Do you get warranty if you buy your laptops from a website instead of a real store?

[Fluttershy]

Finding some affordable laptops,

http://geizhals.at/msi-gx70-3cc-87fd...-a1066670.html
http://www.cyberport.at/msi-gx70-3cc...-1FN_1688.html

or from amazon.de.


Just curious, never had a gadget break on me but laptops are fragile as shit and kinda costly.

[chazus]

It.. it says what the warranty is on the page.

If you're talking about if you damage it, like drop it or something? Then no, usually not. You can buy insurance for it though.

[Idoru]

It's usually stated on the site. If it isn't, don't buy from them.

[Deleted]

your in the EU I suspect.

Then yes, not only will you get a return to supplier warranty, you will also be covered by a little known EU act that states you get 2 years cover regardless to whatever the company states. if you bought it new, although in the second year it is more likely to get a repair than a replacement, and then from the company that makes the item, and not the supplier.

http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens...s/index_en.htm