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[Question] 2-year warranty in EU

Hello,

I am aware of the closed question here, but I have doubts about the answer. As far as I know, most of the goods (certainly things like phones and laptops) you buy in EU have 2-year warranty period as one can read e.g. here and it should not matter whether I am a citizen of EU (which I am) or not.

I would like to buy Jolla in the near future but 1-year warranty is putting me off. Can I get an opinion from someone at Jolla about why they don't provide 2-years and how is this in accordance with European law? Thank you.

[Question] 2-year warranty in EU

Hello,

I am aware of the closed question here, but I have doubts about the answer. As far as I know, most of the goods (certainly things like phones and laptops) you buy in EU have 2-year warranty period as one can read e.g. here and it should not matter whether I am a citizen of EU (which I am) or not.

I would like to buy Jolla in the near future but 1-year warranty is putting me off. Can I get an opinion from someone at Jolla about why they don't provide 2-years and how is this in accordance with European law? Thank you.

EDIT: Is it may be like with Apple products where you have their 1-year limited warranty but you still have also the 2-year period that comes from EU law?

[Question] 2-year warranty in EU

Hello,

I am aware of the closed question here, but I have doubts about the answer. As far as I know, most of the goods (certainly things like phones and laptops) you buy in EU have 2-year warranty period as one can read e.g. here and it should not matter whether I am a citizen of EU (which I am) or not.

I would like to buy Jolla in the near future but 1-year warranty is putting me off. Can I get an opinion from someone at Jolla about why they don't provide 2-years and how is this in accordance with European law? Thank you.

EDIT: Is it may be like with Apple products where you have their 1-year limited warranty but you still have also the 2-year period that comes from EU law?