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so how to get this phone with warranty? dont wan to throw in money where later got issue have to send to overseas

btw i have frens in shenzhen..if buy from there, any issue using locally?
 
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saw an ad its coming out on hachi tech? so local set, right? thats pretty good to think of warranty purpose
 

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so how to get this phone with warranty? dont wan to throw in money where later got issue have to send to overseas

btw i have frens in shenzhen..if buy from there, any issue using locally?

if u want warranty, have to pay a substantial premium for sure so wait for the official local sets with 1 year warranty. else if u can stomach a shorter warranty period, get from qoo10.

qoo10 mostly all china sets, so based on prev history, all can use in SG. but if u want fancy things like VoLTE then might be different story.
 

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if u want warranty, have to pay a substantial premium for sure so wait for the official local sets with 1 year warranty. else if u can stomach a shorter warranty period, get from qoo10.

qoo10 mostly all china sets, so based on prev history, all can use in SG. but if u want fancy things like VoLTE then might be different story.

okie. thanks for the explanation!:s12::s12:
 

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mate 10 pro now going for 800 nia

mate 10 600+

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I think huawei doesn't use Corning Gorilla Glass.

I have a friend who experience a simple drop and the screen cracked. And if you watch JerryRig's recent P20 video, it cracked when he bend the phone.

Sent from OnePlus 5Teh using GAGT
 

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I think huawei doesn't use Corning Gorilla Glass.

I have a friend who experience a simple drop and the screen cracked. And if you watch JerryRig's recent P20 video, it cracked when he bend the phone.

Sent from OnePlus 5Teh using GAGT

Gorilla glass is scratch-resistant, NOT drop-proof, or crack-proof.
 

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Gorilla glass is scratch-resistant, NOT drop-proof, or crack-proof.

Check out the Corning website to find out what gorilla glass is....it also includes toughness. It is tougher than other types of glass which affects durabilty.
 

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Using oneplus 3, not sure if I should upgrade or wait for 6t. I don't like glass back for durability issue. Hmm
 

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I think huawei doesn't use Corning Gorilla Glass.

I have a friend who experience a simple drop and the screen cracked. And if you watch JerryRig's recent P20 video, it cracked when he bend the phone.

Sent from OnePlus 5Teh using GAGT

Which phone will not have a crack screen when you drop it? Even Samsung Galaxy Series screen will crack when you drop it. So you mean Samsung is not using Gorilla Glass also. Simi logic?

You better check the Mate 10 Pro video again before sprouting more nonsense..
 

garychengjw

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I think huawei doesn't use Corning Gorilla Glass.

I have a friend who experience a simple drop and the screen cracked. And if you watch JerryRig's recent P20 video, it cracked when he bend the phone.

Sent from OnePlus 5Teh using GAGT

Seriously i don't get your logic. :vijayadmin:
As long as phone screen is glass made, chances of dropping it and get crack is there.
 
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