If you purchase a mobile phone outside the country you live in, be very careful about the warranty
When purchasing a mobile phone, you might think about purchasing it from a different country because it might be less expensive or you might have found a good deal. You might not have thought of this, though: The warranties might differ from those in your nation if you do this.
You will receive at least a three-year warranty on your new smartphone and a one-year warranty on a used one if you buy it in the EU. This implies that, provided it is not your fault, the manufacturer will pay for repairs if there are any flaws or something goes wrong. Nevertheless, you have to agree to the guarantees provided by the website where you purchase it. That is, if you buy from a website in another country.
Depending on your luck, the warranty may last three years, two years or less, or it may not exist at all. Enforcing this feature can be challenging even if you have it because you will need to send the phone overseas, wait for it to be fixed, and have faith that they will. It will be extremely difficult for you to report them if they do not comply. Therefore, it is best to purchase extremely low-cost items from overseas, especially if you do not care much about the warranty or do not expect high quality. Additionally, there is a significant risk when it comes to mobile phones.
As a result, we strongly advise that if you are thinking about buying a cell phone from a country other than your own, you should check the warranty for both the seller and that country. It is highly likely that this information will be displayed on their website, in-store, or on the item they sell. If not, it is best to make a written request.
If the warranty is too short or nonexistent, you run the risk of losing your money in the event that the phone breaks down or is damaged. After that, you will need to purchase another one.
It is true that you are saving a lot of money if everything goes according to plan, but you might wind up wasting a lot of money if everything goes wrong. Under no circumstances do we advise this for expensive or high-end mobile phones.