
in Hardware
Simeple question really, after my Razar lycosa died just after the year mark i was totally upset that it only had a year warranty on something so expensive. I've learned my lesson.
How long should high end Gaming peripherals warranties be?
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mm!i suspect it doesn't mather much!you almost have to be able to test the thing or read review online!
check me!i baught an ssd!you would assume that it would have message signal interrupt enabled by default since it is so great!
nope it still use the crappy line based interrupt with all the issue it bring.yep never buy a peripheral that isn't from the big corp and even then make sure you read a review and that it was tested by a hard core guy that will tell if it has x y z enabled or not etc!these thing are important.why would I buy a ps2 era component reshelled into a shinny new thing lol!
30 days full refund or replacement for any reason. This would handle components that should have failed QC. Outside of 30 days is mostly marketing BS. Chances are they will not honor the warranty since it would be difficult to prove it was a defective part instead of user error.
Both Razer and Logitech are not quality goods. Don't know why people swear by them. Same with Mad Catz and a good variety of other parts vendors. If you want quality goods, you pay for that in much higher prices. For a keyboard it would be in the $70 - $200 range.