Does anyone besides me think it’s deceptive for Woot! to identify that a limited warranty that covers this device, but refuse to detail these limitations?
Did you click the link?
I don’t think they clicked the link.
I bought this a couple of weeks ago when it was $89. I must say, as a bachelor, I really like it. I had a Roomba Vac only a few years ago and the Shark doesn’t sweep as well but I love the mopping. Sure, I would do a better job, but I hate mopping (wet Swifting). I just turn it on and leave the loft (I have concrete floors). Great little robot to have.
I bought this over a week ago for $108. Does whoot give you the difference when they drop price or should i just cancel it and order this thx
You can contact customer service and ask them to refund the difference if it’s been less than 2 weeks.
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I got this a while back. The only cautions I’d share are-
- It always mops unless you take the reservoir off. Not a big deal, but but something to be aware of.
- I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback mix and a Great Dane. Their fur blocks the dust bin and forms a significant wad roughly the size of a small paint roller. I was impressed enough with the furball to take a photo yesterday… Running it every day, we still have to sweep and mop behind it.
It does the living room and kitchen only, for what it is and what it cost, it’s OK.
Does this have an attachment to trim my beard?
The warranty lasts “up to 90 days,” which means out may last two days, right?
You’d have a full 90 days worth of Warranty.
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Buy the extended warranty…trust me! I’ve been through 3 of these. Only one has lasted more than a year. I finally gave up.
Please confirm what makes you say I “have a full 90 days of Warranty.”
Additionally, when I add this to my Cart, I’m offered no opportunity to purchase the optional warranty offered by Asurion.
The Asurion warranty is a separate purchase which would take place on Amazon.
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Click the link to read the Woot warranty details.
The reason that it says up to 90 days in the warranty information, is because Woot sometimes offers warranties of less than 90 days (such as 30).
The warranties offered by Woot, however, all cover the same details regardless of length.
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Thanks, but “a Woot warranty covers a period up to 90 days.” is absolutely meaningless.
Who decides whether it last two days or 90 days?
It’s whatever is listed on the sale page. In this case, you have 90 days.
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So, you’re expecting me to believe a “moderator,” who clearly contradicts what’s display on the Web page?
Well as I said, the warranty page is the same page whether the Woot warranty is 30 days, 60 days, or 90 days.
Because of those possibilities, it says up to 90 days.
From the text of the warranty page:
For how long: Unless otherwise noted in the product details, a Woot warranty covers a period up to 90 days.
In other words, it wouldn’t exceed 90 days. And since the listing page says 90 days, then yes. It is a 90 day warranty.
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