cobracnvt macrumors 6502 Apr 6, 2017 285 122 Jul 2, 2018 #51 My experience has been good with the refurb units. You can add an extended warranty with the money you save. Reactions: Agile55
My experience has been good with the refurb units. You can add an extended warranty with the money you save.
smirking macrumors 601 Aug 31, 2003 4,222 4,366 Silicon Valley Jul 2, 2018 #52 Dodgeman said: Apparently with the watches they replace no parts. So they are probably store returns that go through a functionality test. Click to expand... If there's nothing wrong, you probably don't want them replacing parts. The act of "repairing" something for the sake of refreshing parts is probably more likely to introduce a failure source than a lightly used factory assembled component. Reactions: Miat and Agile55
Dodgeman said: Apparently with the watches they replace no parts. So they are probably store returns that go through a functionality test. Click to expand... If there's nothing wrong, you probably don't want them replacing parts. The act of "repairing" something for the sake of refreshing parts is probably more likely to introduce a failure source than a lightly used factory assembled component.
bruinsrme macrumors 604 Oct 26, 2008 7,206 3,068 Jul 2, 2018 #53 Dodgeman said: Did it look brand new? Apparently with the watches they replace no parts. So they are probably store returns that go through a functionality test. Click to expand... It did look new. I wouldn’t hesitate buying another refurb watch. Reactions: Agile55
Dodgeman said: Did it look brand new? Apparently with the watches they replace no parts. So they are probably store returns that go through a functionality test. Click to expand... It did look new. I wouldn’t hesitate buying another refurb watch.