Claymore6 OP t1_j1qdmsw wrote
Reply to comment by Kinetic_Strike in For months my battery capacity remained at 85%, the month I’m out of warranty, capacity drops to 79% by Claymore6
How are you even assuming where I got my phone from… Of course I bought it new, from a phone seller, two years ago. They were clearing their stock of 11 pros.
Kinetic_Strike t1_j1s3ba9 wrote
I'm assuming because it's an older phone. Apple's manufacturer warranty covers the battery if it hits 80% within a year or during AC+ coverage. If you bought it elsewhere, two years ago...yeah, golly, Apple is so unfair.
Quin1617 t1_j1qhd72 wrote
But Apples warranty only lasts one year. Are you in the EU by any chance?
turbo_dude t1_j1qkufh wrote
Warranties are from when you bought it not from when the phone was launched
Come on people! 🤣
Quin1617 t1_j1qnv32 wrote
You said you bought it 2 years ago, Apples warranty only lasts for one year.
Again, unless you’re in the EU.
danyaylol t1_j1rrkok wrote
Apple warranty starts the day the phone is first activated.
Mustardnaut t1_j1rt87s wrote
But he bought 2 years ago. The warranty started ( assuming he didn’t leave the phone in the box for a whole year) 2 years ago and ended 1 year ago.
danyaylol t1_j1s6t6k wrote
But if OP is saying warranty ended only this month, so the only explanation is that they left it in the box for a year/didn’t activate it. Either that or they’re lying/confused.
Even in the EU, apple limited warranty is 1 year. This is different to consumer laws in the EU which are separate rights to the limited warranty and doesn’t show up in settings as your warranty length. Consumer rights last longer than a year.
Quin1617 t1_j1tby4z wrote
Doesn’t change the fact that it only lasts a year, except for those in Europe.
Claymore6 OP t1_j1ryg2c wrote
Yes in EU, everything has at least 2 years warranty, for consumers.
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